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Barents Sea cod, haddock quotas see cuts for 2019

A cut of 6% has been made for 2019 on cod and 15% for haddock, compared to levels agreed for 2018 by Norwegians and Russians last November 

By Neil Ramsden | Oct. 18, 2018 08:05 BST
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The Barents Sea cod quota will be reduced by 6.5% to 725,000 metric tons for 2019, after the Russians and Norwegians reached an agreement on Oct. 18. [...]

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