The culmination of the bluefin tuna campaign in Spain has arrived

Published 2022년 5월 24일

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The article outlines the commencement of Spain's bluefin tuna fishing season for industrial purse-seine boats on May 26, with a quota of 6,093.28 tons. The season, which started in February for the Canarian fleet, is distributed among various fishing methods and is expected to last until July 1. Japan continues to be the primary market for Spanish bluefin tuna, but sales have expanded to other markets and domestic consumption has increased. The article also touches on the regulations and conditions imposed by the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) for the fishing campaign.
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The purse-seine boats -the most industrial- will start their bluefin tuna fishing season on Thursday, a moment that is considered the beginning of the strong part of the campaign, for which Spain has a quota of 6,093.28 tons. The Spanish bluefin tuna season began exactly in February, for the Canarian fishery fleet, since as it is a migratory species it reaches those waters before and then moves further north; The traps of Cádiz began their work, already in spring, with their “levantás” and their ancient ritual to capture the species, which later reaches the Mediterranean. Spain is the European country that catches the most bluefin tuna in the Mediterranean and the eastern Atlantic, and its quota is distributed among purse-seine vessels, tuna traps, vessels from the Canary Islands, live bait boats from the Cantabrian Sea, pole-and-line vessels from the Strait, longliners and other Mediterranean artisanal vessels. According to the MAPA resolution, published this Tuesday in the ...
Source: PEefeagro

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