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British jobs under threat as UK-Norway fish access talks fail, company claims

Black day for Britain and national embarrassment as fishing boss slams Government – TodayHeadline

The owners of a supertrawler have hit out at the collapse of fishing talks with Norway, which has left hundreds of crewmen without work. The failure to reach a deal means fish and chip shops will be selling Arctic cod imported from Norway rather than landed in Britain, UK Fisheries said. Its giant vessel Kirkella, which normally catches around 10% of all the fish sold in the UK’s chip shops, is now tied up in Hull without any viable long-term opportunities. But to provide British fish for chippies, the Kirkella needs access to quotas from the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Norway.

Hundreds of jobs at risk as UK fails to reach fishing deal with Norway, warns firm

Failed fishing talks open up cross-border rift, with company chief claiming Brexit is for Scottish barons

© Supplied by UK Fisheries Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Scottish pelagic fishers say Brexit has broken a longstanding link between their catch – mainly mackerel and herring – and the cod-hungry requirements of a multinational fishing company. It comes after months of talks aimed at securing a deal between the UK and Norway on quotas and reciprocal access to each other’s waters failed to deliver an agreement. According to Norwegian seafood and fisheries minister Odd Emil Ingebrigtsen the gulf between the two sides was “too great”.

Brexit: Government s failure to strike Norway fishing deal absolutely disastrous

Brexit: Government’s failure to strike Norway fishing deal ‘absolutely disastrous’ Emily Goddard © Provided by The Independent The government’s failure to strike a post-Brexit fishing deal with Norway is “absolutely disastrous” for fishing crews, the boss of the UK’s last distant waters fishing business has said. The collapse of fishing talks with Norway means British vessels have no rights to fish in Norwegian sub-Arctic waters in 2021. Hundreds of crew members face being left without work and fish and chip shops will be selling Arctic cod imported from Norway rather than landed in Britain, UK Fisheries said. One trawler,

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