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According to a report compiled by the European Commission, unauthorised catches, falsification of documents, incorrect processing and non-compliance with minimum sizes appear at the top of the list year after year
Euro MP David Hammerstein asks the European Commission about the Spanish government’s alleged violation of the Directive to prevent and control contamination
Oceana urges fisheries ministers to strengthen the Shark Action Plan and push for strict legislation
Oceana’s new report highlights how EU countries are responsible for over 50% of worldwide shark meat imports, with many other shark products commonly consumed and traded
The largest shark fishing country in Europe is in agreement with Oceana on three groundbreaking conservation matters
Scientific knowledge once again ignored and overexploitation approved.
The depletion of fish in Europe and the increase in demand means that more than 4 million tonnes of fish must be imported each year.
