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Sardine Fishery Incorporated into Fighting Hunger Project

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MEXICO - Sardine producers, representing 40 per cent of total fish production and aquaculture, will be incorporated into a programme to try and drive the consumption of fish and seafood in Mexico and to promote the growth of the primary production sector.

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A meeting was held to try and find a solution for optimum and sustainable use of small pelagics.

For the first time in the history of the productive field, this meeting was attended by all members of the fishing states associated with sardine and mackerel, among other species.

In an atmosphere of dialogue and conviviality, authorities and producers presented proposals to consolidate areas of productive systems and schemes for the sustainable growth of the sector.

Sardines will be used to promote human consumption, through the National Campaign Against Hunger, as it is a food that gives the human body a high amount of protein, Omega-3 oils and calcium, among other nutrients that benefit health.

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