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Europe’s fishing sector wants new policy to ‘correct failures’, adapt to challenges

Europeche believes that reforms are needed on some core elements such as landing obligations or the definition of fishing capacity

By Undercurrent News | June 15, 2022 09:55 BST
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During a stakeholder event to take stock of the current EU common fisheries policy (CFP) organized by the European Commission on June 10, Europeche's president, Javier Garat, claimed reforms are needed on some core elements [...]

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