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Offshore Greenland halibut TAC remains steady for 2025

The government has set the total allowable catch for offshore Greenland halibut in the West Greenland region for 2025 at 16,502.5 metric tons

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 20, 2024 10:27 GMT
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The Greenlandic government has set the total allowable catch for offshore Greenland halibut for 2025 at 16,502.5 metric tons, maintaining the same catch limit as the previous year, Royal Greenland's sales director in South and East Europe, Sore Eschen, shared on LinkedIn.  [...]

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