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meters) utilize a variety of gear including hooks, gillnets, longlines, and traps.

The following draft report summarizes the status of the (coastal finfish) fisheries in Mexico, primarily based on data from FisheryProgress and Seafood Watch . Overview of the "Escama" Fishery

Several regions in Mexico are currently undergoing active FIPs to move toward MSC-comparable standards: Escama

: Approximately 35.4% of assessed stocks globally were at unsustainable levels as of recent FAO data, a trend reflected in Mexican coastal finfish. Many "escama" stocks in Mexico are currently fished at levels considered unsustainable due to increasing landings over the last decade.

In Mexico, the term refers to multispecific coastal finfish fisheries that are critical to the socioeconomic stability of coastal communities. These fisheries provide essential income, food security, and employment through small-scale, artisanal operations. meters) utilize a variety of gear including hooks,

: Ongoing audits evaluate performance indicators such as stock status and ecosystem impacts. Key Recommendations for Sustainability Mexico El Rosario and Isla Cedros finfish - trap/handline

Recent assessments indicate significant challenges regarding the sustainability of these stocks. Many "escama" stocks in Mexico are currently fished

: The category includes more than 440 bony fish species , often categorized into 17 major groups for management purposes.