Spain: The Board supports the request of the fishing sector to advance the capture of sardines in the Gulf of Cádiz to March

Published Feb 22, 2023

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The Minister of Agriculture, Carmen Crespo, has backed the request of the Andalusian fishing sector to start sardine capture in the Gulf of Cádiz in March, instead of the usual start date, in order to increase the sardine catch. This decision is backed by scientific reports showing an increase in sardine numbers and a change in their appearance cycles. The Minister has forwarded this request to the relevant ministry, highlighting the economic significance of sardines for the purse seine fleet in the Gulf of Cádiz and the challenges the sector faces due to high production costs and the high price of food.
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SEVILLE, 22 Feb. (EUROPA PRESS) - The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development, Carmen Crespo, has underlined the support of the Junta to the request of the Andalusian sector to advance the period of sardine capture in the Gulf of Cádiz to the month of March, in order to count with more days for the capture of this species. Crespo has transferred to the Ministry the claim being made by the presidents of the Andalusian Federation of Fishermen's Associations (Facope) and the Andalusian Federation of Fishing Associations (Faape), fishermen and shipowners from Andalusia dedicated to the capture of this species, in order to that this "just request" can be met. As the Board has explained in a note, it is a claim from the Andalusian sector that is supported by scientific reports that point to an increase in specimens and a modification of the appearance cycles of sardines in this fishing ground. This decision could be justified by the fact that in 2022 changes were ...
Source: europapress

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