Russia: Pollock catch decline in the Bering Sea approaches a quarter
Published 2024년 12월 5일
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Alexey Osintsev, President of the Association of Fishing Fleet Owners, emphasizes that changes in hydrological conditions and fish migration within the Russian economic zone have decreased fish catches. He cautions that keeping the current Total Allowable Catch (TAC) levels may lead to quota underutilization. Fishing industry associations propose reducing the TAC for 2025 to boost economic profitability, while experts advise considering both biological and economic factors in setting TAC to adapt to actual conditions and ensure the sustainability of the industry.
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Alexey Osintsev, President of the Association of Fishing Fleet Owners (AFFO), noted that the reduction in catch is due to significant changes in the hydrological situation and fish migration in the Russian economic zone. In his opinion, maintaining the current level of TAC creates the risk of underutilization of quotas. Fishing industry associations are proposing to reduce the TAC for 2025, emphasizing that reducing the catch can increase the economic profitability of the fishery. ...
Source: Fishretail
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