Brussels Proposes 22% Increase in Fishing for Bluefin Tuna and 20% Increase in Fishing for Bluefin Tuna in Portugal Economic Journal
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For goraz, the Community executive proposes, for the next two years, a 35% reduction in the catch quota in continental waters, on the basis of scientific advice and precautionary considerations, and the maintenance of the quota in the Azores.
The European Commission today proposed a 22% increase in the possibilities for fishing for bluefin tuna and 6% in the carapace and a 20% cut in fishing for 2027 in Portuguese waters.
The European Commission has proposed this Thursday to reduce by 20% the catches of Southern hake and 35% the catches of sea bream in Iberian waters by 2027, while it proposes to increase the fishing opportunities of other species such as rappe (+22%) and horse mackerel (+6%), as part of its proposal for the allocation of fishing quotas for the Community fleet in the next year's Atlantic campaign.
The European Commission (EC) presented its proposal for quotas in Atlantic waters in 2027 and plans to reduce catches of hake and seaweed.
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