Germany's catch quotas decided for the North Sea and the Atlantic in 2022

Published 2021년 12월 14일

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EU fisheries ministers have set the total catches and catch quotas for 2022 in the North Sea, Northeast Atlantic, and other EU and international waters. The quotas are based on the scientific recommendations of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES). The Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture achieved a drastic reduction in herring catches in the Skagerrak and Kattegat areas, which will enable the recovery of the herring stock in the western Baltic Sea. The quotas for various stocks in the North Sea and the Northeast Atlantic, as well as the Mediterranean and Black Sea, have also been agreed upon.

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12/14/2021 | 11:26:00 | ID: 31785 | Department: Agriculture | Agricultural policy Berlin (agrar-PR) - The EU fisheries ministers agreed today in Brussels on the total catches (TACs) and catch quotas for 2022 in the North Sea and Northeast Atlantic and other EU and international waters. The North Sea stocks, which are particularly important for Germany, such as B. North Sea herring or saithe were previously the subject of international negotiations between the EU and Great Britain and Norway. The main guideline for setting the quotas are the scientific recommendations of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES). In the negotiations, the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture achieved that the actual catches for herring in the Skagerrak and Kattegat areas in the North Sea (catch area 3a ) have been drastically reduced. This will enable or initiate a recovery of the herring stock in the western Baltic Sea, which is expected to last for several years. Federal ...

Source: Agrar