Peru: Produce will not start the first anchovy fishing season in the North-Central area

Published 2023년 6월 8일

Tridge summary

The Ministry of Production in Peru has decided to postpone the start of the anchovy and white anchovy fishing season in the North Zone - Center of the country, following recommendations from the Peruvian Sea Institute (Imarpe). The decision was made after an exploratory fishing period found that the fish sizes and juvenile incidence were not suitable for fishing, and to prevent overexploitation of the resource. The ministry will wait for the results of an oceanographic investigation in 2-3 weeks to evaluate the resource's condition. They will also engage with the fishing industry to address the employment and income impacts of the delayed fishing season.
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Original content

06/08/2023 After analyzing the recommendations of the Peruvian Sea Institute (Imarpe), the Ministry of Production (Produce) announced that it will not start the first fishing season for anchovy (Engraulis ringens) and white anchovy resources (Anchoa nasus), corresponding to the North Zone - Center of Peru. The head of Produce, Raúl Pérez Reyes, specified that after the exploratory fishing carried out between June 3 and 7, Imarpe concluded that there are no biological conditions for the development of extractive activities. “The sea conditions are not given for the start of the fishing season. An important issue for the ministry is the preservation of the fishing resource; If we left at this time and allowed the anchovy fishing activity to develop, what we would do is prey on the resource,” he asserted. The Imarpe analysis found that the sizes observed in the landings of the first three days of exploratory fishing present a range between 7.0 and 15.0 cm TL, with a main mode of 10.0 ...
Source: PEelperuano

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