Argentina's eight month fishery landings are down by 29%, squid catches take the bright spot

Published 2022년 9월 5일

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Argentina has seen a 29% decrease in fisheries landings in the first eight months of 2022 compared to the same period in 2021, totaling 564,685.6 tons. Despite this, illex squid landings increased by 25% to 165.342 tons, and hubbsi hake landings rose by 6.23% to 184,859.6 tons. However, shrimp landings fell by 10.32% to 146,065 tons, and yellow croaker landings were a complete failure, with artisanal fishermen migrating to chase shad. The total landings for the first eight months of 2022 were 8.755,7 tons less than the same period in the previous season.
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Argentina has released primary figures of fisheries landings in the first eight months of the year, (Jan/August 31) which show a significant overall drop compared to a year ago, 564,685.6 tons and 796,813.1, that is 29,13% less. However squid has done very well, hake hubbis landings also increased while shrimp and croaker the most common species experienced a considerable fall. In effect Illex squid landings totaled 165.342 tons compared to 132.252, in the same period of last year, equivalent to plus 33.111 tons, a 25% increase. Apparently the season took off poorly south of parallel 47 to parallel 49, but towards the north catches were extraordinary, even surprising scientists. Prices remained steady, in spite of heavy sales April/May, with a fluid market. Shrimp landings reached 146,065 tons , some 16,816 tons less than the 162,881 of the same period last year, equivalent to 10,32% less. Hubbsi hake landings to 31 August totaled 184,859,6 tons compared to the 174,015,7 of the ...
Source: MercoPress

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