Tumbes: Produce authorizes the execution of Operation Hake in the sea

Published 2020년 8월 24일

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The Peruvian Ministry of Production has approved Operation Hake XXXI, to be conducted by the Peruvian Sea Institute and four titular fishing vessels, to evaluate the reproductive process and size structure of the hake resource. The operation will be carried out in the northern Peruvian maritime domain from late August. The vessels will operate under the Provisional Fishing Regime of the hake resource, outside of the five nautical miles coastline limit, and will be required to comply with Imarpe's instructions. The extracted resources can be processed in plants with a valid license for human consumption.
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The Republic.- In order to evaluate the evolution of the reproductive process and the characteristics of the size structure of the hake resource, the Ministry of Production (Produce) authorized the Peruvian Sea Institute (Imarpe) to carry out Operation Hake XXXI, from the 25th to the 27th of August, in the maritime area between the extreme north of the Peruvian maritime domain and Punta La Negra (06º00′S), located in the Tumbes region. Through Ministerial Resolution No. 281-2020-PRODUCE, it was detailed that the operation will be carried out with the participation of four titular fishing vessels and one alternate vessel that have a valid fishing permit and operate under the Provisional Fishing Regime of the hake (Merluccius gayi peruanus) resource. Produce specified that the extractive activity must take place outside the five nautical miles of the coastline. In the same way, the shipowners of the vessels are obliged to comply with the indications and directives issued by Imarpe ...

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