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La puesta al día del sistemade TAC y cuotas ante la

prohibición de los descartes

Este libro ha sido elaborado por el Equipo Técnico de la Cooperativa de Armadores de Pesca del Puerto de Vigo,

dirigido por José Antonio Suárez-Llanos Rodríguez

This book was prepared by theVigo Fishing Ship-owners Cooperative technical team

led by José Antonio Suárez-Llanos RodríguezDEPÓSITO LEGAL: VG 119-2016

Update of the TAC and quota system in face of the ban on discards

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Cooperativa de Armadores de Pesca del Puerto de Vigo

LA PUESTA AL DÍA DEL SISTEMA DE TAC Y CUOTAS ANTE LA PROHIBICIÓN DE LOS DESCARTES 5


Í N D I C E

TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S

PRÓLOGOS:

Rosa Quintana Carballo. Conselleira do Mar da Xunta da Galicia.

Javier Touza Touza. Presidente de la Cooperativa de Armadores de Pesca del Puerto de Vigo.

RESUMEN

CAPÍTULO 1

El reparto de posibilidades de pesca en la Unión Europea.

CAPÍTULO 2

La puesta al día del sistema de TAC y cuotas ante la prohibición de los descartes.

ANEXOS

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PROLOGUES:

Rosa Quintana Carballo. The Galician RegionalMinister for Sea Affairs.

Javier Touza Touza. President of the Fishing Vessels’ Owners Co-operative of the Port of Vigo.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

CHAPTER 1

The share-out of fishing quotasin the European Union.

CHAPTER 2

Update of the TAC and Quota systemin face of the ban on discards

ANNEXES

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Prólogos

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Buena pesca, mejor gestión, óptima ordenación

Rosa Quintana CaRballo Conselleira do Mar de la Xunta de Galicia

Leía hace ya varios lustros una vieja histo-ria en un periódico en la que se narraba la epopeya de la vida del patrón al que se le atribuía la “apertura” del caladero de

Gran Sol. De aquel artículo, que se me quedó grabado, recuerdo la fórmula de expresión uti-lizada para detallar la abundancia de aquellas playas de pesca: sólo se conservaban a bordo aquellas merluzas que sobrepasaban el kilo de peso. El resto, pala y trancanil.

Aquellos lances históricos acaecidos hace casi 100 años fueron realizados por barcos mayori-tariamente en madera, que alternaban los ca-laderos cantábricos y de Fisterra con las áreas del mar Céltico. Poco a poco se fueron impo-niendo los construidos en acero y del remache se pasó a la soldadura como del motor de fuel al diésel de gasoil. Con estos avances y otros aún mayores en aparejos e instrumentos de navegación y búsqueda de la pesca se afianzó un esfuerzo pesquero incrementado de forma importante. Esa si fue una buena pesca.

Pero el cambio más grande que se vivió en las aguas del Atlántico nordeste y que soportó nuestra flota no vino medido en potencia o ar-queo: vino dado por el cambio de conciencia y actitud de nuestros pescadores, de nuestros patrones y armadores. Ellos, mejor que nadie, son los que conocen los límites del mar y la necesidad de generar ingresos y no sólo cap-turas.

Los pescadores gallegos, y por su número los vigueses, fueron los precursores de la pre-tensión de mantener un equilibrio entre los aspectos ambientales, sociales y económicos de la pesquería, allá donde fuese que se arras-

trase un aparejo, se calase un palangre o se remolcase una línea. En ese ronsel se dejaron cuestiones como el abandono de la captura y descarga de juveniles e inmaduros o la eli-minación de los descartes de todas aquellas especies susceptibles de aprovechamien-to comercial o culinario salvo, claro está, en aquellos casos en los que no existía cuota o se había finiquitado prematuramente. Esa si fue una línea de mejor gestión.

Pero…¿y la ordenación? ¿tuvimos una buena ordenación de las pesquerías?. Claramente: no. La causa: el mal llamado principio de la estabilidad relativa y la consagración de las preferencias de La Haya. En aquella fotografía que la pesca se sacó y que fue recogida en el Reglamento (CEE) n° 170/83 del Consejo, de 25 de enero de 1983, se plasmaban usos que hoy nos parecerían tan fuera de lugar como unas patillas o los pantalones acampanados que se llevaban entonces. Es más, España hasta salía desenfocada en aquella toma fija que se reali-zó de la pesca.

Para corregir ese enfoque Galicia adoptó siempre una actitud de defensa de nuestros intereses que llevó a que España acudiese al Tribunal de Estrasburgo reclamando, por acti-va, pasiva y perifrástica, la eliminación de ese mal llamado principio. Fueron variados los ar-gumentos (reparto e intercambio de anchoa, acceso al mar del Norte y Báltico o incluso a ciertas especies en aguas de Escocia y Norue-ga) y siempre la misma respuesta: no proce-de. Así se repitió en los recursos presentados en 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003…

Además, directamente la reforma de la Polí-

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tica Común de Pesca o en las ocasiones que Galicia ha representado a las CCAA españo-las en la delegación de nuestro Estado en los Consejos de Ministros de Pesca de la Unión Europea o indirectamente cuando lo ha hecho otra comunidad, se ha trasladado la incon-gruencia de mantener este criterio a la par de la introducción de nuevas líneas que se ven afectadas en sus objetivos por el estorbo de esta pauta de reparto. Eso sí, fuésemos 12, 15, 21, 27 o 28, la respuesta unánime que España ha conseguido de sus socios comunitarios ha sido siempre una negativa a su reformulación.

Pero este muro contra el que chocamos no desalienta nuestra voluntad de desarmar-lo. Torres más altas cayeron y daremos siete vueltas a esta muralla si hace falta. Eso sí, ac-tuaremos con la prudencia que se ha de adop-tar en todos los asuntos judiciales, y más en el ámbito europeo. Por eso la Xunta de Galicia está analizando con el Instituto Universitario de Estudios Europeos “Salvador de Madaria-ga” la fórmula que más posibilidades, a priori, pueda dar a cualquier acción en los tribunales de la UE. Con ello también se analizan no solo las vías que nos puede dar la actuación como región o Estado Miembro, si no también como coadyuvante de una iniciativa del propio sec-tor.

En todo caso, y como añadido a esta posibili-dad, también deberemos analizar las vías que esta reforma de la PCP nos deja, haciendo de la necesidad virtud y explorando y aplicando de forma exhaustiva toda la flexibilidad que el Reglamento 1380/2013 nos permita.

En esta tesis generaremos un aprovechamien-

to máximo de las capturas de aquellas espe-cies sobre las que no poseemos cuota y donde se nos otorgue posibilidad de intercambio por otras en base a la obligación de desembarque. Y, por supuesto, estaremos atentos a la utili-zación de esta misma flexibilidad por parte de otros Estados miembros, ya que el problema generado por las llamadas “choke-especies” puede ser una llave en vez de una flecha para nuestra flota. Así, buscaremos similitudes y analogías en toda Europa para que lo que es una amenaza sea una oportunidad.

Además, y en cuanto la unidad de la estructura comunitaria europea se pilota sobre la libertad de movimiento de bienes y capitales, veremos qué vías nos ofrece esta línea para los afectos a la actividad pesquera, ya que esta actividad, regulada de forma común, no puede ser ajena a estos principios. Por eso, aplicaremos y buscaremos las com-plicidades y vías que nos pueda aportar una solución a esta situación kafkiana, poniendo el mismo énfasis en esta tarea que la aplicada por aquellos “terrícolas” que luchaban contra el dispendio de abocar pescado por la borda cuando no era el objetivo de la actividad. Eso sí, pondremos nuestro objetivo en realizar una óptima ordenación poniendo el foco en la ver-dadera causa de la mayor parte de esos des-cartes: el reparto inadecuado de las especies que podemos pescar.

En ese trabajo, documentos como el presente, y que ahora añadimos a todos los generados en Galicia, son de incalculable valor como ar-gumento y compás. De ARVI es el mérito y a ellos va nuestro agradecimiento.

Nuestros pescadores, patrones, y armadores son los que mejor conocen los límites del mar

España salió desenfocada en la foto fija de la estabilidad relativa y las Preferencias de La Haya

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Europa necesita un modelo justo de reparto

JavieR touza touza Presidente de la Cooperativa de Armadores de Pesca de Vigo

El sistema adoptado por la Unión Eu-ropa para el reparto de las posibilida-des de pesca ha sido, desde siempre y sobre todo en España, un motivo

de controversias. La causa podemos en-contrarla, probablemente, en la diferente capacidad de negociación que tuvieron en su momento los Estados que suscribieron los sucesivos tratados de adhesión. Y tam-bién, sin duda, en la necesidad de adaptar un modelo de origen político a una gestión que hoy en día, como debe ser, antepone el interés público del desarrollo sostenible y debería tener, por lo tanto, un fundamento ecosistémico.

