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The fisheries sector in Latvia - Repeated Baltic Sea quota reductions have hobbled the processing sector (April 2012)The fisheries sector in Latvia is a traditional occupation based on old customs and long term experience. However, after joining the EU, this sector has had serious challenges and problems to solve. The legislative changes for conducting fishing activities, as well as the fish stock situation followed by rapid reductions in quotas of valuable fish species in the Baltic Sea have seriously affected the sector. The last few years have been a challenge for the Latvian fisheries industry due to the impact of the global economic crisis, as well as its influence on the nation’s main markets. Read more on the fisheries sector in Latvia. Latest news about Latvia in the Eurofish MagazineClick here to see the latest news on fisheries regarding LatviaArticles from the Eurofish MagazineThe fisheries sector in Latvia - Repeated Baltic Sea quota reductions have hobbled the processing sector
- Eurofish Magazine 2 2012 The state hatchery Tome - Developing a centre of excellence in aquaculture - Eurofish Magazine 2 2012 Kursa would like to modernise its fleet - Higher raw material prices compensate partly for smaller sprat quotas - Eurofish Magazine 2 2012 For Sillakas the environment is as important as the product - Striking the right balance between quality and volumes - Eurofish Magazine 2 2012 The state hatchery Karli-Brasla - Restocking the River Gauja Basin - Eurofish Magazine 2 2012 Elanders recovers slowly from the crisis - Adapting to low demand and high raw material prices has been difficult - Eurofish Magazine 2 2012 - Eurofish Magazine 3 2010
- Eurofish Magazine 3 2010
- Eurofish Magazine 3 2010
- Eurofish Magazine 3 2010
- Eurofish Magazine 3 2010
- Eurofish Magazine 3 2010
- Eurofish Magazine 3 2010
Fish FactsBelow is a brochure of fisheries statistics from the "Latvian Fisheries Yearbook 2012." Click on the image to enlarge.
Latvian Fisheries Yearbook 2012 Other publicationsUseful Links for LatviaStatistics
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