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Greenland’s falling halibut sizes a ‘commercial, not biological problem’

Dropping sizes of fish in Disco Bay especially are a concern but only for commercial reasons, as the stock itself is incredibly healthy, says Royal Greenland CEO

By Eva Tallaksen | Oct. 6, 2014 08:12 BST
Greenland fishing vessel. Photo: Greenlandic government
Greenland fishing vessel. Photo: Greenlandic government
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A recent announcement by the Greenlandic government about the dropping size of halibut in the country's Disco Bay is a concern, but only for commercial reasons, said Royal Greenland CEO Mikael Thinghuus [...]

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