La tesis que defiende el trabajo que se pre-senta en este libro, elaborado por el equipo técnico de la Cooperativa de Armadores de Pesca del Puerto de Vigo (ARVI), sostiene que es necesaria una revisión del actual sis-tema de gestión por TAC y cuotas. No entra, por lo tanto, en la cuestión medioambiental, sino en la política. Se habla del reparto de los recursos disponibles, sean los que sean, dando por hecho que deben ser los que ga-ranticen la sostenibilidad. No cuestiona, por lo tanto, el objetivo de Rendimiento Máxi-mo Sostenible.

Esta reflexión se hace necesaria, porque siempre que la industria pesquera habla de las necesidades de desarrollo y competiti-vidad se tiende a identificar esta reivindi-cación con una mayor presión pesquera en contra del medio ambiente.

El debate sobre la necesidad de revisar el modelo de gestión de la Política Pesque-

ra Común ha sido pertinente en las útimas décadas, pero hoy lo es mucho más por la introducción de una norma que afecta de una forma radical a los equilibrios que, poco a poco, se habían ido alcanzando. Unos equilibros sostenidos, según nues-tra opinión, en un fundamento injusto de-nominado estabilidad relativa y que han obligado a una parte sustancial de la flota europea a asumir enormes sacrificios que se han tradicido en desguaces de barcos, cierres de empresa, paro y pérdidas eco-nómicas.

La entrada en vigor de la obligación de des-embarcar todas las capturas o, lo que es lo mismo, la prohibición de los descartes, re-presenta una oportunidad, probablemente una última oportunidad, para conjugar la gestión en la PPC con el desarrollo de una industria pesquera europea competitiva. Porque, si no se hace, los efectos serán ne-fastos e irreversibles.

Es fundamental adaptar un modelo político a una gestión que antepone la sostenibilidad

Es necesaria unaactualización del modeloEuropeo de TAC y cuotas



Como siempre tratamos de recordar, de nada sirve garantizar que Europa tenga la pesca más sostenible del mundo si no quedan bar-cos que puedan ejercer la actividad con ese criterio. La población seguirá demandando pescado, y serán otros, probablemente con otros criterios, los que lo capturen.

Como hemos querido dejar claro desde el principio, no se trata de renunciar a la sos-tenibilidad, sino más bien de garantizar un ámbito de producción coherente con el es-píritu de construcción europea. Unas reglas del juego homogéneas que garanticen las libertades que propugnan los Tratados.

El hecho de que todos los años haya cuo-tas de pesca sobrantes que no se utilizan, procedentes de poblaciones en equilibrio biológico, atenta directamente contra esas libertades, ya que hay europeos que van al paro, empresas que afrontan dificultades y regiones que pierden oportunidades de

desarrollo porque necesitarían esos cupos y tendrían la capacidad de crear riqueza y bienestar con ellos.

Europa no dispondrá de una verdadera Po-lítica Pesquera Común hasta que no logre estabilizar un modelo justo y hasta que no entienda que no se puede desarrollar un mo-delo (tampoco uno ecosistémico) si no se co-noce la realidad social y económica y se per-sigue la mejor adaptación posible del reparto de los recursos disponibles a esa realidad.

La existencia de cuotas sobrantes y de flotas que necesitarian esas cuotas es una prueba clara de que no se ha logrado esa adapta-ción del modelo a la realidad. Y ha llegado el momento de hacerlo.

Es conveniente también recordar que, en este aspecto, las Administraciones públicas españolas lo han tenido siempre muy claro y han tratado incluso de derogar o revisar la estabilidad relativa por la vía de los tribuna-les de justicia, sin éxito.

Tal vez esa no era la vía, ya que los jueces juzgan con unas leyes que son la consecuen-cia de un debate político. Será ahí, en el te-rreno político, donde se tendrá que producir el debate, con los argumentos en la mano.

Por eso es de agradecer que Administracio-nes como la Xunta de Galicia no hayan ti-rado la toalla. Que sigan manteniendo vivo en Europa el debate sobre los criterios de reparto. Queremos que este trabajo que presentamos sea una aportación sólida de argumentos que ayuden a ese debate.

La norma sobre descartes tal vez sea la última oportunidad para lograr un reparto justo

No se puede desarrollar un modelo si no se conoce la realidad social y económica

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RESUMEN

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E l Sistema de TACs y Cuotas se utiliza en la UE desde el año 1983 para fijar los Totales Admisibles de Capturas (TACs) por especie y zona y repartir-

las entre los Estados miembros (EE.MM.) en base a la estabilidad relativa por la que se utiliza unos porcentajes de reparto que per-manecen invariables desde ese año.

En la nueva Política Pesquera Común1 se es-tablece la obligación de desembarcar todas las capturas de especies sujetas a cuotas, mediante un sistema que imputa las captu-ras desembarcadas a las cuotas asignadas a los EE.MM.2.

Por tanto, es fundamental que todas las flo-tas de los EE.MM. tengan cuotas suficien-tes para que sus posibilidades de pesca3 no se vean afectadas negativamente por esta nueva obligación de desembarcar todas las capturas.

Para ver si hay cuotas suficientes, en este Libro se han estudiado las 20 principales es-pecies sometidas a TACs y Cuotas durante un periodo amplio 2008-2014, analizando para cada zona de pesca el estado biológi-co, la cuota inicial, la cuota final, la captura, la cuota subutilizada, la cuota transferida al año siguiente y, finalmente, la cuota subuti-lizada que queda en poder de cada EE.MM, una vez se hayan deducido los intercambios entre los EE.MM., las transferencias al año próximo, las deducciones de cuota que pue-da haber y las capturas.

Los resultados no dejan lugar a dudas de que hay cuotas suficientes pero que es-tán mal repartidas entre los EE.MM: Así,

en el periodo 2008-2014, un mínimo de un millón de toneladas no han sido uti-lizadas por los EE.MM., se han quedado en los despachos de las administraciones pesqueras de los EE.MM. Esta cantidad mínima calculada en este estudio tendría un valor de aproximadamente 1.800 mi-llones de euros.

La Estabilidad Relativa ha provocado el que, por un lado, haya un mínimo de un millón de toneladas sobrantes (unas 143.000 tone-ladas de media anual) y por el otro, se ha-yan tenido que desguazar flotas durante el periodo 2007/2014 con ayudas públicas que alcanzaron un valor total de 623 millones de euros (3.144 buques) perdiéndose unos 31.000 empleos a bordo y varios miles más en tierra. La mayoría de estas paralizacio-nes definitivas se produjeron por falta de cuotas4.

Para resolver esta contradicción provocada por la Estabilidad Relativa y poder atender a la obligación de desembarque de todas las capturas teniendo cuotas suficientes, se hace necesario impulsar un mecanismo o herramienta nueva que gestione las cuotas sobrantes para que, sin alterar la Estabili-dad Relativa, se puedan ceder o alquilar a las flotas que las necesitan.

Seguir con el modelo actual supondría nue-vos desguaces, más pérdidas de empleo y continuar con un reparto no solidario de las cuotas que en el periodo de estudio pro-vocaron la existencia de, como mínimo, un millón de toneladas sobrantes y cerca de 2.000 millones de euros que desperdició la Política Pesquera Común.

1. Reglamento UE N 1380/2013.2. Artículo 15 del Reglamento citado en (1).3. Asignadas mediante la Estabilidad Relativa (artículo 16 del citado Reglamento).4. Otros buques cambiaron de bandera de un Estado miembro a otro para poder tener más cuotas y así no tener que ir

al desguace.

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El reparto de cuotas de pesca en la Unión Europea1

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L a necesidad de establecer un modelo de gestión de los recursos pesqueros comunmente aceptado por parte de la Unión Europea tiene su origen en una

situación política concreta que se dio en la década de los años 70 del siglo pasado.

En primer lugar, había que resolver los po-sibles conflictos que pudiera provocar la suscripción por parte de los Estados de la Convención de las Naciones Unidas sobre el Derecho del Mar (CONVEMAR), que esta-blecía una Zona Económica Exclusiva (ZEE) de 200 millas.

Para ello, una Política Pesquera Común (PPC) en la UE, que hasta entonces había es-tado integrada en la Política Agraria Común, debería establecer el marco legal por el que los Estados Miembros (EE.MM.) aceptaran un acceso libre y mutuo a sus aguas.

