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The article highlights the concerns of Italian deputies Lorenzo Viviani and Flavio Di Muro regarding a potential EU Regulation 2021/90 that could lead to the ban of deep-water shrimp fishing in the western Mediterranean Sea, from Liguria to Sicily, including Sardinia. This ban, aimed at protecting Sanremo red shrimp and other fish stocks, has been announced by Mipaaf to trade associations and maritime authorities. The deputies urge Mipaaf to advocate for Italian fisheries and consider the impact on fish companies, calling for a review of the regulation to prevent the closure and adjust the calculation of fishing days.
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"The closure of fishing activities for deep-water shrimp, such as the Sanremo red shrimp, would be unacceptable. After the stop to boats over 24 meters, in compliance with the EU Regulation 2021/90 which establishes the fishing opportunities for some fish stocks applicable in the Mediterranean Sea, the prohibition for the lower ones for the entire western coastal part - from Liguria to Sicily, including Sardinia - would seem to be around the corner as announced by Mipaaf to trade associations and maritime authorities ". In this way, the deputies Lorenzo Viviani, leader of the Lega group in the Agriculture committee of the Chamber and head of the party's fishing department, and Flavio Di Muro, deputy of the province of Imperia, intervene. "If confirmed - they continue - it would be necessary to take a ...
Source: Sanremonews
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