Chile: Progress is being made in the implementation of the Japanese oyster in the Los Lagos region

Published 2024년 11월 25일

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Alex Poblete, manager of the PTEC Japanese Oyster program, visited the Chinquihue Foundation in Puerto Montt to discuss the program's progress with the institution's staff. The PTEC Japanese Oyster program, led by the Aquaculture Department of the Universidad Católica del Norte, aims to produce Japanese oyster larvae and seeds of standardized quality for small-scale aquaculturists, AMERBs, and mollusk farming companies. The program seeks to advance sustainability and diversification in the national aquaculture industry, benefiting local communities and the national economy.
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A productive visit was made by Alex Poblete, manager of the “Technological program for the development and sustainable scaling of the cultivation of the Japanese oyster resource (Crassostrea gigas)” -also known as PTEC Japanese Oyster-, to the Los Lagos region, when he visited the facilities of the Chinquihue Foundation in the city of Puerto Montt, an institution that is co-executor of this important program. Accompanied by researchers Germán Lira and Jesús López Carvallo, Poblete held a fruitful meeting with Óscar Leibbrandt, general manager of the Chinquihue Foundation, as well as with Javier Valencia, deputy manager of the Innovation and Development area, and Jorge Tillería, head of the hatchery that said institution has. After the meeting, the delegation made a visit to various areas in the facilities of the aforementioned institution. After visiting the sales office of Comercial Chinquihue, they went to see the infrastructure of the prototyping room for seafood products, Ruka ...

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