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EU, Norway, Faroes lift mackerel quota 41%

The news follows ICES advising an increase of 20% in the total allowable catch of northeast Atlantic mackerel for 2020

By Neil Ramsden | Oct. 17, 2019 16:19 BST
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The EU, Norway and the Faroe Islands have lifted the northeast Atlantic mackerel quota for 2020 by 41%, to 922,000 metric tons.  [...]

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