The president of SalmonChile, Arturo Clément, stated that "we urgently need clear laws that allow us to continue feeding the world from southern Chile in a sustainable way."
In the framework of AquaForum Los Lagos 2024, held at the Enjoy Hotel in Puerto Varas, Chilean salmon farming reaffirmed its commitment to sustainability, innovation and community development, consolidating itself as a key player in the search for solutions to the planet's food challenges. Representatives of SalmonChile and its associated companies participated in debates and exhibitions, highlighting the positive impact of the industry in southern Chile and its role in global food security
In his opening speech, the president of SalmonChile, Arturo Clément, called for drawing a clear path to ensure the sustainable future of Chilean aquaculture. "We have a unique opportunity to lead the sustainable production of food in the world, facing global challenges with local solutions. But for this to happen, we urgently need clear laws that allow us to continue feeding the world from southern Chile." sustainably," he noted.
Moreover, the CEO of Camanchaca, Ricardo García, highlighted Chile's responsibility as one of the few countries with unique conditions for the production of food from the sea. During his speech, he said "we cannot waste these natural advantages; we must take on this task with the seriousness and effort that the future of the planet demands."
Regarding this, the director of Communities of SalmonChile, Felipe Díaz, led a panel with the participation of the head of Communities of Blumar, Francisca López, the Sustainability Manager of Salmones Camanchaca, Alfredo Tello, the Communities Manager of AquaChile, Francisco Sandoval and the Environment Relations Manager of Minera Collahuasi, Gaetano Manniello. In this space the essential role of community sustainability was highlighted as based on the development of the sector, highlighting the importance of building strong relationships with local communities to generate a positive and lasting impact.
Finally, Multi X’s Manager of People, Sustainability and Corporate Affairs, Francisco Lobos, presented a specific case of circular economy, demonstrating how incorporating innovative and sustainable practices can transform industry and strengthen its competitiveness in the face of global challenges.
