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Iceland maintains flat cod, haddock guidance to fishers’ disappointment

Iceland's MFRI is advising a TAC of 213,214t for cod in the 2024/25 fishing year, representing a 1% increase, while haddock is flat at 76,774

By Dan Gibson | June 12, 2024 10:31 BST
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Iceland's Marine and Freshwater Research Institute (MFRI) has released its fishing advice for the 2024/25 whitefish season, suggesting only a marginal increase for cod and haddock, to the disappointment of the country's fishing sector [...]

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