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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12810

13 October 2021
Contents Publication in full By article 10 / 34
SECTORAL POLICIES / Fisheries
Political agreement in EU Council on 2022 quotas in Baltic Sea
Brussels, 12/10/2021 (Agence Europe)

On Tuesday 12 October in Luxembourg, the EU Fisheries Ministers reached a political agreement on next year’s total allowable catches (TACs) and quotas in the waters of the Baltic Sea.

The agreement reached includes most of the European Commission’s proposals.

The TAC for herring in the Western Baltic Sea has been limited to by-catches (only 788 tonnes, which is a 50% decrease compared to 2021). In the Central Baltic, the TAC for herring was reduced by 45% to 53,653 tonnes (t).

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