En segundo lugar, la entonces Comunidad Económica Europea estaba en un momen-to clave de su proceso de ampliación: Reino Unido, Dinamarca (con su región autónoma de Groenlandia) e Irlanda firman su Tratado de Adhesión en 19721. Por razones obvias, en la negociación sobre el acceso a la UE de tres Estados costeros en torno a los calade-ros más importantes del Atlántico Nororien-tal, la pesca tuvo un enorme protagonismo.

Al objetivo fijado por las Naciones Unidas en CONVEMAR de preservar los recursos acuáticos vivos se unía en Europa la nece-sidad de proteger las prácticas tradicionales de cada región y las necesidades específi-cas de las regiones altamente dependientes de la pesca desde los puntos de vista social y económico.

Conjugar ese doble objetivo ha sido el ma-yor condicionante y la principal fuente de

conflictos de la PPC que echó a andar en Eu-ropa en 19832.

No obstante, en aquel momento no había todavía una conciencia clara y extendida sobre la conveniencia de gestionar la pes-ca desde un punto de vista ecosistémico. En realidad, esto no se reflejó de una forma clara en la legislación comunitaria hasta la reforma de la PPC de 20023, con los planes de recuperación y, sobre todo, en la reforma de 20134 con la consolidación del objetivo de Rendimiento Máximo Sostenible que formaba parte de los compromisos de la Cumbre Mundial sobre Desarrollo Sosteni-ble de Johannesburgo de 2002.

El modelo de gestión que adoptó la PPC desde su creación fue el de fijar unas can-tidades máximas de pesca mediante un Total Admisible de Capturas (TAC), basado en criterios científicos, y luego repartir esas cantidades entre los Estados miembros en forma de porcentajes, o cuotas.

Desde entonces, la principal controversia en torno a los TAC tiene que ver con la nece-sidad de un mayor o menor conocimiento científico que, en su caso, obliga a gestionar las incertidumbres mediante la aplicación del enfoque de precaución. Pero, en el fon-do, y sobre todo si se logran reducir al máxi-mo las incertidumbres, el TAC constituye un criterio objetivo en torno al que el acuerdo político no debe entrañar dificultades.

Pero con las cuotas sucede algo diferente. La asignación de porcentajes entre los dife-rentes EE.MM. fue desde el principio un mo-tivo controvertido de negociación política.

Normalmente, cuando cualquier regulador mundial tuvo que afontar este problema en el nuevo contexto de CONVEMAR, lo que

1. “Tratado de adhesión del Reino Unido, Irlanda y Dinamarca” DO L 73 de 27.3.1972.2. Reglamento (CEE) nº 170/83 del Consejo, de 25 de enero de 1983, “por el que se crea un régimen comunitario de con-

servación y de gestión de los recursos pesqueros”.3. Reglamento (CE) nº 2371/2002 “sobre la conservación y la explotación sostenible de los recursos pesqueros en virtud

de la política pesquera común”.4. Reglamento (UE) nº 1380/2013 del Parlamento Europeo y del Consejo “sobre la Política Pesquera Común”.

EL REPARTO DE CUOTAS DE PESCA EN LA UE



hizo fue aceptar la adquisición de derechos históricos. Se fijó un periodo de referencia y se establecieron los porcentajes en función de las capturas de cada una de las partes en ese lapso.

En el Atlántico Nororiental, este papel regu-lador para fijar los TAC le correspondió a la Comisión de la Pesca del Atlántico Nordeste (CPANE ó NEAFC), que fijó los primeros lí-mites de capturas para las flotas comunita-rias en 1975.

Pero fue el Consejo de la UE el que seña-ló en 19805, tras una negociación política, cómo habría que repartir esas posibilida-des de pesca. El punto de partida fueron los derechos históricos en base a las capturas registradas en el periodo 1973-1978. Pero la clave de esta negociación política estuvo en la reunión que el Consejo mantuvo en La Haya en 19766 que afrontó, precisamente, la resolución de los conflictos generados por la extensión de las 200 millas de ZEE, con la necesidad de compensación de las pérdi-das experimentadas al no poder pescar en aguas de terceros países. Y, además, afron-tó también el planteamiento de los nuevos socios, que consideraron necesaria una protección especial para “sus” regiones al-tamente dependientes de la pesca (lo que se conoce como Preferencias de La Haya).

Como consecuencia de ese triple criterio: derechos históricos, compensación de las pérdidas por la creación de las ZEE, y pro-tección especial para las regiones altamente dependientes de la pesca, el Consejo esta-bleció una clave de reparto que se conoce como estabilidad relativa.

Esta clave permanece invariable desde 1980, a pesar de las oportunidades que ha habido para adaptarla o perfeccionarla: la

creación de la PPC en 1983, y, sobre todo, las reformas de 1992, 2002 y de 2013.

Y eso que a nadie se le escapó ya enton-ces que el criterio adoptado planteaba im-portantes problemas de cara al futuro. En primer lugar, el proceso de ampliación de la Comunidad continuaba, y estaba pendiente la entrada de países como España y Portu-gal, cuyas regiones no habían sido tenidas en cuenta para fijar las Preferencias de La Haya.

Pero, además, el triple criterio no había te-nido en cuenta un aspecto fundamental: la configuración de los ecosistemas demersa-les mixtos y, por lo tanto, la composición previsible de las capturas de las flotas diri-gidas a estas especies.

Se asignaron, por lo tanto, unos porcenta-jes sin considerar las características de las flotas dirigidas a pesquerías mixtas y de los propios ecosistemas demersales.

Desde el principio se supo que una aplica-ción rigurosa del criterio adoptado impli-caría la renuncia a la viabilidad de la flota arrastrera demersal y, con ello, a un desa-rrollo en términos de competitividad de la pesca de especies tan importantes como el bacalao, la merluza, el rape o el gallo.

Por eso la respuesta del Consejo fue la de abrir la puerta a la flexibilidad. Algo factible en un momento en el que, como hemos di-cho, no había todavía una conciencia clara sobre la necesidad de una gestión ecosis-témica.

En ese contexto de flexibilidad hay que enmarcar la aceptación de los descartes pesqueros como forma de compaginar el reparto por estabilidad relativa con el man-

5. Declaración del Consejo del 30 de mayo de 1980. JOCE No C158 del 27 junio 1980.6. Resolución del Consejo, de 3 de noviembre de 1976, relativa a determinados aspectos externos de la creación en la

Comunidad, a partir de 1 de enero de 1977, de una zona de pesca con una extensión de doscientas millas.

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tenimiento de la actividad pesquera. En aquellos casos en los que los porcentajes asignados no se correspondieran con la composición de las capturas se obligó a los barcos a arrojar al mar los ejemplares cap-turados de especies para las que no se dis-ponía de cuota (bien porque no se le había asignado, o bien porque el cupo era insufi-ciente). De esta manera, los barcos podían permanecer faenando hasta completar la cuota de su especie principal.

En la actualidad, en un contexto caracteriza-do por el desarrollo sostenible y la gestión ecosistémica, la aceptación generalizada de los descartes como mecanismo corrector no es fácilmente justificable. Sobre todo ante la opinión pública y con el nuevo modelo de toma de decisiones de la UE, en el que el Consejo tiene que ponerse de acuerdo con el Parlamento (salvo a la hora de fijar anual-mente los TAC y cuotas, que es una de las pocas competencias que se ha reservado el Consejo y ha quedado fuera de la co-deci-sión).

La reiterada negativa del Consejo a liquidar o modificar el criterio de reparto por esta-bilizar relativa, e incluso a revisar los por-centajes que permanecen inalterados desde 1980, sitúa a la Política Pesquera Común europea en la misma coyuntura que afrontó en el momento de su nacimiento.

Y de nuevo la decisión final, que se plasmó en el Reglamento sobre la Política Pesque-ra Común de 2013, ha evitado el fondo del problema y ha optado por abrir la puerta a la flexibilidad.

De la interpretación acerca de los límites de esa flexibilidad depende ahora en buena me-dida el futuro de la pesca europea. Y a la hora de realizar esa interpretación es importante también conocer hasta donde llegaron las consecuencias indeseadas del modelo de TAC y cuotas repartidas por estabilidad relativa.

El análisis de los datos que se presentan en este libro muestra que, mientras la PPC obli-gaba a los pescadores europeos a descartar pescado por falta de cuota, se registraban cantidades enormes de cuota repartida que no eran utilizadas.

La puesta al día del sistema de TAC y cuotas se presenta como única alternativa viable para evitar el enorme desajuste entre las cantidades que se reparten y las cantida-des que finalmente se comercializan en los puertos. Unas cantidades que ahora, con la prohibición de los descartes, reflejarán tam-bién de una forma exacta el volumen real de pesca. Y sería también la mejor forma de corregir la incompatibilidad manifiesta en-tre el modelo vigente y la nueva norma que obliga a desembarcar todas las capturas.

