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Norway lifts king crab quota 18% for 2021

The total quota for male crabs is set at 1,810t for 2021, up 280t from 2020

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 2, 2020 10:17 GMT
King crabs captured in Kirkenes, Norway. Credit: Adele Heidenreich/Shutterstock.com
King crabs captured in Kirkenes, Norway. Credit: Adele Heidenreich/Shutterstock.com
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Norway has lifted its (male) king crab quota by 18% for 2021, from 1,530 metric tons to 1,810t [...]

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