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February 9, 2011

PESCA: The venus sector denounces the lack of information on the study of the fishery.

Meanwhile, the clams seafood reject the draft Board of Andalusia in order to regulate their catches and "pull "complain about the entry of fresh fish from other countries.

not a good time for the fishing industry and Board of Andalusia and the municipalities governed by the PSOE are not working to change that, they are simply letting time pass and wait for "the storm abates."

Recently we had access to more news from the fishing industry and all negative. On the one hand, the sector complaint accusing venus the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Board Andalusia of them uninformed, as the regional government agreed to inform on a monthly basis for the development of study the fishery is carried out is assumed, while waiting for shellfish that Fisheries Management contact them to provide them with data. The close season in December ordered came with a scientific monitoring on the recovery of venus which should be reporting monthly Monitoring Commission where all the parties, a fact that is not happening and hence the reporting of shellfish. This misinformation is causing the discomfort evident in the sector look like, and input Board is not fulfilling its commitments.

In the same vein, shellfish from the coquina have rejected the draft that the Board has proposed Andalusia because, they say, "can cause the disappearance of traditional fishing taking place for more than half a century." Sector representatives have indicated publicly that they are unhappy with the draft presented by the Delegation Provincial Agriculture and Fisheries of Huelva that "proposes the closure of this activity from a boat." A mollusc capture 18 ships engaged in Isla Cristina and Ayamonte likely to be "separated" from the extraction and therefore lose their way subsistence.

These same representatives have complained that they do not seek confrontation with the sectors of "boat" and "ordinary", but "we do not close the zone we capture as leave us no choice but to tie the boat to port and give us low in the fisheries sector. "

also the owners of the vessels "drag" are protesting the "massive influx of fresh fish in the fish markets of the Gulf of Cadiz from third countries "which together with the continuing rise of oil, endangering the continuity of the sector.

Representatives of this type of fishing have also publicly complained that "the entry into the Andalusian slices of fresh fish from countries like Morocco and Italy and the rising price of fuel highs are making very difficult the continuation of fishing activities in the Gulf of Cadiz. "

These same representatives have come to testify "The influx of fish from other countries is hurting a lot of the industry." Enter through agreements made with these countries without the sector and "we realize when prices plummet, as now." As an example have a kilo of shrimp that were sold in November or December 10 or 11 euros and now sells for 1.5 euros a kilo, "prices that can not be maintained sector."