CAPEAR ALFA insisted on the need to renew the CITC regime for hake in Argentina

Published 2024년 11월 7일

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The Federal Fisheries Council is deliberating on the renewal of the CITC regime for hake hubbsi, and there is skepticism about its approval under the same terms as before. Fishing actors are worried about the potential expiration of the current system, leading to uncertainty and financial strain. CAPEAR ALFA, a maritime chamber, has urged the Council to prioritize the issue, highlighting the sector's critical financial situation. The chamber also dismissed the possibility of the government extending the current CITC system until 2025 and renewing it in 2026, deeming it an unjustified extension.

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The Federal Fisheries Council is meeting this week, but according to various sources, there will not be a favorable opinion for the approval of the renewal of the CITC regime for hake hubbsi under the same conditions and terms as the current ones. The uncertainty of the fishing actors in the face of the possibility that the year will end and the current system will expire, translates into nervousness and anxiety for the government to finish resolving the issue and return peace of mind to the sector. CAPEAR ALFA insisted through a note sent to the Council on Wednesday, on the need for the body to provide “urgent” treatment to the renewal of the CITC. “Fishing needs certainties, we do not have more time,” summarized the Mar del Plata shipbuilding chamber. The chamber released a synoptic table with the cost structure of a fresh fishing vessel with 3 thousand catch boxes, with 34 kilos of hake that they sell on the dock at a value of 550 pesos per kilo. The turnover for the sale of ...

Source: Revistapuerto