The Danish fishing ministry has said it expects "extremely difficult negotiations" between EU members during the meeting to determine 2022's catch quotas, taking place from Dec. 12-13.
The EU plans to stop fishing for eel and lower quotas for cod stocks in the vicinity of the major Danish fishing port of Kattegat.
Similarly, Irish fishers, unhappy at bearing the brunt of the Brexit quota loss for 2021, are aiming to take a share of Denmark's mackerel quota, according to minister Rasmus Prehn. The stock is worth DKK 125 million ($19m) annually for the Danish fishing industry [...]
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