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Regulations for Trawling, Tuna Fishing, fuel... Why Are Mediterranean Fishermen on Their Teeth?

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The Minister for Fisheries and the Sea was on the move in the Hérault and the Gard this Monday. With a goal: to discuss with the fishermen of the Mediterranean after the sling against fuel prices. Because in this region, anger is rumbling in the face of working conditions that fishermen feel are becoming more and more delicate. - Regulations of trawling, tuna fishing, fuels... Why are the fishermen of the Mediterranean on their teeth? (Economy).

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The rise in fuel also affects fishermen, whose oil prices lead to cash flow. A cost that affects the price of fish on some stalls. This is the case in Grau-du-Roi, in the Gard.

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The Minister for Fisheries and the Sea was on the move in the Hérault and the Gard this Monday. With a goal: to discuss with the fishermen of the Mediterranean after the sling against fuel prices. Because in this region, anger is rumbling in the face of working conditions that fishermen feel are becoming more and more delicate. - Regulations of trawling, tuna fishing, fuels... Why are the fishermen of the Mediterranean on their teeth? (Economy).

For the past three days, Mediterranean sailors have been increasing their blockages to denounce the explosion of gas oil and working conditions... Read more Mediterranean fishermen don't give up anything and raise pressure on the government appeared first on Le Singulier.

A week that the fishermen of the Mediterranean, mobilized for the survival of their profession, did not go out at sea. On Monday 21 September, they decided to lift their strike after having met the Minister of the Sea, on a visit to the Grau-du-Roi (Gard).

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The professionals have been mobilizing since Monday 14 September, from Dunkirk to Fos-sur-Mer, because of the rising price of fuel. In the Mediterranean, the blockades have affected several ports and depots. On 17 September, the minister responsible for the Sea and Fisheries, Catherine Chabaud, received them in Paris for more than six hours. She promised aid that would follow the variation of the prices of fuel and possible zero-rate loans. In r…

As the price of fuel reaches peaks, fishermen have an appointment with the Minister for the Sea and Fisheries on Monday. Alternatives to diesel are available for trawlers.

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Radio France broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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