Dutch fishing sector in heavy weather

게시됨 2021년 9월 24일

Tridge 요약

The Brexit agreement has had a negative impact on the trawler fleet, leading to a decrease in fishing opportunities and catches. The total catch value in 2020 was 96 million euros, a decrease from 238 million euros in 2019 due to Brexit, the Covid-19 pandemic, and other factors. The mussel sector, however, is experiencing optimistic developments despite historical low supplies, with a price increase in the 2020/2021 season leading to a total yield of € 45 million. The export of fish and fish products also saw a decrease for the first time in years, falling by 2-3% to 3.9 billion euros, breaking a trend of growth rates.

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원본 콘텐츠

The trawler fleet (6 ships in 2020) has been relatively hard hit by Brexit. In exchange for access to British waters, a substantial part of the fishing opportunities of important species will have to be surrendered in the coming years: up to 12% (herring), up to 26% (mackerel) and up to 32% (horse mackerel). Catches from the trawler fleet have already shown a decline in recent years: blue whiting in particular is being landed less. The total calculated catch value in 2020 amounted to 96 million euros. The final result of the cutter sector in 2019 amounted to just under 9 million euros, and the downward trend of recent years continued in 2020. A result is estimated for that year that is around the zero line. Final figures will be announced at the end of 2021. With an almost constant supply of approximately 64 million kilos of fish and shrimp, the total yield of the catch fell from 238 million euros in 2019 to a frugal 213 million euros in 2020. It will come as no surprise that ...

출처: Wageningen University