Infrastructure upgrades help Nicaraguan city of Bilwi directly export seafood to Spain

Core tip: Thanks to improvements in the country's infrastructure, the city of Bilwi in the Caribbean region of northern Nicaragua recently made a direct shipment of 35,000 pounds of lobster tails to Valencia, Spain, marking a milestone achievement for the country's fishing industry in the field of logistics and trade.

According to a report on the website of Nicaraguan TV station "TN8" on the 5th, this export was completed by Nicaraguan fishery enterprise Grupo Marazul. Through the 557-kilometer transoceanic corridor from Puerto Corinto to Puerto Cabezas, the enterprise directly exported goods from Bilwi without the need for a transfer in the capital, Managua, significantly reducing transportation time and costs. The Nicaraguan Institute of Fisheries and Aquaculture (INPESCA) conducted a strict inspection of the shipment, confirming that it complies with the "Fisheries and Aquaculture Law" (Ley de Pesca y Acuicultura), Nicaraguan Mandatory Technical Standards (NTON), and ...