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An interesting article, we export 75% of the fish we catch but import 70% of the fish we eat.

We are a nation of traditionalists.

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeands...-urges-charity
At the cost of sustainable fish management.
https://researchbriefings.parliament...442#fullreport
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You need to do a little more research.
The closure of the North Sea for herring fishing in 1977 forced Dutch fishermen and traders to change the course. A few tried his luck in the Irish Sea, hoping to find herring comparable to that of the North Sea. Denmark turned out to be a more suitable alternative. Danish fishermen fished in the Skagerrak for herring that was very similar to the 'Dutch' herring. A number of fishermen and buyers from processing companies from the Netherlands settled in the north of Jutland. The Danes do not eat Dutch New, herring is prepared in Denmark in a different way. Dutch companies use their knowledge on site and introduced the jaw technique. Nowadays, 65% comes from Norway, 35% from Denmark and 5% from elsewhere. [
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05-01-2019, 12:59 AM
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The closure of the North Sea for herring fishing in 1977 forced Dutch fishermen and traders to change the course. A few tried his luck in the Irish Sea, hoping to find herring comparable to that of the North Sea. Denmark turned out to be a more suitable alternative. Danish fishermen fished in the Skagerrak for herring that was very similar to the 'Dutch' herring. A number of fishermen and buyers from processing companies from the Netherlands settled in the north of Jutland. The Danes do not eat Dutch New, herring is prepared in Denmark in a different way. Dutch companies use their knowledge on site and introduced the jaw technique. Nowadays, 65% comes from Norway, 35% from Denmark and 5% from elsewhere. [


^^^ is that a cut and paste from a web site from 1977 ?
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At the cost of sustainable fish management.
https://researchbriefings.parliament...442#fullreport

Most of it goes back dead ....
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^^^ is that a cut and paste from a web site from 1977 ?
A google tranlate part of a dutch site. Those in english are from UK sources. They don't know sh*t about 'kaken of herring'.
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Most of it goes back dead ....
That was the british way to handel it in the past. It took a long time for marine biologists to convince them otherwise.
As you can read in the guardian article, the brits are not the quickest to follow the signs of the times.
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The Dutch certainly seem to know how to troll, oh sorry I meant trawl of course.
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05-01-2019, 03:55 PM
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The Dutch certainly seem to know how to troll, oh sorry I meant trawl of course.
I consider that a compliment.
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That was the british way to handel it in the past. It took a long time for marine biologists to convince them otherwise.
As you can read in the guardian article, the brits are not the quickest to follow the signs of the times.

So you support fishing quotas and discards?

I'm not surprised .....
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I consider that a compliment.
I considered it quite funny....
 
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