EL REPARTO DE CUOTAS DE PESCA EN LA UE



La puesta al día del sistema de TAC y cuotasante la prohibición de los descartes.2

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2.1 INTRODUCCIÓN

El sistema de TACs y cuotas (en adelante el ”Sistema”) se utiliza en la UE desde al año 1983 para fijar los Totales de Capturas Ad-misibles (TACs) por especie y zona, repar-tiéndose entre los Estados miembros (EE.MM.) mediante cuotas de pesca.

Desde ese año, las claves de reparto de las cuotas entre los EE.MM. permanecen invaria-bles debido a lo que se conoce como “Criterio de Estabilidad Relativa”. En las sucesivas re-formas de la Política Pesquera Común (PPC), incluida la última1, una mayoría de EE.MM. y el Parlamento Europeo han apoyado este criterio para seguir repartiendo las cuotas en-tre los EE.MM. otros 10 años más en base a porcentajes invariables de los TACs de cada stock-área2 asignadas a cada EE.MM.

2.2 ¿ESTÁ AL DIA EL SISTEMA PARA QUE FUNCIO-NE BIEN ANTE LOS NUEVOS RETOS DE LA PPC?

Es evidente que las condiciones han cam-biado desde el año 1983 en las pesquerías europeas: la adhesión de nuevos Estados miembros, el desarrollo y evolución de los stocks, la evolución de la capacidad de las flotas, las nuevas estrategias de pesca, los nuevos cambios en la demanda de pescado de los consumidores, la evolución de las im-portaciones y de las exportaciones, etc.

Así lo recoge la Comisión en su Evaluación de Impacto de la reforma de la PPC3.

Si no se ha querido cambiar la Estabilidad Relativa, la mejor manera de cumplir con los nuevos desafíos de la PPC de alcanzar el Rendimiento Máximo Sostenible (RMS) y reducir progresivamente los descartes, has-ta eliminarlos definitivamente, es la puesta

al día del Sistema. Para ello, deberíamos te-ner respuestas a las siguientes cuestiones:

a)¿Es lo suficientemente flexible el Siste-ma como para que se pueda cumplir con la obligación de desembarques y poder alcanzar el RMS?

b)Todas las capturas de especies sujetas a cuotas deberán desembarcarse y computarse contra sus cuotas4. Pero la composición natural de las captu-ras no suele coincidir con las cuotas asignadas, sobre todo en tres casos de pesquerías mixtas:

• Cuando en la composición naturalde las capturas vienen especies con cuota cero, junto a la o las especies principales de la pesquería.

• Cuandoexisteunincrementonaturalen la abundancia de una o varias es-pecies y la cuota que se tiene ya no es suficiente (las capturas de esa o esas especies sobrepasan las cuotas asignadas, siendo el último ejemplo el de la merluza en el Mar del Norte).

• Cuando en la composición naturalde las capturas vienen especies con una cuota insuficiente que no cubre esas capturas de esas especies que acompañan a la especie principal.

Para estos tres casos, la nueva PPC permite una excepción5 a la regla general de com-putar las capturas que se traen para desem-barcar contra las cuotas de las especies cap-turadas, y establece que “podrán imputarse a la cuota de las especies principales, siem-pre que no superen el 9% de la cuota de las especies principales”. Eso sí, esas especies con cuota cero o con cuotas insuficientes

1. Ver artículo 16.1 del Reglamento 1380/2013.2. El ´termino stocks-área se refiere a una especie determinada en una zona determinada fijada por el Consejo Interna-

cional para la Exploración del Mar (CIEM). Ver Mapa en Anexo II3. Ver SEC(2011)891 final, sobre la estabilidad relativa).4. Artículo 15.1 del Reglamento 1380/2013.5. Artículo 15.8 del Reglamento 1380/2013.



tendrán que estar dentro de los “límites bio-lógicos seguros”, lo cual no se cumple en muchos casos.

Pero, ¿Se tendría que acabar la pesquería de la especie principal si se supera el 9% de la cuota para los casos anteriormente seña-lados?

2.3 INTERCAMBIO DE CUOTAS ENTRE LOSESTADOS MIEMBROS

La “flexibilidad” que introduce la nueva PPC es la misma que se está utilizando en los últimos 30 años: los Estados miembros, previa notificación a la Comisión, “podrán intercambiar entre si la totalidad o parte de las posibilidades de pesca que les hayan sido asignadas”6. A estos intercambios se les pueden unir los intercambios entre las OPPs o las empresas, pero siempre bajo la autorización de los Estados miembros.

La experiencia de todos estos años apunta a que estos intercambios, esta “flexibilidad” parece no ser suficiente puesto que existe la sensación de que hay muchas cuotas que no se utilizan en los intercambios, cuotas que se las quedan los Estados miembros sin intercambiarlas con nadie, y sin utilizar. Es decir, parece que la maquinaria de la gestión del Sistema de TACs y cuotas no está al día. Habría que demostrar que exis-ten miles de toneladas de pescado que año a año no se intercambian, por las razones que sean (los intercambios son entre cuo-tas de especies y los EE.MM. no pueden completar sus intercambios con otros me-dios como el alquiler anual o la cesión de

cuotas, que podría hacer más flexible el Sistema).

Esta posible falta de flexibilidad debería te-ner una solución para que las capturas que hacen las flotas de los EE.MM. puedan al-canzar el RMS y puedan desembarcarse computándolas a cuotas que puedan ser su-ficientes, bien propias o bien cedidas, alqui-ladas o intercambiadas con otros EE.MM., sin que ello altere la estabilidad relativa.

2.4 EL ESTUDIO DEL ACTUAL SISTEMA DETAC Y CUOTAS

El objetivo principal de este estudio ha sido el de visibilizar con cifras la gestión de las cuotas que lleva aparejado el citado Sistema.

Para ello se han analizado las 20 principales especies7 sometidas a cuotas en la UE durante un periodo amplio comprendido entre 2008 y 2014, ambos inclusive. Se estudiaron las es-pecies por cada zona de pesca (stock-área), el estado biológico de cada zona8, la cuota ini-cial, la cuota final, la captura, la cuota subuti-lizada, la cuota transferida al año siguiente y, finalmente, la cuota subutilizada que queda en poder de cada Estado miembro, una vez se ha-yan deducido los intercambios, las transferen-cias al año próximo, las deducciones de cuota que pueda haber y las capturas.

A esta cuota que finalmente no se utiliza y que cada año “se pierde” la hemos cuanti-ficado en toneladas y en valor. Para ello he-mos utilizado la información contenida en varios Reglamentos del Consejo y de la Co-misión Europea9. Todo ello figura detallado en el Anexo de este estudio.

6. Artículo 16.8 del citado Reglamento7. Demersales: Bacalao, Carbonero, Eglefino, Fletán negro, Gallo, Lenguado, Merlán, Merluza, Ochavo, Rape, Raya y

Solla. Pelágicos: Anchoa, Arenque, Bacaladilla, Caballa, Espadín y Jurel. Crustáceos: Gamba nórdica y cigala.8. Se ha comprobado si cada zona de pesca estaba en Rendimiento Máximo Sostenible, sobreexplotada, fuera de lími-

tes de seguridad biológica y zonas desconocidas. Datos para los años 2010 a 2014.9. Las cantidades en toneladas de las cuotas que finalmente no se utilizan se han calculado a partir de los Reglamentos

de Ejecución anuales de la Comisión relativos a la adaptación de las cuotas de pesca. La cantidad en valor se ha calculado a partir de los Reglamentos anuales del Consejo por el que se fijan los precios de orientación.

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2.4.1 Procedimiento

Partiendo de la cuota inicial de cada stock-área y de cada Estado miembro, se llega a la cuota final del año del que se trate, una vez realizados los intercambios entre EE.MM., las adaptaciones normativas (deducciones de la cuota por haberlas sobrepasado) y las transferencias marcadas por la legislación comunitaria (hasta un 10% de la cuota final se puede transferir al año siguiente10).

De esta cuota final se deducen las capturas obteniéndose la cuota que hemos denomi-nado “cuota total sobrante”. Una parte de esta cuota se transfiere al año siguiente si así lo solicitan los EE.MM. a la Comisión, quedando, finalmente, la parte de la cuota total sobrante ”que no se utiliza“, es decir, que “se pierde” ya que no es capturada por ninguna flota. Esto es, ni se captura ni se cede o se transfiere para que la puedan cap-turar otros Estados con flotas necesitadas de ellas.

