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Greenland cuts 2025 shrimp quota, further 2026 dip remains likely

The Greenland government has proposed lowering the shrimp quota for West Greenland for the upcoming year to 89,687t

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 23, 2024 10:36 BST
Coldwater shrimp, via Royal Greenland
Coldwater shrimp, via Royal Greenland
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The Greenlandic government has proposed lowering the coldwater shrimp quota for West Greenland to 89,687 metric tons for the upcoming year, according to Soren Eschen, sales director for South/East Europe at Royal Greenland [...]

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