Map of Permission / Interdiction of bivalve harvesting
Interdictions
Harmful phytoplankton
Historical
Documents relating to the latest results of the analyzes
- Biotoxins (December (1st and 2nd weeks))
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- Contaminants Metals (January)
- Microbiology (December)
Historical results analysis
Species by production zone
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Map of Permission / Interdiction of bivalve harvesting
Legend
Permission catch status
Total interdiction catch status
Partial permission catch status
Notes:
ASP = Amnesic shellfish poisoning
DSP = Diarrhetic shellfish poisoning
PSP = Paralytic shellfish poisoning
| Health Status | Legal Limit (Reg. (CE) N.º 854/2004, Reg. (CE) N.º 1021/2008 e Reg. (EU) 2015/2285) |
Observations |
| A | ≤ 230 E. coli NMP/100 g | A result in five may be greater than 230 E. coli NMP / 100 g, not exceeding 700 E. coli NMP / 100 g. Bivalve molluscs can be caught and marketed for direct human consumption. |
| B | > 230 e ≤ 4.600 E. coli NMP/100 g | At least 90% of the samples and none exceed 46 000 E. coli NMP / 100 g. Bivalve molluscs may be harvested and destined for purification, transposition or processing into an industrial unit. |
| C | > 4.600 e ≤ 46.000 E. coli NMP/100 g | Bivalve molluscs may be harvested and intended for prolonged transposition or transformation into an industrial unit only. |
| Forbidden | > 46.000 E. coli NMP/100 g | The harvest of bivalve molluscs is not permitted. |
| * - "Provisional classifications": corresponds to ratings based on a limited number of samples. | ||
| NA - Not applicable | ||
| NC - non classified specie | ||
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