US EditionRise of Bluefin Tuna Fishing Quota: It Remains to Be Known How the Distribution Is in the Province of Cadiz
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Fishermen from Tarifa and Algeciras are optimistic about the change in the quota allocation model that the Spanish government will implement with the support of the European Commission and environmental groups. The bluefin tuna fishing quota in Spain for the three-year period from 2026 to 2028 has increased.
The managing director of the Organization of Fishing Producers of Almadraba, Marta Crespo, has assessed as a “positive” news the increase of 17% of the European quota of bluefin tuna, agreed by the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT), after three years with the Total Allowable of Frozen Catches. However, she has shown caution: “We are satisfied but expectant, in the face of how the application of this distribu…
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