Debemos señalar que el estudio no ha po-dido cubrir todos los stocks-área durante el periodo 2008-2014, por no haber informa-ción disponible de la cuota final asignada a esos stocks-áreas ni de las capturas habidas en las mismas11. Los Reglamentos de Eje-cución de la Comisión relativos a la adap-tación de las cuotas de pesca solo recogen las cuotas finales y las capturas de deter-minados stocks-área por Estado miembros, pero no de todos los stocks-área (salvo ex-cepciones) ni de todos los EE.MM. Esta in-

formación no disponible la hemos podido cuantificar:

De un total de 18,4 millones de tonela-das de cuota inicial de las 20 especies analizadas13, un total de 11,3 millones de toneladas no disponen de informa-ción publicada sobre la cuota final y las capturas, factores determinantes para calcular las cuotas subutilizadas. Suponen, por tanto, un 49%14 sobre la cuota inicial.

2.5 RESULTADOS

A pesar de esta falta de información, se han podido analizar para el periodo 2008-2014:

•Untotalde7,3millonesdetoneladasde cuota final de las 20 especies ana-lizadas.

•Untotalde5,7millonesdetoneladasde capturas

•Untotalde1,6millonesdetoneladassobrantes o subutilizadas, es decir, una media del 28%15 de la cuota final durante el periodo 2008-2014. Aplican-do los precios de orientación de cada año analizado16, estas cuotas subutili-zadas supondrían unos 2.700 millones de euros que no pudieron ingresar las empresas por no haber utilizado estas cuotas. Hay que insistir que estas cuo-tas subutilizadas podrían ser mucho

10. Reglamento (CE) nº 847/1996, del Consejo, de 6 mayo de 1996 por el que se establecen condiciones adicionales para la gestión de los TACs y las cuotas.

11. Esta información figura en el Sistema de Intercambio de Datos de la Pesca (FIDES, en sus siglas en inglés) que está reservado a los EE.MM. ya que no se publica. El estudio revela que el 50% de la cantidad total de toneladas de las cuotas iniciales no tienen información pública sobre la cuota final ni sobre las capturas.

12. Reglamento de ejecución de la Comisión Nº. 1649/2009, 725/2010, 700/2011, 31)/2012, 323/2013, 320/2014 y 1170/201513. Las cuotas analizadas para cada stock-área suponen más del 90% del TAC asignado a cada stock-área.14. Utilizando para su cálculo la media de los porcentajes medios de no utilización de cada especie, para el periodo

2008_2014.15. El cálculo se ha hecho utilizando la media de los porcentajes medios de sobrantes de la cuota final de cada especies

para el periodo 2008-201416. Para el año 2014, al no existir precios de orientación; se hizo una media de los 3 años anteriores.



mayores si se dispusiese de toda la información que figura en el “FIDES” (Sistema de Intercambio de Datos de la Pesca).

Por otro lado, todos los EE.MM. con cuotas de pesca tienen cuotas sobrantes o subuti-lizadas. Y todos los EE.MM. han transferido un 10% de la cuota final para el año siguien-te17. Estas transferencias supusieron unas 493 mil toneladas, por lo que:

La parte de la cuota sobrante que final-mente no fue utilizada por los EE.MM. ha sido de 1 millón de toneladas (exactamente 1.039.549, 78 toneladas) en el periodo 2008-201418, es decir una media del 23%19 (unas

143 mil toneladas de media anual). En va-lor, estas cuotas subutilizadas suponen un total de 1.833,7 millones de euros (aplican-do los precios de orientación).

Finalmente, del Estudio también se des-prende el hecho de que todos los EE.MM. necesitan una gestión común de las cuotas subutilizadas, ya que hay stocks-área en los que unos EE.MM. tienen cuotas suficientes (las capturas no alcanzan el 60-70% de las cuotas finales) mientras que otros EE.MM. realizan capturas que rozan las cuotas que tienen en dichos stocks-área o incluso las sobrepasan, teniendo la Comisión que de-ducirles la parte en que se excedieron para el año siguiente.

17. Salvo en los casos en los que la cuota sobrante hubiese sido inferior al10% de la cuota final. En estos casos, se transfirieron la totalidad de las cuotas sobrantes. Ver Reglamento (CE) Nº 847/96 del Consejo

18. En algún caso, esta cuota no utilizada se reasignó para disminuir la penalización por haber sobrepasado la cuota final.

19. Calculando el porcentaje medio de los porcentajes medios de no utilización de cada especie para 2008-2014

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2.6 RESUMEN DE LOS DATOS ANALIZADOS

A continuación, en los siguientes Cuadros se resumen los datos analizados que figu-ran en los anexos de este Estudio relativos a cada especie y al periodo 2008/201420.

Así, el Cuadro 1 se refiere a la información no disponible para cada especie:

ANCHOA | ANCHOVYARENQUE | HERRING

BACALADILLA | BLUE WHITINGBACALAO | COD

CABALLA | MACKERELCAMARON | SHRIMP

CARBONERO | SAITHECIGALA | NORWAY LOBSTER

EGLEFINO | HADDOCKESPADÍN | SPRAT

FLETÁN NEGRO | GREENLAND HALIBUTGALLO | MEGRIM

JUREL | HORSE MACKERELLENGUADO | SOLE

MERLÁN | WHITINGMERLUZA | HAKE

OCHAVO | BOARFISHRAPE | MONKFISH

RAYA | RAYSOLLA | PLAICE

ESPECIE

TOTAL

CUOTA INICIAL(en Tons)

INFORMACIÓN NO DISPONIBLE

(en Tons)

% INFORMACIÓN NO DISPONIBLE

SOBRE LA CUOTA INICIAL (en Tons)

147.616,004.540.203,00786.095,00

1.019.608,402.546.533,00109.736,00451.743,00480.165,00382.795,00

3.540.811,00101.663,80180.025,00

1.742.070.00178.034,00251.590,00466.762,00322.859,00375.786,00136.943,00640.152,00

18.401.190,20

62 %65 %20 %69 %88 %81 %82 %3 %31 %85 %97 %16 %25 %2 %55 %5 %61 %11 %43 %78 %

48,91 %

CUADRO 1Información no disponible

20. Ver Anexos del III al XXII

Fuente: Elaboración propia a partir de los datos que figuran en los Anexo III al XXII de este Estudio.



En el Cuadro 2 figura para cada especie la cuota final, las capturas y los sobrantes (la cuota final menos la captura):

CUADRO 2Capturas realizadas y sobrantes sobre la cuota final











ESPECIE

TOTAL

SOBRANTES(En Tons)

VALORSOBRANTES

(En ME)

% SOBRE LA CUOTA FINAL

SPECIES

37.609,80192.660,4093.278,10145.057,2024.689,2022.810,4418.216,00151.982,6046.470,70120.565,80

1.018,4064.850,34284.166,9039.178,0031.968,90102.485,80

0,0097.088,6014.306,1044.303,72

1.532.707,00

52 %15 %14 %43 %7 %98 %22 %30 %17 %22 %32 %40 %20 %20 %27 %20 %0 %27 %25 %31 %

28 %

48,1 ME

53,5 ME

46,6 ME

228,0 ME

8,1 ME

152,8 ME

14,6 ME

632,4 ME

46,4 ME

24,1 ME

2,0 ME

157,2 ME

170,5 ME

269,3 ME

29,1 ME

349,1 ME

0,0 ME

434,7 ME

12,9 ME

54,1 ME

2.733,3 ME

CUOTA FINAL(en Tons)

CAPTURAS(en Tons)

71.912,401.318.645,20689.619,40340.009,10339.244,6023.181,8083.114,50

513.177,90270.784,20557.661,00

3.150,00160.561,00

1.425.092,10196.155,00119.576,70502.909,90127.549,00365.653,2058.321,00

145.155,92

7.311.473,92

34.302,601.125.984,80596.341,30194.951,90314.555,40

371,3664.898,50361.195,30224.313,50437.095,20

2.131,6095.710,66

1.140.925,20156.977,0087.607,80400.424,1043.403,40268.564,6044.014,90100.852,20

5.694.621,32


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En el Cuadro 3 se resume para cada especie la cuota sobrante que finalmente no se utili-zó y que se quedó en manos de los Estados miembros:











ESPECIE

TOTAL

(En Tons)EN VALOR

(ME)% SOBRE LA CUOTA FINAL

PARTE DE LA CUOTA FINAL SOBRANTEQUE NO SE UTILIZA

30.418,56103.930,5839.247,0411.888,046.685,7020.492,2610.623,19104.774,4528.272,1888.508,50

791,4249.226,69166.196,9722.075,5823.262,2458.473,8571.390,7063.406.678.711,0031.075,99

