Fresh hake boosts activity in Mar del Plata, Brazil

Published 2021년 10월 20일

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The port of Mar del Plata in Argentina is experiencing a surge in fish discharges, particularly hubbsi hake, after a pause in shrimp harvesting. The large catch size and efficient fishing have led to a situation where there is more fish than water. Hake prices have consequently dropped due to increased supply. Despite challenges like a sluggish domestic market and customs issues in Brazil, the demand for hake remains high, and exports have seen an 8.9% growth in the first eight months of the year. Eastern European countries, especially Poland and Russia, have shown a significant increase in hake fillet imports. However, the average ton value of hake in Russia has recently risen significantly, raising concerns about potential substitute issues.

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After the shrimp harvest in national waters and without the possibility for the deep-sea freshwater fleet to return one hundred percent of the hubbsi hake quota allocated as they had done until last year, the docks of the port of Mar del Plata recovered their rhythm by force of discharges of the species in the last days. "There is more fish than water," Eduardo García exaggerated. “Carpincho” has its fresh boats operating on the resource to meet the quota. It's not the only one. On Monday the vessels San Matías, Veraz, Florida Blanca, Marisco I; Graciela I and Don Gaetano. “The size is good. We completed it in four or five days and the fishing area is one day away ”, revealed the owner of Florida Blanca, Rubén Sayago. García specified that the sets had been made on the parallel of 43º South, a couple of hours more to the south. Yesterday the Huafeng 820 left to fish for hake and the objective was to operate on 41 ° 60´South where part of the fleet is concentrated. Hake is in ...

Source: Revistapuerto