NAPA warns supply chains already hit as mackerel crisis deepens

Northeast Atlantic mackerel

Seafood coalition urges action from Northeast Atlantic coastal states as looming catch cuts also put jobs and market stability at risk

The North Atlantic Pelagic Advocacy Group (NAPA) has warned that supply chains are already feeling the effects of soaring mackerel prices and uncertainty, as fresh scientific advice calls for drastic cuts to catches in the Northeast Atlantic in 2026.

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