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UK happy with increased or stable EU quotas, but discard ban worries remain

The Fisheries Council quota decisions has left English and Scottish fishermen relatively pleased, with increased quotas on North Sea cod and haddock, but discard ban remains in place for Jan. 1

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 17, 2014 09:57 GMT
UK happy with increased or stable EU quotas, but discard ban worries remain
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The European Union Fisheries Council quota decisions have left UK fishermen relatively pleased, with increased quotas on North Sea cod and haddock, though the landing obligation, or discard ban, remains in place for Jan. 1. [...]

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