After 9 days of intensive discussions on Atlantic tunas at the plenary meeting of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT), the results are perceived as being poor and unsatisfactory by the European fishing fleet. Europêche notes with great disappointment that ICCAT has not been able to reach a consensus to revise the management plan for tropical tunas, in particular for bigeye tuna, which is considered to be overexploited by ICCAT’s scientific committee (SCRS).
La Commission européenne vient de publier sa proposition sur les possibilités de pêche en 2015 pour les principaux stocks commerciaux en mer Baltique, c’est la première fois depuis que les nouvelles règles relatives à l’interdiction des rejets et au Rendement Maximal Durable ont été adoptées.
La Comisión Europea acaba de publicar su propuesta de posibilidades de pesca de las principales poblaciones comerciales en el Mar Báltico para 2015, la primera vez desde que las nuevas y duras reglas de prohibición de los descartes y el rendimiento máximo sostenible fuesen decididas.
The European Commission have just published their proposal for 2015 fishing opportunities for the main commercial stocks in the Baltic Sea, the first time since the tough new rules of a discard ban and maximum sustainable yield were decided.
After 9 days of intensive discussions on Atlantic tunas at the plenary meeting of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT), the results are perceived as being poor and unsatisfactory by the European fishing fleet. Europêche notes with great disappointment that ICCAT has not been able to reach a consensus to revise the management plan for tropical tunas, in particular for bigeye tuna, which is considered to be overexploited by ICCAT’s scientific committee (SCRS).