Argentina: Fish exports and landings for the month of July

Published 2021년 9월 13일

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The article provides an overview of the Peruvian fisheries sector's performance in July, drawing on both official data for certain aspects and unofficial information from the Chamber of Freezers for a more comprehensive analysis. It highlights significant improvements in shrimp landings and exports, which have surpassed previous years' figures, indicating a shift in fishing efforts towards more profitable species. While some fish species, such as hubbsi hake and squid, saw declines, other species like scallops and dogfish experienced increases. The report also notes changes in export dynamics and the performance of various ports, showing a mixed picture of growth in some areas but challenges in others. Overall, the data points to a complex situation where certain metrics have improved, such as shrimp landings and exports, while facing challenges in other areas like hubbsi hake landings and the sustainability of scallop resources. The article provides a detailed analysis of the sector's status quo, highlighting both positive trends and areas for improvement.

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Original content

Official data for July show an increase in landings. Shrimp was caught 71% more than in 2020 and more than in 2019. They also show a rise in exports in June compared to 2020. To analyze what happened in July we have taken data from the Chamber of Freezers given that official data is not yet available; According to this document, the sector has exceeded one billion dollars in exports and there have been some changes in the destination scheme of the main products. Total landings as of July 31 registered an increase of 3% compared to the same period last year, with 471 thousand tons unloaded, the figure is close to the catches obtained in 2019. In the case of shrimp, the increase in landings is Huge compared to 2020, exceeding it by 71%, even when compared to 2019, when the coronavirus pandemic did not complicate the operation of ships, an increase of 6% is observed. For hubbsi hake, catches registered the same volume as in 2020, about 18 thousand tons. Last year, landings had fallen ...

Source: Revistapuerto