Commission Proposes Baltic Sea Fishing Opportunities for 2027 - The Fishing Daily - Irish, UK and European Fishing Industry News
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The European Commission wants to ban German coastal fishermen fishing for herring in the Baltic Sea.
The European Commission weighs new cuts for cod fishing. The catch in the Baltic Sea is reduced to 31 tonnes, while that of eastern cod is down 51%, leaving the 211 tonnes.
The herring fishing in the western Baltic Sea around the Danish islands and the Mecklenburg Bay is only allowed small farms. The stocks are too small. However, this exception is also to be deleted. In other parts of the Baltic Sea the situation relaxes.
The Community executive is taking a heavy blow to fishermen with a cut that threatens the viability of the fleet in northern Europe.
The EU Commission proposal opens the complex negotiations with the coastal states, once again called to strike a balance between the protection of an ecosystem under critical conditions, the economic interests of the fleets of the region.
The European Commission has proposed to cut the cod quota in the west of the Baltic Sea by 88% and 51% in the east by 2027. On the other hand, Brussels plans increases for herring and sprat, seeking to balance the recovery of fish populations with fishing activity.
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