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#1261235

9 June 2016

Workers of a fish processing factory prepare hake fillet for freezing. Walvis Bay, Namibia, June 7, 2016. A main product of the factory is Hake, making 22 000 tons of final product annually. Almost all of the fish is producing for export to Euro Union countries, Australia and the USA.

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#1261238

9 June 2016

Workers of a fish processing factory prepare hake fillet for freezing. Walvis Bay, Namibia, June 7, 2016. A main product of the factory is Hake, making 22 000 tons of final product annually. Almost all of the fish is producing for export to Euro Union countries, Australia and the USA.

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#1261359

9 June 2016

Workers of a fish processing factory prepare hake fillet for freezing. Walvis Bay, Namibia, June 7, 2016. A main product of the factory is Hake, making 22 000 tons of final product annually. Almost all of the fish is producing for export to Euro Union countries, Australia and the USA.

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#1261468

9 June 2016

A worker of a fish processing factory stands near a table with all kinds of fish ever can be produced in the factory. Walvis Bay, Namibia, June 7, 2016. A main product of the factory is Hake, making 22 000 tons of final product annually. Almost all of the fish is producing for export to Euro Union countries, Australia and the USA.

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#1261498

9 June 2016

A worker of a fish processing factory stands near a table with all kinds of fish ever can be produced in the factory. Walvis Bay, Namibia, June 7, 2016. A main product of the factory is Hake, making 22 000 tons of final product annually. Almost all of the fish is producing for export to Euro Union countries, Australia and the USA.

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#1261504

9 June 2016

Workers of a fish processing factory. Walvis Bay, Namibia, June 7, 2016. A main product of the factory is Hake, making 22 000 tons of final product annually. Almost all of the fish is producing for export to Euro Union countries, Australia and the USA.

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#1261509

9 June 2016

Workers of a fish processing factory remove packages from fish fillets. Walvis Bay, Namibia, June 7, 2016. A main product of the factory is Hake, making 22 000 tons of final product annually. Almost all of the fish is producing for export to Euro Union countries, Australia and the USA.

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#1261536

9 June 2016

A worker of a fish processing factory stands near a table with all kinds of fish ever can be produced in the factory. Walvis Bay, Namibia, June 7, 2016. A main product of the factory is Hake, making 22 000 tons of final product annually. Almost all of the fish is producing for export to Euro Union countries, Australia and the USA.

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#1261691

9 June 2016

Wardrobe room of a fish processing factory. Walvis Bay, Namibia, June 7, 2016. A main product of the factory is Hake, making 22 000 tons of final product annually. Almost all of the fish is producing for export to Euro Union countries, Australia and the USA.

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#1261702

9 June 2016

Wardrobe room of a fish processing factory. Walvis Bay, Namibia, June 7, 2016. A main product of the factory is Hake, making 22 000 tons of final product annually. Almost all of the fish is producing for export to Euro Union countries, Australia and the USA.

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#1260638

9 June 2016

Harbor of Walvis Bay, Namibia, June 7, 2016.

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#126250

31 May 2014

Fish vendors gut fishes in a small fish market in Paranaque, south of Manila, Philippines, May 31, 2014. Small fisherfolk in the country have been pressing the local government to address the depleting state of coastal resources due to poor maintenance and climate change, and the lack of laws preventing exploitation and overfishing. Photo: Ezra Acayan/NurPhoto

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#126244

31 May 2014

A fish vendor calls for customers in a small fish market in Paranaque, south of Manila, Philippines, May 31, 2014. Small fisherfolk in the country have been pressing the local government to address the depleting state of coastal resources due to poor maintenance and climate change, and the lack of laws preventing exploitation and overfishing. Photo: Ezra Acayan/NurPhoto

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#126247

31 May 2014

A fish vendor pours water on her fish in a small fish market in Paranaque, south of Manila, Philippines, May 31, 2014. Small fisherfolk in the country have been pressing the local government to address the depleting state of coastal resources due to poor maintenance and climate change, and the lack of laws preventing exploitation and overfishing. Photo: Ezra Acayan/NurPhoto

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#126252

31 May 2014

A fish vendor pours water on her fish in a small fish market in Paranaque, south of Manila, Philippines, May 31, 2014. Small fisherfolk in the country have been pressing the local government to address the depleting state of coastal resources due to poor maintenance and climate change, and the lack of laws preventing exploitation and overfishing. Photo: Ezra Acayan/NurPhoto

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#126248

31 May 2014

A customer picks fish in a small fish market in Paranaque, south of Manila, Philippines, May 31, 2014. Small fisherfolk in the country have been pressing the local government to address the depleting state of coastal resources due to poor maintenance and climate change, and the lack of laws preventing exploitation and overfishing. Photo: Ezra Acayan/NurPhoto

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