The Norwegian Coastal Fishermen's Association Wants Increased Quotas for the Smallest Gillnet Fishing Boats.
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Skjervøy Municipality asks the Obligation Committee to tighten the obligation system and introduce measures that can provide more fresh raw materials and year-round activity in the fishing industry.
Far less saithe has been caught this year than at the same time last year. The Norwegian Coastal Fishermen's Association is asking for quota increases that affect the smallest gillnet fleet.
There is not much support in the industry for the proposal by Bárður á Steig Nielsen, Governor of Iceland, to give the boats in group 5B an additional 750 fishing days. Kringvarpið understands that no one in the Ministry of Fisheries supports the proposal. But the reasons of the members are different. The Fisheries Council includes the Fish Sellers Association, the Fish Buyers Association, the Shipowners' Association, the Skipper's and Navigator…
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