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Greenland ups 2014 mackerel quota by 66% to 100,000t

Government decides to up quota by 40,000t due to strong interest in this year's fishery, as official says large catch will improve Greenland's negotiating position in future coastal state talks

By Eva Tallaksen | Feb. 24, 2014 09:19 GMT
Greenland ups 2014 mackerel quota by 66% to 100,000t
Mackerel. Photo: Wapster.
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Greenland's government has decided to increase its experimental mackerel quota for this year by 40,000 metric tons to a total of 100,000t [...]

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