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Oct 28, 2009

The EU Agriculture and Fisheries Council will increase the cod-fishing quota for Estonia in the Baltic sea while reducing the Baltic herring and sprat quota, reports LETA. Fishing volumes were adjusted based upon the state of fish stocks in the Baltic sea. The Baltic herring quota for Estonia next year in the Livonian Bay is 16,809 tons, 4.1 percent more than this year. The Baltic herring quota in the middle of the Baltic sea was reduced by 12 percent, to 14,198 tons. The sprat quota will be 43, ...

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