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Fallout from failed Norway-UK fisheries deal brings mixed reaction

Scottish pelagic fishers have welcomed the news that there will be no need to share quota with Norway this year while Samherji and P&P's UK JV is faced with a disastrous outcome

By Dan Gibson | May 3, 2021 08:26 BST
Kirkella anchored in the Thames river, London, UK. Credit: Dan Gibson/Undercurrent News
UK Fisheries' flagship, the Kirkella, was only launched in 2019 at a cost of £52m. Credit: Dan Gibson/Undercurrent News
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The news that the UK government has failed to secure a post-Brexit fisheries access deal with Norway for 2021 -- announced on April 30 -- has divided industry opinion in the country, Undercurrent News has learned [...]

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