Portugal

European fish industry disputes raw material in an increasingly global market

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Briefings

Portugal faces a globalized seafood crisis with high competition for fish products, as EU regulations and sanctions increase costs and supply chain complexity. Ricardo Alves from Riberalves criticized unfair EU sanctions, while Peter Bamberger noted youth preferences and Guus Pastoor highlighted regulatory inconsistencies across the EU. Portugal remains a top producer but faces significant challenges in diversifying suppliers and adapting products.

Key points

• Ricardo Alves from Riberalves criticized EU sanctions for creating unfair competition, noting that Russia previously held major quotas but now faces 12% tax on frozen Russian fish.

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