In the picturesque locale of Mayakoba, thirty renowned chefs from Cancún, Riviera Maya, and Ensenada convened for the 'Friends of the Sea' event. This initiative was spearheaded by the Mexican Council for the Promotion of Fisheries and Aquaculture Products (COMEPESCA), in partnership with the Mayakoba resort and the Sancus Foundation. The primary aim of this event was to raise awareness about responsible fishing practices and encourage the consumption of certified sustainable marine species.
Mexico boasts over 40 certified marine species of exceptional quality. The commitment to sustainable fishing and conscious consumption has led to the organization of the 'Friends of the Sea' event. This occasion was designed to support local fishing cooperatives by educating attendees about the importance of choosing sustainable species. This, in turn, creates a positive impact on the communities in the region.
Since its launch in 2017, COMEPESCA's 'Fishing with a Future' movement has seen substantial growth. Through partnerships with national and international organizations, they have been able to update essential materials like maps and records of sustainable species. This has further contributed to the dissemination of information advocating for responsible fishing practices.
Events like 'Friends of the Sea' are crucial in raising public awareness about the need to protect marine resources and ensure the sustainability of fishing activities. The participating chefs, known for their culinary excellence, prepared dishes using sustainable products for the guests at this charitable gastronomic event. Their commitment reflects a genuine interest in supporting initiatives that strike a balance between the use of natural resources and environmental conservation.
The 'Friends of the Sea' event, a collaboration between chefs and suppliers, aims to foster awareness about our resources. It highlights how collective action can promote the consumption of sustainable products, thereby benefiting future generations.
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