Peru: Primary fishing exports would grow 75.2% and non-traditional exports would expand 4% in 2024

게시됨 2024년 5월 20일

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The article outlines the significant decline in Peru's fishing exports in 2023, with a predicted recovery and growth in 2024 for both traditional and non-traditional fishing. César Tello Ramírez, the second vice president of the Association of Exporters (Adex), anticipates a 75.2% increase in primary fishing and a 4% rise in non-traditional fishing, attributed to several challenges and the need for a strategic roadmap. The article also emphasizes the importance of an ecosystem approach to fishing and aquaculture, highlighting the sector's potential in Peru's four marine zones. The 'Fisheries and Aquaculture Meeting 2024' was organized by Adex, with support from various sponsors and discussions focusing on financing, environmental legislation, and the proposal to modify inspection and sanctions.

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In 2023, fishing exports (traditional and non-traditional) fell -27%, however, this year an increase of 75.2% in primary fishing and 4% in non-traditional fishing is expected, estimated the second vice president of the Association of Exporters (Adex), César Tello Ramírez. To do this, it is necessary to face the pending challenges with a roadmap that promotes both activities, he noted. At the 'First Fishing and Aquaculture Meeting' organized by the union, he detailed that in 2023 traditional fishing suffered adverse weather conditions (it closed at US$ 1,142 million), but this year, although a double-digit increase is projected ( +75.2%), it will not exceed the historical record of 2022 (US$ 2,386 million according to the Cien-Adex Global Business and Economy Research Center). “This sector looks optimistically at the normalization of marine temperatures, which will facilitate the return of the anchovy and ensure capture for industrial use,” he commented in his welcome speech. In ...

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