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Norway fishermen demand higher haddock TAC after revision doubles estimated biomass

Barents Sea TAC could be upped by 25%, say vessel owners, as revised stock estimate approved by ICES points to the stock spawning biomass being twice as high as previously thought

By Undercurrent News | May 29, 2015 09:39 BST
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Norwegian fishermen are asking that the 2015 Northeast Atlantic (Barents Sea) quota for haddock be increased after revised measurements are showing the stock's spawning biomass to be twice as high as previously thought [...]

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