Sweden isolated in push for lower Baltic Sea fishing quotas

Sweden's Rural Affairs Minister Peter Kullgren says the country stands 'quite alone' in advocating for reduced fishing quotas in the Baltic Sea, indicating resistance from other EU member states. The development highlights a diplomatic rift within the EU over fisheries management, with Sweden pushing for stricter conservation measures. The outcome of quota negotiations will affect Baltic fish stocks and the fishing industry.

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