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Pacific cod market ‘red hot’ as science foreshadows hefty 2018 TAC cuts

Pacific cod prices are very high and likely to rise further soon, following the emergence of science that points to the likelihood of reduced quotas for US catchers in 2018 

By Tom Seaman and Jason Smith | Oct. 13, 2017 17:14 BST
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LISBON, Portugal -- Pacific cod prices are very high and likely to rise further soon, after the emergence of science pointing the likelihood of reduced quotas for US catchers in 2018, sources told Undercurrent News [...]

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