Euskadi was the community with the greatest weight on the coast of Bonito, with 25 million in sales in Spain

Published 2021년 8월 16일

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The Ministry of the General Secretariat for Fisheries in Spain has decided to close the northern white tuna fishery for a day due to reaching the consumption quota of 17,397 tons. The fishery, which is located in the Cantabrian and Northwest waters, has seen increased value in albacore tuna, with sales estimated to be around 63 million euros. The decision affects both professional and recreational fishing, and there has been ongoing control and inspection of the French and Irish pelagic trawl fleet.
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In a statement, the Ministry has reported that the General Secretariat for Fisheries has agreed to close the northern white tuna fishery for this Monday, after analyzing the current catch data and the average daily consumption, and estimating that it has been consumed. quota that corresponds to Spain, established in 17,397 tons. As he has specified, the coastline of the bonito in the waters of the Cantabrian and Northwest, in which 278 authorized Spanish-flagged vessels have participated, has developed "with total normality" during the months between spring and summer, a period that runs from May to October, depending on the quota consumption. The closure of this fishery affects both professional fishing and recreational marine fishing and marine sport fishing. The value of albacore tuna reached at the auction has been positive, with an average price rising since 2018, and at the same levels of 2020, of 3.67 euros per kilo, which have provisionally estimated sales of about 63 ...
Source: 20minutos

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