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Iceland confirms capelin quota worth some $385m for 2022

The government has signed off on a capelin quota of 662,064t, which it believes will be worth in the region of ISK 50 billion

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 14, 2021 09:42 BST
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Iceland's government has signed off on a capelin quota of 662,064 metric tons for 2021-2022 -- the largest in almost 20 years [...]

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