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US scallop quota now expected to be stable

Quota for Atlantic sea scallop 2014 season is likely to be line with last year's, says council coordinator, dispelling fears that catches could be in for second consecutive cut

By Eva Tallaksen | April 18, 2014 16:57 BST
US scallop quota now expected to be stable
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The US Atlantic sea scallop quota for the 2014 fishing season is likely to be in line with last year's, said the sea scallop plan coordinator at the New England Fishery Management Council [...]

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