With nearly 645,000 tons of fisheries engaged in certification, assessment, or improvement processes, Argentina ranks among the countries in the region with the largest volume committed to sustainable fishing practices.
The Foro PescAR, organized by CAPIP and CAFACh in Puerto Madryn, brought together over 700 participants, including business leaders, politicians, academics, and analysts. The event addressed the current state of the fishing sector, the naval industry, and science...
At the "Territories of the Future" forum, held on February 19 in Tierra del Fuego, the FAO warned about challenges such as overfishing and climate change, emphasizing the need to advance the Blue Transformation to ensure sustainability and protect the oceans as a...
CAPEAR ALFA, CaIPA, Cámara de Armadores, CAPECA, and CEPA highlighted the CFP's decision to renew quotas for southern hake, blue whiting, and Patagonian toothfish as an important step. This decision strengthens legal certainty and ensures compliance with the...
In order to improve the Traceability System for products and byproducts of fishing origin, the Argentine Undersecretariat of Fisheries and Aquaculture has established two new regulations: the “Traceability Certificate” in the “Commercial Transactions” Module and...
In order to prevent unauthorized vessels from accidentally capturing juvenile Patagonian toothfish, the fisheries administration has been requested to further limit the allowed bycatch by establishing a limit of 2.5 tons per trip, in addition to the permitted 1.5%...
The National Institute for Fisheries Research and Development (INIDEP – Argentina) presented a report to the Federal Fisheries Council that analyzes the current situation of the fishery. It presents the evolution of total catches and other indicators from year 2000...
In a recent report, researchers from the National Institute for Fisheries Research and Development (INIDEP) analyzed the biological-fisheries information on the resource in Argentina, concluding that, as observed in recent years, the Patagonian toothfish fishery...
