On 25 April, Faroese haddock, which is fished with line, lost its MSC approval because the by-catch of longline in the line fishery went against the ICES recommendation. However, this has not meant that the haddock of the line boats has been dragged down in the catch price. On the contrary, the haddock without MSC certification has had the difference from the MSC-certified haddock in the speedboats. This is shown by figures from the Fish Market …
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On 25 April, Faroese haddock, which is fished with line, lost its MSC approval because the by-catch of longline in the line fishery went against the ICES recommendation. However, this has not meant that the haddock of the line boats has been dragged down in the catch price. On the contrary, the haddock without MSC certification has had the difference from the MSC-certified haddock in the speedboats. This is shown by figures from the Fish Market …