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ICES advises 47% cut in North Sea cod catches, 14% to haddock

NGO Our Fish notes cod stocks are not growing because there are still too few juvenile cod in the North Sea

By Neil Ramsden | July 2, 2018 14:38 BST
Whole North Sea cod on ice - Credit MSC - Clive Streeter
Whole North Sea cod on ice. Credit Marine Stewardship Council, Clive Streeter
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The International Council for the Exploration of the Seas (ICES) has advised a hefty 47% cut to catches of cod in the North Sea, eastern English Channel and Skagerrak region [...]

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