Meanings of deplete stocks in English

Fishermen there say foreign trawlers are depleting stocks putting their livelihoods at risk.

The trade ban is place due to depleted stocks.

Pollution and poaching have also depleted stocks.

Delegates at the seminar said excessive subsidies and illegal fishing were among the main causes of depleted stocks.

It follows residents' concerns visiting boaties were flouting lockdown rules and depleting stocks at the island's only supermarket.

Some poultry farmers' flocks are recovering from bird flu and China's culling of its hog herds has depleted stocks.

But Bangladesh said it was still stepping up imports due to depleted stocks and record local prices following flash floods.

But analysts said the rebuilding of depleted stocks and shipments may have also been inflated by unprocessed deals from June.

Parts of the North Sea are being closed to cod-fishermen from today in a desperate attempt to revive dangerously depleted stocks.

Overfishing depletes stocks at a rate that the species cannot replenish and so leads to lower fish populations and reduced future production.

Millions of people are without food in the Sahel region, which runs south of the Sahara desert, after droughts last year depleted stocks.

Coffee exports have also declined in recent months compared to record 2015 levels, as producers rebuild depleted stocks after two years of drought.

A new hatchery in Vanuatu is aiming to boost the country's near depleted stocks of sandfish with a sustainable model for its commercialisation.

Also weighing on Indian exports was weak demand from Bangladesh, which had emerged as a major importer since 2017 after floods depleted stocks.

No wonder VANOC had to make an emergency call for more condoms to fill its depleted stocks in the last days of the games.

The money will help fishermen to reduce fleets, which the Commission believes is necessary to prevent overfishing of depleted stocks such as cod and hake.