EU fisheries ministers open talks to protect deep-sea species

European Union fisheries ministers today opened talks aimed at keeping Atlantic and Mediterranean deep-sea fish species from commercial extinction.

European Union fisheries ministers today opened talks aimed at keeping Atlantic and Mediterranean deep-sea fish species from commercial extinction.

Deep-sea fishing vessels are quickly undermining stocks in the Atlantic, and the European Commission wants cuts of 33% in catch quotas next year and to maintain that reduced quota in 2008 to make sure stocks and the specialised industry remain sustainable.

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