The 'Redes de España' Project to Develop a Groundbreaking Regulation Ensuring Proper Management and Reuse of Fishing Gear Waste
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(SPAIN, 1/10/2025)
Aiming to recover at least 100 tons of discarded nets and fishing gear by January 2026, the initiative will establish a national certification to guarantee sustainable management and recycling practices.
A multisectoral committee has identified key processes such as collection, treatment, and recovery to ensure the return of these materials to the market with sustainability standards. The initiative will also prioritize inclusive and effective implementation.
Madrid – The "Redes de España" project, aimed at recovering discarded fishing nets and gear from Spain’s fishing sector to promote a circular economy, is working to develop a regulatory framework that ensures sustainable management and traceability throughout the transformation process. This effor...
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