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Norway recommends 60% cut in king crab quota to 966t

The Institute of Marine Research's 2023 research survey found a significant decline in the king crab population, and it has recommended catches should not exceed 966t in 2024

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 14, 2023 10:45 GMT
Norway king crab. Credit: Vibeke Lund Pettersen/IMR
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The Norwegian Institute of Marine Research (IMR) has cut its catch advice for king crab in 2024 by 59.3%, warning its research survey had found a "significant decline in the population." [...]

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