Short link to this post: bit.ly/34ShmKF The Committee on Fisheries of the European Parliament (PECH) requested three research papers on the “EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement on fisheries and aquaculture in the EU”, which were presented during Workshop for the Committee on 16 March 2022. During the event, the respective Read more…
Link to the full study: Workshop on impacts of the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement on fisheries and aquaculture in the EU – Part III: Fishing opportunities aspects Download this At a glance note from the EP Think Tank: English
Publication: February 2022 Short link to this post: https://bit.ly/3GDd1IU Download: English Executive summary: At a glance note: English Authors: F&S: Benoît CAILLART; MR&A: Pavel SALZ Key findings The EU-27 fishing fleet catches approximately 3 million tonnes of fish worth EUR 1.6 billion under total allowable catches (TACs) shared with the UK. Read more…
Link to the full study: Workshop on impacts of the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement on fisheries and aquaculture in the EU – Part II: Trade aspects Download this At a glance note from the EP Think Tank: English
Publication: January 2022 Short link to this post: https://bit.ly/3nCSf4A Download: English Executive summary: At a glance note: English Authors: Wageningen Economic Research: Heleen BARTELINGS, Ph.D., Senior Scientist, International Policy Zuzana SMEETS KŘĺSTKOVÁ, Ph.D., Senior Researcher, International Policy, Assistant Professor, Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague Following the provisional application Read more…
Link to the full study: Impacts of the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement on fisheries and aquaculture in the EU: Legal aspects Download this At a glance note from the EP Think Tank: English
Publication: December 2021 Short link to this post: https://bit.ly/31rIhLP Download: English Executive summary: At a glance note: English Authors: University of Hamburg: Dr. Valentin SCHATZ, Post-Doctoral Researcher in Public Law, EU Law and Public International Law Dr. Alexander PROELSS, Professor of International Law of the Sea and International Environmental Law, Read more…
