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Employers Call on Brussels to Reform the Mediterranean Regulation in Order to Avoid Further Cuts

Summary by Forbes España
The Spanish Confederation of Fisheries (Cepesca) and the European fisheries association (Europeche) have asked the European Commission this Monday for a "urgent" reform of the Western Mediterranean regulation and has warned that the sector cannot face further cuts in fishing days, after they regret that the activity has been reduced by 44% and employment by 50% since the entry into force of the rule in 2019.
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The Spanish Confederation of Fisheries (Cepesca) and the European fisheries association (Europeche) have asked the European Commission this Monday for a "urgent" reform of the Western Mediterranean regulation and has warned that the sector cannot face further cuts in fishing days, after they regret that the activity has been reduced by 44% and employment by 50% since the entry into force of the rule in 2019.

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Forbes España broke the news on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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