EU fishing agreement maintains Baltic Sea cod ban while increasing herring quotas - The Copenhagen Post
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EU agriculture and fisheries ministers have agreed on fishing rules for the Baltic Sea in 2027. The final agreement differs from the European Commission's proposal, which called for significant reductions in some limits. The decision means maintaining existing quotas for selected species and significantly increasing fishing opportunities for other fish.
Fishing quotas for 2027 in the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Riga were approved at the Council of Agriculture and Fisheries Ministers of the European Union (EU) in Luxembourg this week, the Ministry of Agriculture (ZM) informed.
The EU Fisheries Ministers do not change the fishing rules in the North and Baltic Sea. Nature conservationists in Schleswig-Holstein see this with concern – and above all want to improve the protection of the seas. Not least in the Wadden Sea National Park.
EU fishing agreement maintains Baltic Sea cod ban while increasing herring quotas - The Copenhagen Post
Recreational fishing for cod in the Baltic Sea will remain banned in 2027 under a political agreement reached Monday by European Union countries, as the fish population continues to struggle. The agreement sets no quota for targeted cod fishing, allowing only limited catches when cod are caught unintentionally while fishing for other species. Denmark’s Environment […]
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