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Report puts UK, Sweden at top of ‘overfishing league table’

Sweden plans to catch 52.4% of its Atlantic quota outside scientific advice, while the UK is the worst in terms of volumes, with plans to take 106,925t more than scientifically recommended

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 11, 2019 10:13 GMT
Dawn at the harbor in Padstow an historic fishing town on the north Cornwall coast, UK. Credit: Helen Hotson/Shutterstock.com
Dawn at the harbor in Padstow an historic fishing town on the north Cornwall coast, UK. Credit: Helen Hotson/Shutterstock.com
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Sweden and the UK have topped a table summarizing the countries which plan to exceed scientific advice in their 2019 fishing quotas, according to a report by New Economics Foundation (NEF) [...]

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