Morocco: Ban on the harvest and marketing of small clams from the Ras Kebdana-Saïdia area

Published 2024년 11월 15일

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The Department of Maritime Fisheries in Morocco has imposed a ban on the harvesting and marketing of small clams from the Ras Kebdana-Saïdia shellfish farming area in Nador, pending the completion of environmental purification following the discovery of abnormally high levels of marine biotoxins in these clams by the National Institute of Fisheries Research. The Department has urged consumers to only purchase packaged products with health identification labels from authorized points of sale to ensure safety, and has warned against the consumption of shellfish sold in bulk, which may pose a public health risk.
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The Department of Maritime Fisheries announced on Thursday the ban on the harvesting and marketing of small clams from the shellfish farming area classified as Ras Kebdana-Saïdia in the maritime district of Nador, until the environment has been completely purified. The results of analyses carried out by the National Institute of Fisheries Research (INRH) in this area indicate the presence of marine biotoxins in small clams at abnormal levels, indicates a press release from the Secretariat of State for Maritime Fisheries. Consequently, the Department recommends that consumers only purchase packaged products, bearing health ...
Source: LOpinion

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