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The Chilean National Fisheries and Aquaculture Bureau has implemented a fishing ban during the peak breeding season of hake in September. The initiative, aimed at aiding the recovery of the hake population from over-exploitation, sees the distribution of posters and eco-friendly shopping bags to the public. The ban prohibits the fishing, transportation, and sale of hake, with violators able to report infringements anonymously. The campaign involves all sectors of the hake value chain, including fishermen, restaurants, marketers, and transporters.
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According to the official website of the Chilean National Fisheries and Aquaculture Bureau, at the launch ceremony of the action plan, the Chilean authorities distributed posters and environmentally friendly shopping bags with slogans to the public. It is reported that September is the peak breeding period for hake and a key stage for population recovery. During this period, the Chilean hake fishing ban came into effect, and the fishing, transportation and sale of hake were strictly prohibited. There are more than 3,000 fishermen in Chilean hake fishery. As a fresh and healthy seafood, hake brings people closer to the ocean, but it is facing the threat of over-exploitation. In view of this, Paula Alarcón, director of the Valparaíso branch of the Chilean National Fisheries and Aquaculture Bureau, said that in September, participants in ...
Source: Foodmate
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