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Barents Sea cod catch for 2023 could drop 25-30% with quota cut, lower carry-over

Amid high prices for cod, the actual reduction in available catch in the Barents Sea could be even greater than the 20% cut scientists are recommending

By Tom Seaman | Sept. 20, 2022 10:50 BST
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If Norwegian and Russian politicians follow the scientific advice of a 20% cut in the 2023 Barents Sea cod quota, the actual reduction in available catch could be up to 10% more.  [...]

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