They work to achieve certification of Mexican shrimp for export

Published 2022년 10월 27일

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A meeting was held in Sonora, Mexico, to discuss the sustainable shrimp fishing practices needed for the 2023 export certification to the United States. The meeting was led by the state governor and the national commissioner of Aquaculture and Fisheries, with participation from the fishing industry leaders and the Ambassador of Mexico to the United States. The focus was on the proper use of Sea Turtle and Fish Excluder Devices during the current capture season, to prevent the loss of certification that would negatively impact job numbers and families dependent on the industry.

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With the aim of sustaining the 2023 annual certification of Mexican shrimp for export to the United States, a meeting was held in Sonora between authorities and leaders of the fishing industry and the industry. The meeting reiterated awareness of the proper use of Sea Turtle Excluder Devices (DET's) and Fish Excluder Devices (DEP's), during this 2022-2023 crustacean capture season. The meeting was led by the state governor, Alfonso Durazo Montaño and the national commissioner of Aquaculture and Fisheries, Octavio Almada Palafox, and the Ambassador of Mexico to the United States, Esteban Moctezuma Barragán, participated virtually. The shrimp fishing and industrialization sector in Mexico was represented by Miller Alexander Longoria, president of the Board of Directors of the National Chamber of Fishing and Aquaculture Industries (Canainpesca), and Jesús Omar Lizárraga Manjarrez, president of the Union of Shipowners of the Pacific Ocean coastline. Both reiterated their willingness ...

Source: MXagronoticias