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Thirty-six French and Spanish vessels found guilty of breaking CFP rules still received a total of €13.5 million in subsidies between 1994 and 2006, a report shows.
Fishermen with more selective gear and a history of compliance with EU rules are among those highlighted in a new report on who should be given priority access to limited fishing resources in the future.
For the third straight year, a Swedish research vessel trawling
Reduced herring quotas are forcing the last US remaining sardine cannery to close down, its parent company has announced.
A Swedish Public investigation on how best to manage fish resources and the marine environment proposes a new, integrated Government agency and it looks set to end up in Gothenburg.
Ministers should not be the ones to set quotas, says a Swedish bestseller-writer-turned-member of the EP Fisheries Committee.
Had fisheries management been sustainable, EU catches could have been 80 percent higher, scientists behind a new study say.
A new platform, working-name ”Baltfish”, is emerging in the EU decision-making process.
The hearing of the Fisheries Commissioner-nominee Maria Damanaki in the
A scientific study to take advantage of knowledge amassed by
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