Before Brexit, the largest brown crab catch volumes belonged to the UK with average annual volumes of 31,000 tonnes,…
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Inland fisheries account for just under 2% of Lithuania’s total catches, with the Curonian Lagoon being the most significant inland fishing area.…
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Lack of new vessels could impact future catches The Russian fisheries sector is facing the deepest crisis in its modern history as ever tightening sanctions and growing international isolation seriously delay the building of new fishing vessels and stymie the investment plans of local fishermen.…
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Spain: New regulation relaxes conditions for fishing vessel modernisation
The new regulatory framework combines existing management tools with new ones, making the former more flexible.… -
EU support and national measures mitigate the impact of runaway costs This article was featured in Eurofish Magazine 6 2022.…
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Pressure on illegal fishing must remain high This article was featured in Eurofish Magazine 6 2022.…
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In its continuing efforts to persuade European countries that herring and mackerel stocks need rebuilding, ICES recently recommended large cuts in the catch quotas for herring and mackerel in areas fished by vessels of the EU,…
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Norway has long provided Russian harvesting vessels with port access for unloading their catch. The historical arrangement has helped local economies as well as fishermen based in adjacent NW Russia.…
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The 2022 Annual Economic Report on the EU Fishing Fleet has found that EU fisheries are suffering from the sharp increases in energy costs and inflation in 2022 and the EU fishing fleet faces a financial loss for 2022.…