1.039.549,78

42 %8 %6 %33 %2 %88 %13 %20 %10 %16 %25 %31 %12 %11 %19 %12 %56 %17 %15 %21 %

22,85 %

38,9 ME

28,7 ME

19,6 ME

175,1 ME

2,2 ME

137,2 ME

8,5 ME

435,9 ME

28,4 ME

17,7 ME

1,6 ME

119,4 ME

99,7 ME

151,8 ME

21,1 ME

200,5 ME

17,8 ME

284,0 ME

7,8 ME

38,0 ME

1.833,7 ME

CUADRO 3Parte de la cuota final sobrante que no se utiliza




Por último, el Cuadro 4 refleja las tonela-das y el porcentaje para cada especie de las cuotas que no se utilizaron en las zonas que alcanzaron el Rendimiento Máximo Soste-nible (RMS):











ESPECIE

TOTAL

CUADRO 4Parte de la cuota final que no se utiliza en las zonas RMS

(En Tons)% SOBRE LA CUOTA

FINAL QUE NO SE UTILIZA

PARTE DE LA CUOTA FINAL SOBRANTEQUE NO SE UTILIZA EN ZONAS RMS

12.938,0068.976,0028.056,00100.511,00

0,002.973,008,259,006.496,008.015,00

0,000,00

927,0017.185,001.905,004.641,00

0,000,00

146,000,00

25.866,00

286.994,00

43 %66 %71 %90 %0 %15 %78 %6 %28 %0 %0 %2 %10 %9 %20 %0 %0 %

0,38 %0 %83 %

26,07 %


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2.7 CONSECUENCIAS QUE SE DERIVANDE LAS CUOTAS SUBUTILIZADAS

Aparte de la imagen negativa que podría dar un Sistema de TACs y cuotas que pue-de permitirse “el lujo” de no utilizar un mi-llón de toneladas en los últimos 7 años y de que dejasen de ingresar las empresas unos 1.800 millones de euros por esa subutiliza-ción es evidente que existen consecuencias científicas, sociales y económicas que se derivan de la obsolescencia del Sistema.

2.7.1 Consecuencias científicas

Cada año, los científicos evalúan y emi-ten dictámenes científicos en base a series históricas de capturas y desembarques y teniendo en cuenta varios índices y mode-los (o, en su caso, aplicando el criterio de precaución cuando se desconoce el stock-área), sobre cada stock y en cada área mar-cada por el CIEM. Este gran esfuerzo de los científicos no tendría mucho sentido si lue-go “sobran” o no se utilizan, como mínimo, 1 millón de toneladas que fueron dictamina-das como “capturas admisibles”.

En definitiva, parecería que se estuviese dis-torsionando la información científica si cada año no se utiliza un 23% de lo que se permi-te capturar. Y esta subutilización no signifi-ca necesariamente que el stock esté en mal estado biológico ya que en el Estudio se ob-serva que esta subutilización también se da en todas las zonas donde se ha alcanzado el Rendimiento Máximo Sostenible (RMS). El 26% de las cuotas que no se utilizan se encuentran en zonas de RMS.

2.7.2 Consecuencias sociales y económicas

La prevalencia de la soberanía de cada Esta-do miembro en cuanto a negociar cada año los intercambios de cuotas sin que exista la posibilidad legal de que la Comisión euro-pea velase por equilibrar los citados inter-

cambios y buscase soluciones a las cuotas que no se utilizan por los EE.MM., ha dado lugar a que una parte de la flota comunitaria haya tenido que desguazarse por no tener cuotas suficientes.

Por la paralización definitiva, el Fondo Eu-ropeo de la Pesca (FEP) y los presupuestos nacionales han tenido un gasto de 623 mi-llones de euros destinados a la paralización de 3.144 buques durante el periodo 2007-201421. Buena parte de estas paralizacio-nes definitivas se han debido a la falta de cuotas que pudiesen hacer rentables a las empresas. Dicho de otro modo, si el siste-ma de TACs y cuotas hubiese permitido una gestión común de las cuotas “sobrantes” ¿cuánto dinero público nos hubiéramos ahorrado? ¿Cuántos miles de empleos no se hubiesen perdido en nuestro sector?

Calculando una media de 10 tripulantes por buque, se han perdido más de 31.000 em-pleos a bordo y varios miles más en tierra.

2.7.3 Las importaciones

Otro factor importante que incide en la ren-tabilidad de nuestras empresas es la com-petencia de países terceros. Si se hubiese capturado el millón de toneladas de pesca-do por parte de nuestra flota comunitaria ¿Cuántos miles de toneladas de pescado no se hubiesen importado en la UE?. Es evidente que la subutilización de las cuo-tas también ha incidido en el volumen de las importaciones procedentes de terceros países.

2.8 LA SUB-UTILIZACIÓN DE LAS CUOTAS, ¿CÓMO AFECTARÍA A LA PROHIBICIÓN DE LOS DESCARTES?

El artículo 15 del Reglamento de la PPC (Nº 1380/2013) vincula claramente los descar-tes con las cuotas ya que todas las capturas tendrán que ser desembarcadas e imputar-se a las cuotas correspondientes.

21. Elaboración propia a partir de los datos del FEP publicados por cada Estado Miembro.



El artículo 16 del citado Reglamento esta-blece que las posibilidades de pesca asig-nadas a los Estados miembros garantizarán la estabilidad relativa de las actividades de pesca.

El cumplimiento de estos artículos puede entrar en conflicto si nos atenemos a que la composición natural de las capturas no suele coincidir con las cuotas asignadas. Es decir ¿Qué ocurre si una flota que se dirige, por ejemplo al bacalao y captura mucha merluza habida cuenta de la abundancia de esta especie en ciertas zonas? Como indicá-bamos en el punto 2 de este Estudio, si no hubiese cuota suficiente de merluza habría que imputar las capturas de esta especie a la cuota de la especie principal, el bacalao, HASTA UN LIMITE (el 9% de la cuota de ba-calao). Si supera este límite, se tendría que parar la actividad pesquera de esta flota AN-TES de agotar su cuota de bacalao que tiene asignada por la aplicación de la estabilidad relativa. En este caso, el cumplimiento del artículo 15 (descartes) estaría impidiendo el cumplimiento del artículo 16 (posibilidades de pesca garantizando la estabilidad relati-va).

Este ejemplo y otros muchos que pueden darse en las casos de cuotas cero o cuotas insuficientes (“choke especies”) en pesque-rías mixtas (caso del rape o de algunas es-pecies pelágicas), podrían tener una salida si se pudiesen utilizar las cuotas no utiliza-das por los Estados miembros. La subutili-zación de las cuotas podría afectar positiva-mente a la obligación de desembarque de todas las capturas si se introdujese una ma-yor flexibilidad en el intercambio de cuotas entre los Estados miembros.

2.9 PROPUESTAS

Teniendo en cuenta el Estudio realizado en el que se puede observar que el sistema de TACs y cuotas funciona de manera poco efi-ciente al producir, año tras año, cientos de

miles de cuotas no utilizadas, cuotas que “se pierden” y, teniendo en cuenta que se debe garantizar la estabilidad relativa, las instituciones europeas deberían, en nuestra opinión, reflexionar sobre la gestión de este Sistema, el cumplimiento de la obligación de desembarcar y la estabilidad relativa al objeto de poder compatibilizarlos y hacer una Europa más solidaria y unida.

Así, para los casos en los que se produce una abundancia inesperada en las capturas de una especie, en los casos de cuota cero o cuotas insuficientes en las pesquerías mixtas, la Comisión debería establecer una normativa que permitiese completar las necesidades de cuotas adicionales de las OPs o de las empresas armadoras de los Estados miembros mediante sistemas de alquiler o cesión voluntaria de cuotas no utilizadas.

• Es necesario poder compatibilizar la obligación de desembarcar y la esta-bilidad relativa para hacer una Europa más solidaria y unida.

• La Comisión debería establecer una norma que permita completar las ne-cesidades de cuotas adicionales de las OPs o de las empresas armadoras de los EE.MM. mediante sistemas de alquiler o cesión voluntaria de cuotas no utilizadas.

• Las flotas artesanales deben tener la posibilidad de acceder a las cuotas subutilizadas dentro de las aguas na-cionales o limítrofes.

• Los intercambios, alquileres y/o cesio-nes de cuotas deben tener un carácter anual para garantizar la estabilidad relativa.

