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February 18, 2008 · about 18 years ago

EU moves to tackle illegal fishing

Ahead of new proposals to tighten controls on illegal fishing in EU waters, Fisheries Commissioner Joe Borg told ministers yesterday (18 February) that the phenomenon remains a major cause for concern due to “serious shortcomings” in the enforcement of the Common Fisheries Policy.

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Ahead of new proposals to tighten controls on illegal fishing in EU waters, Fisheries Commissioner Joe Borg told ministers yesterday (18 February) that the phenomenon remains a major cause for concern due to “serious shortcomings” in the enforcement of the Common Fisheries Policy.

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