Russia: Possible easing of Bering Sea herring fishing ban in 2025
Published 2024년 12월 19일
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An appeal from fishermen, scientists, and the Association of Fishing Fleet Owners has led to a decision to lift a ban on herring fishing in the western Bering Sea, effective from August-September. This move is anticipated to boost pollock catches during these months. The decision comes as global cod stocks decline, with quotas for catch expected to reach their lowest level since 1991 in 2025, potentially increasing demand for aquaculture cod.
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These changes were made possible after an appeal from fishermen and scientists, who noted that herring was migrating from the eastern Bering Sea, where the American fleet continues to harvest fish. The Association of Fishing Fleet Owners also supported the initiative, pointing out the need to lift the ban in August-September, when herring are still coming. This will significantly increase the pollock catch in these months. It is important to note that global ...
Source: Fishretail
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