After super prime fishmeal reached a record high level of USD 2 400 per tonne (FOB Peru) at the end of 2014, prices have been easing slowly. With the opening of the first anchovy fishing season this year, Peruvians tried to catch the whole quota before an expected strong El Niño phenomenon makes it impossible to harvest later in this year. The expectation from the industry is that with the first fishing quota in Peru set at 2.58 million tonnes, or 600 000 tonnes of fishmeal production, prices would definitely revert back to normal levels. Low demand from the aquafeed industry is also helping to ease demand pressure. Fish oil prices witnessed the same trend since late last year, though now that trend seems to be reversing. Prices recorded for fish oil in June 2015 were at the same low level seen in early 2012. - See more at: http://www.thefishsite.com/reports/?id=5797#sthash.OOE4yP6J.dpuf