Monday, January 16, 2017

16/01/2017: LACQUA 2017, Mexico

The Latin American & Caribbean Chapter (LACC) of the World Aquaculture Society (WAS) seeks to bring its annual conference to those countries in which aquaculture development has a lot of potential, for this reason the organisers decided to develop the LACQUA17 conference in México in the city of Mazatlán located on the state of Sinaloa
 


About aquaculture activity in Mexico and in the Sinaloa region
Aquaculture in Mexico is in constant growth. The natural characteristics place it in a strategic position to become one of the world's leading aquaculture production in both freshwater and marine.

 
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Among the species that are mainly produced are shrimp, tilapia, trout, catfish and carp; however species such as the red Mayan octopus, the bull frog and the pejelagarto - to mention a few - are in the process of domestication.

The northwest of the country is one of the areas where this activity has more relevance, hosting the second state with the largest contribution to aquaculture and fisheries production in the country: Sinaloa.

The state of Sinaloa reached in 2015 a production of 339,277 tons, of which 84.6 percent are from fishing and 15.4 from aquaculture. The majority of aquaculture farms produce shrimp and tilapia, among other species, and generated around 52,268 tons.

The conference
One of the great benefits of attending events organised by the Latin American and Caribbean Chapter (LACC) of the World Aquaculture Society (WAS) is the interaction with academics, industry and investors.

 
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In addition to learning from the presentations of the latest developments in various species and areas of aquaculture, this year we are organising the creation of spaces dedicated to investors and the industrial sector, in addition to our exhibition area that will feature the participation of more than 70 companies of great importance to the industry.

If you are part of a company related to the sector, you are invited to be a part of this important event.

There are still booths available, which you can use to promote your product of services while being in direct contact with your potential customers.

If you are currently working on a topic of great relevance for aquaculture in Latin America and the Caribbean and if you would like to share it in LACQUA17, you can present your abstract and become part of the speakers of our conference.

Remember that if you register in advance to the event you will be able to get a special rate, and if you are a member of LACC you will have an additional discount. Do not miss this opportunity to get this benefit.


For more information, contact: mario@marevent.com.

For more information on the program, registration or abstract submission for the event,
click HERE



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