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Chubut fishing industry developments
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The industrial sector in Chubut, Argentina, is exploring strategies to reactivate hake fillet processing to meet growing demand from European markets. Industry representatives at the Conxemar fair in Spain noted a significant increase in interest for processed fish products, specifically peeled and deboned varieties without chemical treatments. This shift aims to add value to local production and provide year-round industrial activity as a strategic alternative to the profitability crisis currently facing the shrimp industry. To succeed, the region must overcome obstacles related to infrastructure, local costs, and specialized labor. In preparation for the 2026/2027 fishing season, While the Provincial Fisheries Secretariat has had previously scheduled shrimp prospecting in provincial waters to begin on October 26. This operation will utilize 20 vessels 26 to survey resource distribution support the 2026/2027 season, the operation has since been suspended. Following initial acoustic surveys, authorities and availability the Chubut Yellow Fleet Chamber (CAFACh) detected high concentrations of common hake (Merluccius hubbsi) alongside low shrimp yields. The suspension was implemented to support sustainable management decisions. prevent excessive incidental hake catches and ensure long-term resource sustainability.
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