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H&G Atlantic cod prices creep up with processors hoping for quota stability

Emergence of new evidence quota could support an increase has some hoping it won’t be cut 10%, with demand strong and prices firm

By Tom Seaman | Oct. 17, 2016 09:56 BST
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HAMBURG, Germany -- The emergence of new evidence that the Barents Sea cod quota could, in fact, support an increase means those in the processing sector are hoping the total allowable catch (TAC) won’t be cut for 2017 [...]

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