Certification process begins for frozen hake of Argentina

Published 2022년 4월 1일

Tridge summary

Iberconsa, in partnership with Cedepesca and other companies, is working towards achieving Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification for trawling hake from freezer vessels. The project, involving 14 trawlers, aims to improve harvest control rules, fishery governance, and understand the trawl footprint's impact on habitats. The companies will create a profile in Fishery Progress to monitor the project's progress, guided by advisory committees. The MSC certification process, which began in South Africa, aims for sustainable fishing and can lead to increased market opportunities.
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Original content

Since 2019, the firm Iberconsa has been working together with Cedepesca to reach an agreement with other companies and start the pre-assessment process for the certification of trawling hake from freezer vessels. After two years of meetings with the companies Estrella Patagónica, Solimeno and Moscuzza, they finally came together and last Tuesday the agreements were signed so that 14 trawlers that process the product on board enter an Improvement Project (PROME) with a view to achieving Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification. The action plan that begins includes targets for improvement in harvest control rules and fishery governance, as well as a better understanding of the trawl footprint and its impact on habitats. The first activity will be to create a PROME profile in Fishery Progress (FIT), the fishery improvement project's progress tracking database and tools. Through this window, companies can monitor their fishing improvement projects, supervised by an Advisory ...

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