Europêche welcomes Baltic Sea agreement on 2026 quotas

Baltic Sea fishing

Final deal represents a major improvement on the initial proposal, which would have closed many fishing companies, industry body says

European Union fishing industry body Europêche has voiced its approval of the political agreement reached by EU fisheries ministers on the 2026 catch limits for key Baltic Sea fish stocks, saying the final Council agreement represents a major improvement compared to the initial European Commission proposal, which would have resulted in the closure of many fishing companies across the Baltic region.

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