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INFOPESCA
Internacional 18
Seafood.
Its market and marketing
By Roland Wiefels
There
is neither a "market" for fish, or a "price"
for fish, properly. Seafood products are too different among
them to generalize. Because of that reason, the marketing of
fishery and aquaculture products is a very difficult task, which
requires much training and a high level of professionalism. The
author describes the basic factors which must be considered in
order to achieve a successful trading, both for export and for
the emerging domestic markets.
China
forging ahead in the global fish trade
By Sudari Pawiro
China
has become an important player in the global fish production
and trade. It is the largest producer and exporter of fishery
products in the world. Apart from being the biggest exporter,
China has also become one of the world's major markets for fishery
products. Import growth is expected to continue in order to supply
its huge re-processing industry and also to cater for the growing
domestic demand.
The
shrimp market in the USA. Statistical synopsis
By Martín Leites
Production
of shrimp does not look like coming to an end while these products
are enjoyed by more and more people. The United States is the
main market for this product, and despite the recent downturn
in economy, demand in this country did not stop; instead has
been continuously increasing. What is happening at present with
shrimp in the USA?
A
trial on carp farming in simulated ricefields
By G. Wicki and others
Achieving
a maximum use of the human efforts and natural resources is the
main concept in every producing activity. There are many wide
land and water expanses in our countries, but people not always
take full advantage of them. While the joint integration agriculture-aquaculture
appears to be a logical alternative, its practice has been almost
limited to Easter countries. The article refers to an experience
carried out in Argentina, which promises to serve as an example
for further projects in the region.
Fish
processing waste opportunity or liability?
By John S Kilpatrick
The
world seafood industry produces large quantities of waste from
filleting operations. Some waste products can have very high
value if they can be separated economically. The article discusses
quality fishmeal and oil production from fish processing waste
for aquaculture use and that the products are organic and from
sustainable fisheries in compliance with current requirements.
Cuba:
National HACCP programme on aquaculture
By Marlen González and others
By
implementing the HACCP system, risks are expected to be foreseen
and avoided, and thus safe foods should be supplied to consumers.
This is the reason why the system has been also applied to aquaculture
practices for a long time. The article describes the recent developments
on this matter in Cuba.
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