Scientists advise slashing Barents Sea cod, haddock quotas
It's the third year in a row researcher have called for a reduced catch of Barents Sea cod.
The International Council for the Exploration of the Sea recommends the 2019 quota for Barents Sea cod to be set to a maximum of 674,678 tons. That’s down 100,000 tons compared with the 2018 quotas, and the third year in a row that researchers have recommended a reduction in catch.
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