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December 18, 2007 · about 18 years ago

Mixed reaction to fisheries deal

The Scottish fishing industry has given a cautious welcome to EU fishing quotas aimed at rewarding conservation. A deal was reached to make cuts of 18% to fishing days off the west coast of Scotland and 10% in the North Sea, with an 11% rise in the North Sea cod catch.

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The Scottish fishing industry has given a cautious welcome to EU fishing quotas aimed at rewarding conservation. A deal was reached to make cuts of 18% to fishing days off the west coast of Scotland and 10% in the North Sea, with an 11% rise in the North Sea cod catch.

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