Norway, Faroes slammed for excessive mackerel quotas

Norway and the Faroe Islands have drawn fire from European fishing industry bodies for unilaterally setting new mackerel quotas.

Norway and the Faroe Islands have drawn fire from European fishing industry bodies for unilaterally setting new mackerel quotas that are equivalent to almost 55 percent of the agreed total allowable catch (TAC) of 794,920 metric tons (MT) for the Northeast Atlantic ... 

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