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Lo mismo cabe decir cuando esta situación se dé dentro de un Estado miembro. Las flotas de litoral, las flotas de cerco, etc. de-berían tener la posibilidad de acceder a las cuotas subutilizadas dentro de las aguas nacionales o limítrofes, mediante la posibi-lidad de que se cedan las citadas cuotas no utilizadas de unas zonas a otras situadas en dichas aguas. Esta flota artesanal debería te-ner una atención especial para que se haga un reparto equitativo de las cuotas subutili-zadas en las distintas zonas de pesca.

Por otro lado, indicar que los intercam-bios, alquileres y/o cesiones de las cuotas no utilizadas se harían con carácter anual para poder garantizar la estabilidad rela-tiva. Para ello, en base a las series histó-

ricas (en este Estudio se han escogido los últimos 7 años), la Comisión, que es la que debería hacer las propuestas, y los Estados miembros podrían cooperar para que en los primeros meses de cada año se hiciesen los intercambios necesarios que permitiesen minimizar la subutilización de las cuotas y, al mismo tiempo, favorecer el cumplimien-to de los artículos 15 y 16 del Reglamento (UE) N 1380/2013, desembarcando todas las capturas sin que ello pueda afectar a la estabilidad relativa.

En definitiva, debemos avanzar hacia una Europa pesquera más solidaria, más unida y más eficiente que pueda permitir al sector y a las zonas altamente dependientes de la pesca tener un futuro mejor.

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Prologues

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Rosa Quintana CaRballo The Galician Regional Minister for Sea Affairs

p ro logue

Good fishing, better managment, optimun regulation

Several decades ago I was reading an old story published in a newspaper that narrated the epic of a skipper’s life to whom the “opening” of the

Gran Sol fishing grounds was attributed. That article stuck in my mind and I can remember the expression used to detail the abundance of those fishing grounds: only hake species exceeding 1kilogram were kept on board. The rest, “shovel and waterway”.

Those historical sets occurring nearly 100 years ago were mostly carried out by wooden boats which alternated Cantabrian and Fisterra fishing grounds with the Celtic Sea zones. Little by little, vessels built in steel had gradually been imposed, and riveting gave way to welding and fuel-driven engines gave way to diesel. With these advances and others even greater in fishing gears, navigation and fishing searching instruments the fishing effort consolidated and improved substantially. That was the good fishing.

However, the biggest change experienced in the Northeast Atlantic by our fleet did not come in the form of power or tonnage but of new awareness and attitude of our fishermen, our skippers, and ship-owners. They are who know better than anyone else the sea confines and the need to generate both catches and income.

Galician fishermen and particularly those from Vigo having regard to their high number were the forerunners in demanding the maintenance of a balance between environmental, social and economic aspects of fisheries, wherever the rig was

dragged, the longline was set or the line was towed. Along that route issues such as the abandonment of the catch, the landing of juvenile and immature fish or the elimination of discards of all species susceptible to commercial or culinary safe use were allowed except for those cases, as it obvious, where there was no quota or same was finalized prematurely. That was, actually, a line of better management.

But ... , what about regulation? Did we have a good regulation of fisheries?. It is clearly not. The cause: the so-called principle of relative stability and the consolidation of The Hague Preferences. In that photograph taken of fisheries and contained in the Council (EEC) Regulation No 170/83 of 25 January 1983, some practices were illustrated which would now look as old-fashioned as the sideburns or flared trousers which were design trend at that time. Moreover, Spain was even out of focus in that snapshot of the fisheries picture.

To address this focus, Galicia always adopted an attitude of defending our interests leading Spain to go to the Strasbourg Court and to actively, passively and periphrastically claim the removal of the badly called principle. There were different arguments (allocation and exchange of anchovy, access to the North Sea and Baltic and even to some species in Scottish waters and Norway) and the answer was always the same: not applicable. This was repeated in appeals lodged in 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003 ...

In addition, directly in the reform of the



Common Fisheries Policy, on the occasions Galicia represented the Spanish autonomous communities in our State’s delegation in the Council of Fisheries Ministers of the European Union or indirectly when another community acted instead, Galicia has conveyed the incongruity of maintaining this criterion alongside the introduction of new lines whose objectives are affected by the hindrance of this allocation pattern. Of course, no matter if we were 12, 15, 21, 27 or 28, the unanimous answer that Spain has achieved from its Community partners has always been a refusal to reformulation.

But this wall against which we are crashing does not deter our willingness from disarming it. Tallest towers fell and we will go around the wall seven times if necessary. Of course, we will act with the precaution that has been adopted in all legal matters, mainly in Europe. So the Galician Government is discussing with the Institute for European Studies “Salvador de Madariaga” the formula that a priori is more likely to produce any action in the Courts of the EU. The ways before us not only as a Region o Member State but also as an intervener for an initiative of the sector itself are analyzed thereby.

In any case, in addition to that possibility, we must also analyze how the current reform of the CFP leaves us, making a virtue of necessity and exploring and implementing in a comprehensive manner all the flexibility that Regulation 1380/2013 allows.

This thesis will generate a maximum

utilization of the species caught for which we have no quota and may be given the possibility to exchange them for others species based on the landing obligation. And, of course, we will look at the use of that flexibility by others Member States, because the problem generated by the so-called “choke-species” may be a key rather than an arrow to our fleet. Hence, we will be looking for similarities and analogies across Europe so that a threat may become an opportunity.

Furthermore, while the unity of the European Community structure is piloted on the free movement of goods and capital, we will see what ways are offered by this line to those linked to the fishing since this commonly regulated activity may not be alien to these principles.

So we will apply and seek for the complicity and means that can provide us with a solution to this Kafkaesque situation, placing the same emphasis on this task as that applied by those “Earthlings” who fought against the waste of throwing fish overboard when it was not the purpose of the activity. Actually, our goal will be to undertake an optimal management focusing on the real cause of most of these discards: the inadequate allocation of the species we can fish.

In the frame of such work, documents like this, which we are now adding to all other documents generated in Galicia, are of priceless value as argument and compass. Arvi deserves the credit and our thankfulness goes to them.

Our fishermen, skippers,and ship-owners are the oneswho better know the sea confines

Spain was out of focus on the fixed snapshot of the relative stability and the Hague Preferences

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prologue

Europe needsa fair share-out model

JavieR touza touza President of the Fishing Vessels’ owners Co-operative of the Port of Vigo

The system adopted by the European Union for the allocation of fishery resources has always been, especially in Spain, a source of controversy. The

cause can probably be found in the different negotiating power the States that signed the successive treaties of accession had at the time, and certainly also in the need to adapt a political model to a management that today, as it should be, puts the public interest in sustainable development first and therefore is based on an ecosystem approach.

The thesis put forward by the work presented in this book, prepared by the technical team of the Fishing Vessels’ owners Co-operative of the Port of Vigo (ARVI), supports the need to revise the current TACs and quotas management system. Therefore, it does not deal with the environmental issue, but on politics. It talks about the distribution of resources, whatever they may be, assuming that sustainability must be ensured by the resources. It does not question therefore the objective of the Maximum Sustainable Yield.

This reflection is necessary given that every time the fishing industry talks about the needs for development and competitiveness the tendency is about to identify this demand with increased fishing pressure against the environment.

The debate on the need to revise the allocation management model of the Common Fisheries Policy has been relevant over the recent decades, but it becomes much

more relevant today given the introduction of a rule that radically affects the balance that, little by little, had been achieved A balance that, in our opinion, is sustained on an unfair foundation called relative stability which have forced a substantial part of the European fleet to undergo enormous sacrifices leading to scrapping of fishing boats, business winding up, unemployment and economic losses.

The entry into force of the obligation to land all catches or what is the same, of the discard ban represents an opportunity, probably a last chance, to combine the management of the CFP and the development of a competitive European fishing industry, because otherwise the effects will be disastrous and irreversible.

As we always try to remember, it is useless to ensure that Europe has the world’s most sustainable fishing vessels if they are

It is necessary to adapt a political model to a managemen that put sustainability first

It is necessary to updatethe european TACs and quotas management system



not able to pursue the activity under that criterion. The population will continue to demand fish, and others will probably fish for it under other criteria.

As I have wanted to make it clear from the beginning, it is not about giving up to sustainability but rather, ensuring a level of production consistent with the spirit of European integration. A uniform set of rules that ensure the freedoms advocated by the Treaties.

The fact that every year there is surplus of fishing quotas that are not directly utilized undermines such freedoms inasmuch as, as a result, there are unemployed European citizens, business facing difficulties and regions loosing development opportunities because they would need these quotas and would be given the capacity to create wealth and prosperity with them.

Europe will not have a true Common Fisheries Policy until it is able to stabilize a fair model and understands that it is not possible to develop a model (not even an ecosystem-based one) if the social and economic reality is not known and the best possible adaptation of the distribution of the resources to that reality, is pursued.

