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Oceana: EU’s decision on Baltic cod insufficient to save stock

The 56% cut in Baltic cod quotas still exceeds the advice given by ICES, and only covers the 'bare minimum for legal requirements', says NGO

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 13, 2016 09:00 BST
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The Agriculture and Fisheries Council has reached an agreement on fishing limits for Baltic stocks for 2017, including 5,597 metric tons for Western Baltic cod; a 56% reduction of the current quota [...]

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