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Common Fisheries Policy

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  • The North Sea, the Baltic Sea, and the English Channel.
    North Sea
    / Fisheries

    A unique fisheries arrangement, the Common Fisheries Policy, was adopted by members of the European Community in 1983. Catch quotas are established each year for the various North Sea species beyond territorial sea limits. Allocations of the total catch are then assigned to each member state, thus creating a single…

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    A unique fisheries arrangement, the Common Fisheries Policy, was adopted by members of the European Community in 1983. Catch quotas are established each year for the various North Sea species beyond territorial sea limits. Allocations of the total catch are then assigned to each member state, thus creating a single…

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