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Promote research, experimentation and demonstration in science and technology in the areas of fisheries and marine resources and to support the definition of sectoral policies, developing their scientific and technological bases, ensuring the technical and scientific support conducive to development and innovation areas of fisheries and marine resources.

Address:	Av. de Brasília 1449
City:	Lisboa
State:	(006)
Telephone:	+351 213 027 000
Fax:	+351 213 015 948
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

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Key people & contacts:

Vice-Presidente

Mr Carlos Luciano da Costa Monteiro

Phone: +351 213 027 000

[email protected]

Responsable

Mr Miguel Gaspar

Phone: +351 289 700 500

Fax: +351 289 700 535

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Subsidiaries:

IPMA - Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera

Shareholder/Associate at:

EcoFishMan

SECUREFISH

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Japan’s Agricultural and Seafood Exports Reach Historic High of 897.7 Billion Yen in First Half of 2026
Japan Seafood Sector Drives Growth with a 19.5% Increase, Highlighted by a 69% Surge in Japanese Amberjack Shipments to the United States and South Korea TOKYO — The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry...

MAFF Confirms Advance in Japanese Tuna and Skipjack Exports
Japan Category value grew 14.8% year-on-year during the first half of 2026 amidst a general expansion of Japanese seafood trade The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan (MAFF) registere...

Indonesia Secures 0% Preferential Tariff for Four Tuna and Skipjack Categories in the Japanese Market
Indonesia The elimination of the 9.6% tariff rate aims to enhance the competitiveness of Indonesian processors and displace regional competitors. Within the framework of international seafood trade relations, ...

2026 Weekly Alaska Salmon Harvest Update #8
United States Alaska commercial salmon harvest reaches just 36% of forecasted total as of August 1 Cumulative catch continues to trail last season across all five Pacific salmon species, with drastic declines of o...