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New EU no-tariff import quotas split industry opinion

Fishing representatives Europeche have criticized the new quotas for taking business from European suppliers, while processors wish a longer timeframe had been agreed

By Dan Gibson | Dec. 17, 2018 10:04 GMT
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The release of the new autonomous tariff quotas (ATQs) from the European Council on Dec. 11 has received varying reactions from European industry members, with opinion broadly divided between suppliers and processors. [...]

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