#52026SC0120Evaluation of the EU Common Fisheries Policy Regulation
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Evaluates whether the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy is still working. It reviews the 2013 framework for managing fish stocks, fishing fleets, aquaculture, seafood markets, enforcement and EU fishing activity outside EU waters over the 2014-2025 period. The document does not create new legal duties by itself. Its practical importance is that it may shape future changes to EU fisheries rules and the EU’s long-term fisheries and aquaculture strategy. Fishing companies, aquaculture producers, processors, national authorities and coastal communities should watch for possible follow-up proposals.
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Key Changes
- No immediate legal changes; this is an evaluation of the 2013 Common Fisheries Policy framework.
- Reviews whether EU fisheries rules have delivered healthier fish stocks, lower unwanted catches, better fleet balance and more sustainable aquaculture.
- Assesses economic and social effects on fishing fleets, coastal communities, seafood markets, processors, consumers and employment.
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