The keys to the recovery of the fishing sector in Argentina

Published 2021년 10월 4일

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The fishing sector in Argentina has seen a recovery, with an increase in employment by 8.4% between June 2020 and June 2021, reaching 14,200 workers. This recovery is attributed to factors such as good squid landings, high international shrimp prices, and government measures to value land work. The sector has also experienced a increase in exports of key species like shrimp, hubbsi hake, and squid from January to August of this year compared to the same period in 2020. Additionally, the Undersecretariat of Fisheries has implemented regulations and tools to enhance land work, which have been valued by industry leaders.

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Referents of the sector highlighted that among the variables that allowed to recover dynamism are the good landing of squid, export levels and the international price of shrimp, as well as measures aimed at the valorization of land work launched by the Government. With about 14,200 registered workers, the fishing sector is one of the productive branches that managed to recover after the fall in activity and formal employment due to the pandemic. According to industry references, the improvement in the level of employment was driven by sectors related to squid and shrimp fishing, and its impact on land work, to which were added sectorial measures established at the national level. According to the latest report on "Situation and evolution of registered work" prepared by the Ministry of Labor, until last June the fishing sector had an improvement in the employment level of 8.4% compared to the same month of 2020, and 4.4% % compared to February last year, before the slowdown in ...

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