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NOAA lets Pacific whiting TAC rise by 13% in 2016

This year's quota for US hake, which is also known as Pacific whiting, will rise to 367,553 metric tons, a 13% rise over 2015 quotas, the US federal fishing regulator said

By Undercurrent News | May 16, 2016 17:04 BST
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This year's quota for US hake, which is also known as Pacific whiting, will rise to 367,553 metric tons, a 13% rise over 2015 quotas, US federal fishing regulator the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said [...]

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