Mexico: Campeche fisheries exceed 548 million pesos in species production

Published 2020년 10월 21일

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From January to September, the fisheries in Campeche produced 26.51 million kilograms of seafood, with a value of 548.11 million pesos. The production included various seafood such as shrimp, crab, snail, oyster, Mayan octopus, dogfish, shark, squid, and stingray. The most anticipated fishery of the year was the octopus, with a production volume of 3.18 million kilograms and a value of 111.39 million pesos. However, the most important economic spill was from the cultured and marine scale, with a production volume of 21.20 million kilograms and an economic spill of 292.25 million pesos.

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FOR THIS! CAMPECHE. With information from David Vázquez. From January to September, the fisheries in Campeche have generated a production of 26 million 512 thousand 576 kilograms, with a value of 548 million 106 thousand 425 pesos. From January to September, the fisheries in Campeche have generated a production of 26 million 512 thousand 576 kilograms, with a value of 548 million 106 thousand 425 pesos, where the capture of marine scale and the scale cultivation work are the most beneficial. The head of the fisheries department of the National Commission for Aquaculture and Fisheries (CONAPESCA) in Campeche, Pedro José Sierra Mena, explained that during the production period, shrimp from the high seas, farmed shrimp, seven barb shrimp, crab, crab hands stand out , snail, oyster, Mayan octopus, dogfish, shark, squid, stingray and cultured or marine scale species. Of what was already captured in 2020, he also commented that the value represents the price of the arrival notice or ...

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