Other Media | La Voz de Galicia: The European Parliament approves a Brexit fund that compensates Galician fisheries with 3.9 million
EUROPEAN UNION
Friday, September 17, 2021
The plenary session of the European Parliament has given the green light to the Brexit reserve fund, which seeks to help the sectors and regions most affected by London's departure from the community bloc and from which Spain will receive about 272 million euros until 2025.
Specifically, MEPs have supported with 652 votes in favor, 32 against and 11 abstentions the agreement reached with the governments of the bloc to create this budget item of 5,000 million euros (at 2018 prices).
Source: La Voz de Galicia | read the full articlehere
A report on the Galician economy published by the University of Santiago de Compostela acknowledges the substitution effect that has occurred within the Galician mussel canning industry, where local mussels have been replaced by *choritos* (Chilean mussels). In this regard, the article analyzing the fishing sector—authored by Gonzalo Rodríguez, a researcher in Applied Economics at the University of Santiago de Compostela—explains that "while prior to 2007 approximately two-thirds of production went to the processing industry and one-third to the fresh market, that ratio subsequently reversed, completely altering commercial dynamics and forcing the opening of new markets for fresh consumption."
Source: iPac.acuicultura | Read the full article here
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Source: The Fish Site | Read the full article here
The first significant shipment of Scottish salmon has arrived in India after a free trade deal led to a 33 per cent tariff being lifted.
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In early June, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that the 21st package of measures against Russia over the invasion of Ukraine would include "fisheries for the first time." However, the EU has reversed course and removed measures targeting the fishing sector from this new sanctions package. There is no official explanation for the exclusion of these penalties.
Von der Leyen had previously stated that the EU-27 had decided to include "one of the last major unsanctioned sectors—fisheries—" in the punitive measures against Russia.
Source: La Voz de Galicia | Read the full article here
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Source: Industrias Pesqueras | Read the full article here
The first significant shipment of Scottish salmon has arrived in India after a free trade deal led to a 33% tariff on fish being scrapped.
Freshly harvested from Scotland’s west coast by Bakkafrost Scotland, the salmon arrived at Sashimi Foods in Bengaluru (also called Bangalore) in Karnataka in southwest India's earlier today.
Sent by air via Heathrow Airport, the delivery arrived less than two weeks after the UK Government’s trade deal with India came into force – and as Glasgow prepares to hand the Commonwealth Games baton to Amdavad (Ahmedabad) in Gujarat.
Source: fishfarmingexpert | Read the full article here
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The plenary session of the European Parliament has given the green light to the Brexit reserve fund, which seeks to help the sectors and regions most affected by London's departure from the community bloc and from which Spain will receive about 272 million euros until 2025.
SPAIN
A report on the Galician economy published by the University of Santiago de Compostela acknowledges the substitution effect that has occurred within the Galician mussel canning industry, where local mussels have been replaced by *choritos* (Chilean mussels). In this regard, the article analyzing the fishing sector—authored by Gonzalo Rodríguez, a researcher in Applied Economics at the University of Santiago de Compostela—explains that "while prior to 2007 approximately two-thirds of production went to the processing industry and one-third to the fresh market, that ratio subsequently reversed, completely altering commercial dynamics and forcing the opening of new markets for fresh consumption."
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Over six years, Chilean salmon producer 
INDIA
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The Chittoor Fisheries Department launches a 5-day awareness campaign to help fish farmers mitigate El Niño impacts like water shortage and low oxygen.
NEW ZEALAND
Pacific tuna treaty delivers US$50.4m to island nations
PHILIPPINES
The measure could weaken the fight against IUU fishing and affect seafood exports.
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Dr. Patricia Zárate participated in the research recognized as Australia’s National Champion by the Frontiers Planet Prize.
RUSSIAN FEDERATION
In early June, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that the 21st package of measures against Russia over the invasion of Ukraine would include "fisheries for the first time." However, the EU has reversed course and removed measures targeting the fishing sector from this new sanctions package. There is no official explanation for the exclusion of these penalties.
Fisheries agreements have moved beyond the "pay-to-fish" model, evolving into instruments of cooperation that foster investment and development in partner countries. As the European Commission prepares a new generation of agreements, the sector champions their strategic value and shared benefits—provided they are negotiated and implemented with appropriate safeguards.
The first significant shipment of Scottish salmon has arrived in India after a free trade deal led to a 33% tariff on fish being scrapped.
