Examples of using Baltic cod in English and their translations into German
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Eastern Baltic cod.
North Sea plaice, blue whiting and Baltic cod.
Western Baltic cod.
Commission: Council decision is good for Baltic cod.
The Commission is preparing a long-term recovery plan for Baltic cod, which it intends to present to the Council in December.
For Eastern Baltic cod, the TAC will be cut by 5% to 38 765 tonnes, while days at sea are reduced by 20% to 178 days.
Multiannual plan for the Baltic cod.
This multi-annual plan for Baltic cod has been developed through extensive consultation with stakeholders and with the Member States concerned.
In line with ICES' advice, the Commission proposed to decrease the TAC for Eastern Baltic cod by 20%, to 41 143 tonnes.
Beyond these emergency measures, there is a need to review the Baltic cod recovery plan, established in 2001, in order to strengthen the selectivity of fishing gears.
Statistik High resolution temperature influences on egg and early larval development of Baltic cod Gadus morhua.
At the same time, the state of the Western Baltic cod does not seem to have improved this year, according to the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea ICES.
Regulation of EP and Council revising Council Regulation(EC)No 1098/2007 on the multiannual plan for Baltic cod.
The Commission proposes to increase by 15%(to 67 850 tonnes) the TAC for eastern Baltic cod and by 13%(to 21 300 tonnes) the TAC for western Baltic cod. .
They have tackled the difficult challengeof drafting a long-term programme for the regeneration and catches of Baltic cod.
Based on scientific advice,the Commission proposes increased fishing opportunities for Baltic cod, but sharp decreases for pelagic stocks herring and sprat.
The Commission has also proposed plans for Baltic cod, western channel sole, and North Sea plaice and sole and these are currently before the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament.
So, both biological and economical considerations confirm that breaching the policy presciptions creates waste and major losses,in some cases, like for Baltic cod or the whole Mediterranean, massively so.
The Commission is proposing a reduction of 23% in the EU quota for eastern Baltic cod, from 40 805 tonnes to 31 561 tonnes, and of 33% in the TAC on western Baltic cod, from 26 696 tonnes to 17 930 tonnes.
The Commission proposes to decrease by 15%(to 17 037 tonnes) the TAC for western Baltic cod and to increase by 7%(to 65 934 tonnes) the TAC for eastern Baltic cod. .