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EU, Norway, Faroes agree 20% cut in mackerel quota for 2019

ICES had advised a cut of 42%, prompting fishermen to rail against the methodology used; ICES has agreed to a re-evaulation of its advice early in 2019

By Neil Ramsden | Nov. 29, 2018 14:54 GMT
Atlantic mackerel. Credit: anmbph/Shutterstock.com
Atlantic mackerel. Credit: anmbph/Shutterstock.com
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The EU, Norway and the Faroe Islands have signed a tripartite agreement in Bergen, Norway setting the total allowable catch (TAC) for northeast Atlantic mackerel for 2019 at 653,438 metric tons, a 20% reduction on this year’s TAC [...]

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