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EU TAC, quota allocations at a standstill due to Brexit negotiations

A brief draft of TACs and quotas should have been ready at this stage of the year; still, the EC prefers to finish the negotiation of a new fisheries agreement with the UK first

By María Feijóo | Oct. 19, 2020 09:43 BST
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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At least a brief draft of the allocation of total allowable catches (TACs) and quotas for EU member states for 2021 should have been ready already, Ivan Lopez, spokesperson for the European Fisheries Alliance, said on a virtual press conference [...]

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