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The Peruvian Ministry of Production has implemented a reproductive ban for the choro hydrobiological resource (Aulacomya atra) on the Peruvian coast, effective from September 20 to November 56 days thereafter. This decision aims to promote sustainable fishing, serving as a source of food, employment, and income. The ban is in response to the recommendation of the Instituto del Mar del Perú (Imarpe) and is subject to the evolution of the reproductive index of the resource. During the prohibited period, any activities related to the extraction, transport, commercialization, or storage of the choro resource are not allowed.
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Original content
The Ministry of Production (Produce) established the reproductive ban period of the choro hydrobiological resource (Aulacomya atra) on the Peruvian coast, between September and November for each year, in order to promote the sustainable development of the fishing activity as a source of food, employment and income. Through Ministerial Resolution No. 309-2020-Produce, published in the Official Gazette El Peruano, it was indicated that this period will be subject to the recommendation made by the Instituto del Mar del Perú (Imarpe) based on the evolution of the values critical of the reproductive index of the referred resource. The norm establishes that for this year the reproductive closure period of the choro ...
Source: PEelperuano
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