PRONASA and VISAR: aquatic animal health, imports and traceability
- 25 proveedores acuicultura
- sectores/acuicultura
- not audited
Within MAGA's Vice-Ministry of Agricultural Health and Regulations (VISAR), the National Aquatic Animal Health Programme (PRONASA) is the animal-health programme for aquaculture, and VISAR's import/export section publishes the forms that apply to aquatic products: the application for zoosanitary import authorisation of aquatic products and the traceability slip for importing aquatic animals, plus the import permit for unprocessed food. DIPESCA appears within VISAR's own menu, which places fisheries regulation and aquatic health under the same vice-ministry. Processed foods, by contrast, are registered with the MSPAS.
The research is written in English; quoted figures, source names and the titles of legal instruments stay in the language their source published them in.
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Related records
- The legal frame for fishing and aquaculture: MAGA, DIPESCA and the concession by licence
- The Aquaculture and Fisheries companies in AGEXPORT's Exporters Directory
- The Pacific shrimp fleet's TED certification (NOAA inspection, August 2026)
- Fish and crustacean trade is already in the verified archive (HS chapters 03 and 16)
- The shrimp producers in the Exporters Directory: products, certifications and declared markets
- The shrimp producers in the Exporters Directory: products, certifications and declared markets (2)
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