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P&P, Samherji JV brands new Norway-UK deal ‘smoke and mirrors’

The new trade deal, which will cut costs for imports of haddock and shrimp for seafood processors, does not contain any form of fisheries quota share

By Undercurrent News | June 8, 2021 09:08 BST
At 80 meters, UK Fisheries' Kirkella is the largest whitefish trawler in the UKs fishing fleet. Credit: Louis Harkell / Undercurrent News
At 80 meters, the Kirkella is the largest whitefish trawler in the UK's fishing fleet. Credit: Louis Harkell / Undercurrent News
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UK Fisheries, the UK distant water fishing joint venture owned by Icelandic giant Samherji and Netherlands' Parlevliet & Van der Plas, has been highly critical of the new trade deal between the UK and Norway, reports Hull Live [...]

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