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North Sea, Atlantic quotas: Herring, hake in for steep cuts

But cod and anchovy quotas stable as European Commission issues its 2013 TAC recommendations for North Sea and Atlantic areas

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 24, 2012 11:54 BST
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Total allowable catches (TAC) for herring, hake, haddock and saithe in the Atlantic and North Sea common areas are to be decreased in 2013, according to recommendations issued by the European commission [...]

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