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Iceland tables 18% hike in haddock quota

Hike contrasts cut in Barents Sea, as Iceland also ups its 2013/2014 cod quota by almost 10% increase, and herring by nearly a third

By Undercurrent News | July 15, 2013 13:38 BST
Iceland's catch down 5.3% in August
Fishing village in Iceland. Photo: Neil D'Cruze.
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