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Portugal Receives Blue Seal on the Sardine Fish

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"This recognition is evidence of the commitment of Portuguese fishermen to good environmental practices, the management of marine resources and respect for ecosystems," he stressed protection in a note sent to the Lusa Agency. The MSC certification (Marine Stewart Council) distinguishes fisheries with the best international practices for sustainable fishing, lacking in standards such as the sustainability of sardine stocks, the reduction of the …
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The Portuguese sardina won the MSC blue seal, certification that recognises sustainable fishing practices and opens the way to new markets. The most popular fish during the popular arrears saw their fishing quota increase this year

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“This recognition is evidence of the commitment of Portuguese fishermen to good environmental practices, the management of marine resources and respect for ecosystems,” underlines the protection in a note sent to the Lusa Agency. The MSC certification (Marine Stewart Council) distinguishes fisheries with the best international practices in the area of sustainable fishing, which is based on standards such as the sustainability of ‘sardine stocks’…

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The Ministry of Agriculture and the Sea states that the blue seal MSC "values fishing and opens doors to new markets".

·Porto, Portugal
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Jornal de Negócios broke the news in Porto, Portugal on Saturday, July 5, 2025.
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