US EditionCepesca Values the Eu Fisheries Agreement as the "Best Possible" in a "Very Adverse" Negotiating Context
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GaliciapressThe Spanish Confederation of Fisheries (Cepesca) has assessed this Saturday that the agreement reached in Brussels by the Council of Fisheries Ministers of the European Union (EU) on the Allowable Catching Totals (TACs) and quotas for 2026 represents the "best possible result" for the Spanish Mediterranean fleet in a negotiating context "very [...] The Cepesca entry values the EU fisheries agreement as the "best possible" in a "very adverse" neg…
The European Union (EU) Fisheries Ministers closed an agreement during the early hours of this Saturday to set fishing opportunities in the Community waters of the Atlantic, which includes the maintenance of the quota for southern hake and reductions for pollack and sole. "A great fact is undoubtedly the maintenance of the quota for southern hake at 10,982 tonnes, which is almost 2/3 of the whole of the European hake," explained this morning at …
The recent agreement presents both opportunities and significant challenges for Mediterranean fishermen. Read more Mediterranean Fisheries Agreement: Challenges and Successes for Fishermen in News.es.
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