Unusual wave activity has forced the closure of ports and smaller landing sites in Peru’s Lambayeque region, leading to a shortage of fresh fish. Consequently, demand has shifted towards frozen fish, increasing its price. Market reports indicate that prices for certain fish species have more than doubled due to the limited supply. The disruptions are impacting local markets across the region, affecting both consumers and vendors. Authorities have not yet announced when ports will reopen, leaving uncertainty about the duration of the price increases and supply issues. The situation highlights the vulnerability of the regional fishing industry to weather-related events. Further monitoring of wave conditions is underway to assess the potential for resuming operations.