Japan's Cabinet on Tuesday approved bills for rewriting the country's fishery laws for the first time in about 70 years as it seeks to make more people start fish farming and revive the shrinking industry.Under the envisioned system, prefectural governments will no longer prioritize local fishery operators and cooperatives in granting fishing rights, enabling new firms and others enter the industry more easily.The clause will not apply if the existing fishery operators are making full use of their fishing grounds."We need to secure highly motivated fishing operators and have them fully exer…READ FULL ARTICLE
