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Greenland set to bring coldwater shrimp quota to below 100,000t by 2025

The Greenlandic government's surveys indicate that the quota for 2024 should be 95,000t; however, its management plan prevents a year-on-year quota drop this steep

By Neil Ramsden | Nov. 7, 2023 09:13 GMT
Coldwater shrimp fishing. Credit: Royal Greenland
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