Publication: July 2021Short link to this post: https://bit.ly/3dBZCnQDownload: EnglishExecutive summaries: At a glance note: EnglishAuthors: Cogea: Alessandro Pititto, Diletta Rainone, Valentina SanninoAND International: Tanguy Chever, Lucas Herry, Sibylle Parant, Safa SouidiCETMAR: Marta Ballesteros, Rosa Chapela, José L. Santiago Key findings Initially, all operators were caught unaware by the sudden closures of Read more…
Publication: October 2020 Short link to this post: https://bit.ly/33OC3nl Download: English At a glance note: English Executive summaries: Authors: Thünen Institute of Sea Fisheries: Vanessa STELZENMÜLLER, Antje GIMPEL, Jonas LETSCHERT, Casper KRAAN, Ralf DÖRING Key findings: The exploitation of offshore renewable (OR) resources varies greatly in size and capacity across Read more…
Publication: June 2020 Short link to this post: https://bit.ly/2zmeRka Download: English Translation: Spanish Executive summary: Author: Margarita SANZ, Kim STOBBERUP, Roland BLOMEYER (Blomeyer & Sanz) Key findings The length of the national infringement procedures varies considerably between Member States, mainly depending on the procedure implemented based on administrative or criminal Read more…
Published: October 2018 [rev. edition December 2019] Short link to this post: http://bit.ly/3d48GAh This study researched the drivers and mechanisms of both structural and non-structural horizontal and vertical integration in the seafood industry in all Member States with a coastline. The objective of the study was to identify trends among Read more…
Belgium Select another country here: Composition of the Belgian seafood sector Belgian fishing companies generated approximately EUR 82 million in landings income in 2015 (Table 9). Processing companies further generated approximately EUR 592 million in 2016. Belgium had a relatively high trade deficit in the fisheries segment. While it exported Read more…
Denmark Select another country here: Composition of the Danish seafood sector The fishing industry plays a significant role in the Danish economy (Eurofish, 2015a). Landings and fish processing accounted together for nearly 1% of GDP in 2015 (see Table 18). In 2015, Danish fishing companies generated EUR 440 million in Read more…
Cyprus Select another country here: Composition of the Cypriot seafood sector Cypriot fishing companies generated EUR 8 million in landings income in 2015. Processing companies generated EUR 7 million in revenues in 2012 – the latest year for which figures were available. Island nation Cyprus had a trade deficit in Read more…
Bulgaria Select another country here: Composition of the Bulgarian seafood sector In 2015, Bulgarian fishing companies generated EUR 5 million in landings income. Processing companies generated EUR 63 million in 2016 (see Table 13). Bulgaria had a trade deficit in fish and fish products of EUR 26 million in 2016. Read more…
Estonia Select another country here: Composition of the Estonian seafood sector In 2015, Estonian fishing companies generated EUR 15 million in landings income. Processing generated another EUR 127 million in production revenue in 2016. Estonian maintained a slight trade surplus in fish in 2016 of EUR 22 million. The country Read more…
Finland Select another country here: Composition of Finnish seafood sector Finnish fishing companies generated EUR 35 million in landings income in 2015. Processing companies generated EUR 311 in production revenues. Finland had a high trade deficit in fish and fish products of approximately EUR 330 million in 2016. The country Read more…
