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Mackerel catches spell another bumper year for Peterhead, under shadow of Russia ban

A 74% year-on-year increase in mackerel catches has taken landings at Scottish harbor up by 31% so far this year, putting it on path to break the near 20-year record set last year

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 25, 2014 07:37 BST
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Peterhead harbor, Scotland. Photo: Stu Smith
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Fish landings at the Scottish harbor of Peterhead, UK, are up by 31% so far this year, driven by a three-quarter increase in mackerel landings, reported the Press and Journal [...]

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