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Norway’s fishermen to get only 35,000t more sand eel quota

In 2020 the initial quota of 70,000t was later increased to 250,000t; this year, research cruises have not been as successful, and the 110,000t quota will only increase a little

By Neil Ramsden | May 14, 2021 13:22 BST
Photo: Norway Marine Institute/ Ase Husebo
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Norway's Marine Institute announced its advice for the final 2021 sand eel quota at lunchtime on May 14, and the news will not be as good as fishermen were hoping [...]

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