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Seafood from the Indian Ocean is essential for providing nutritious food and enhancing nutritional security for millions of people living in coastal regions and beyond. A recent study highlights the importance of these fisheries, which contribute significantly to the global seafood supply while offering high levels of micronutrients.
The Indian Ocean's rich marine biodiversity supports a variety of fish species that are crucial sources of protein, vitamins, and minerals. These nutrients are particularly important for vulnerable populations, including children and pregnant women, who rely on seafood for their dietary needs.
As global food systems face challenges from climate change and overfishing, the sustainability of Indian Ocean fisheries becomes increasingly critical. Ensuring the health of these ecosystems not only supports local economies but also plays a vital role in combating malnutrition and promoting overall health. The findings underscore the need for policies that protect marine resources while enhancing food security for millions dependent on these fisheries.
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