EU reaches 2024 fishing agreement, Portugal's fishing quota will increase to 23 billion euros
Published 2023년 12월 18일
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The EU fisheries ministers have agreed on fishing opportunities for 2024 in waters managed by the EU, with Portugal's Agriculture Minister, Maria do Céu Antunes, noting a positive balance for Portugal. Portugal's fishing negotiation quota will increase to more than 131,000 tons in 2024, with increases in the catch of cod, monkfish, and flounder, and decreases in the catch of sole fish.
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After negotiations, the EU fisheries ministers reached an agreement on fishing opportunities in 2024, involving the Atlantic, Mediterranean, Black Sea and North Sea waters managed by the EU. Maria do Céu Antunes, Portugal’s Agriculture Minister who is also responsible for fisheries, attended the negotiations and pointed out that Portugal’s “overall positive balance” "The Portuguese fishing negotiation quota will increase from about 126,000 tons this year to more than 131,000 tons in 2024, with a commercial value of 23 ...
Source: Foodmate
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