The existence of surplus quotas and fleets that would need same is clear evidence that adaptation of the model to reality has not been achieved. And now is the time to do it.

It is also worth to remember that, in this respect, the Spanish public administrations have always been very clear and have even tried to repeal or revise the relative stability through the route of the courts of justice, unsuccessfully.

Maybe that was not the way, as the judges judge with laws that are the consequence of a political debate. It has to be in the political arena, where the debate shall be produced with the arguments in hand.

That is why it is appreciated that the administrations such as the Galician regional government have not given up, and continue keeping alive in Europe the debate on the share-out criterion. We want this work we are presenting to be an input of sound arguments which will help this debate.

Discard ban may be alast chance to achieve afair share-out of fishing quotas

It is not possible to develop a model if you don’t know social and ecconomic reality

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

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T he TAC and Quota System has been used in the EU since 1983 in order to establish the Total Allowable Catches (TACs) by species and areas and

allocate them to Member States (MS) based on the Relative Stability whereby allocation percentages are used, which remains unchanged since that year.

The new Common Fisheries Policy1

establishes the obligation to land all catches of species subject to quota through a system whereby the landed catches are charged against the quotas allocated to MS2.

Therefore, it is essential that all MS fleets have sufficient quotas so that their fishing opportunities3 are not negatively affected by this new obligation to land all catches.

In order to see if there are sufficient quotas, 20 main species subject to TAC and Quota have been studied in this Book for an extended period from 2008 to 2014, including, for each fishing area, the analysis of biologic state, initial quota, final quota, caches, underutilized quota, quota transferred to the following year and, finally, underutilized quota that is left in the hands of the MS following the deduction from quota swaps, transfers to the following year, possible quota deductions and catches.

The results leave no doubt that there are enough quotas but they are unevenly

distributed among MS. Thus, in the period 2008-2014, a minimum of one million tons have not been utilized by MS. They have remained in the offices of MS fisheries administrations. This minimum amount calculated in this study would be worth about 1,800 million euros.

The Relative Stability has caused, on the one hand, that there is a minimum surplus of one million tons (about an annual average of 143,000 tons) and on the other, that fleet had to be scrapped during the period 2007/2014 with public aid reaching a total value of 623 million euros (3,144 ships), ensuing a loss of 31,000 jobs on board and thousands more ashore. Most of these permanent cessations occurred due to the lack of quotas4.

In order to resolve this contradiction caused by the Relative Stability and to meet the obligation to land all catches with sufficient quotas, it is necessary to promote a mechanism or new tool to manage the remaining quotas so that they can be leased or rented to fleets needing them without altering the Relative Stability,.

The continuation of the current pattern would mean more scraps, more job losses and to continuing with a non-solidary distribution of quotas that, for the period covered in this study, led to the existence of at least one million tons surplus and nearly 2,000 million euros squandered by the Common Fisheries Policy.

1. EU Regulation No.1380/2013.2. Article 15 of the Regulation mentionned in footnote (1).3. Allocated through Relative Stability (article 16 of the said Regulation).4. Otros buques cambiaron de bandera de un Estado miembro a otro para poder tener más cuotas y así no tener que ir

al desguace.

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The share-out of fishing quotas in the European Union1

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T he need to establish a management model of fisheries resources commonly accepted by the European Union originated in a particular

political situation that occurred in the decade of the 70s of the last century.

Firstly, there was a need to address the possible conflicts arising from the subscription by the States to the United Nations Convention for the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) which established the 200 miles Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).

To that end, the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) in the EU, which until then had been integrated into the Common Agricultural Policy, had to establish a legal framework whereby Member States (MS) accepted a free and mutual access to their waters.

Secondly, the then European Economic Community was in a crossroads in the enlargement process: the United Kingdom, Denmark (including its autonomous region of Greenland) and Ireland signed the Treaty of Accession in 19721. For obvious reasons in negotiating the access to the UE of three coastal States around the most important fishing grounds in the Northeast Atlantic, fisheries had a protagonist role.

The objective set by the United Nations in the UNCLOS aiming at preserving the living aquatic resources in Europe was joined by the need in Europe to protect the traditional practices in each region as well as the specific needs of the regions highly dependent upon fishing from a socioeconomic point of view.

Combining both objectives has been the biggest constraint and the main source of conflict in the CFP which took off in Europe in 19832.

However, at that time there was not yet a clear and widespread awareness of the desirability of managing fisheries from an ecosystem perspective. Actually, this was not clearly reflected in the Community legislation until the CFP reform in 20023 under the recovery plans and above all, in the 20134 reform with the consolidation of the Maximum Sustainable Yield objective as part of the commitments of the 2002 Johannesburg World Summit on Sustainable Development.

The management model adopted by the CFP since its inception was meant to fix maximum fishing quantities through a Total Allowable Catch (TAC) based on scientific criteria and then to share-out them among the Member States in the form of percentages, or quotas.

Since then, the main controversy surrounding the TAC has been associated with the need for a greater or lesser scientific knowledge which, in some cases, has forced that uncertainties were managed by applying the precautionary approach. But, at the end of the day and especially when it comes to manage minimization of uncertainties, the TAC is a target criterion about which political agreement should not lead to difficulties.

But something different happened in relation to quotas. The allocation of percentages among different MS was from the very beginning, a controversial matter subject to political negotiation.

Normally, the acquisition of historic rights was accepted by worldwide regulators anytime they had to face this problem in the new context of the UNCLOS, a reference period was set and percentages were

1. “Treaty of Accession of the United Kingdom, Ireland and Denmark” OJ L 73, 27.3.1972.2. Council Regulation (EEC) No 170/83 of 25 January 1983, “establishing a Community system for conservation and ma-

nagement of fisheries resources.”3. Regulation (EC) No 2371/2002 “on the conservation and sustainable exploitation of fisheries resources under the

common fisheries policy.”4. Regulation (EU) No 1380/2013 of the European Parliament and the Council “on the Common Fisheries Policy.”

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established based on catches of each of the parties during that span.

In the Northeast Atlantic such regulatory role of setting TACs corresponded to the North East Atlantic Fisheries Commission (NEAFC), which set the first catch limits for Community fleets in 1975.

But it was the Council of the EU which pointed out in 19805, following a political negotiation, how these fishing opportunities would be shared-out. The starting point was the historical rights on the basis of the catches taken during the period from 1973 to 1978. However, the key to this political negotiation was the meeting that the Council held in The Hague in 19766 where the resolution of conflicts generated by the extension of the 200-mile EEZ was actually handled in face of the need to offset the losses experienced due to being unable to fish in the waters of third countries. Besides, the meeting also addressed the approach of new partners who deemed that a special protection for “their” regions highly dependent on fishing was necessary (which is known as The Hague Preferences).

As a result of the threefold criteria: historic rights, compensation for losses due to the establishment of the EEZ and special protection for regions heavily dependent on fishing, the Council fixed an allocation key known as relative stability.

This key has remained unchanged since 1980, although there have been opportunities to adapt or to improve it: the constitution of the CFP in 1983, and, above all, the reforms in 1992, 2002 and 2013.

And all that in spite of the fact that already at that time nobody doubted that the adopted

criteria raised important issues for the future. In the first instance, the enlargement process of the Community continued with the upcoming entry of countries like Spain and Portugal whose regions had not been taken into account in setting The Hague Preferences.

But in addition, the threefold criterion did not take into consideration a fundamental aspect: the configuration of the mixed demersal ecosystems and, hence, the likely catch composition of the fleet targeting these species.

Consequently, percentages were assigned without having regard to the characteristics of the fleets targeting mixed fisheries and the demersal ecosystems themselves.

From the beginning it was known that a rigorous implementation of the criterion adopted would mean renouncing the feasibility of demersal trawlers and thus, the development in terms of competitiveness of fishing for important species such as cod, hake, monkfish and megrim.

Therefore the Council’s response was to open the door to flexibility what was doable at a time when, as we said, there was still no clear awareness of the need for ecosystem management.

The acceptance of fishery discards shall be framed within the context of such flexibility as a way to combine the allocation under the relative stability and maintaining fishing activities. In those cases where the allocated percentages did not match the composition of catches, fishing vessels were obliged to throw back to sea the species caught for which there were no quotas available (either because same had not been assigned to them or were insufficient).

5. Council Declaration of 30 May 1980. OJ C-158 of 27 June 1980.6. Council Resolution of 3 November 1976 on certain external aspects of the creation of a 200-mile fishing zone in the

Community from 1 January 1977.

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Thus, fishing boats could stay fishing until they completed the quota of their target species.

Today, in a context of sustainable development and ecosystem management, the widespread acceptance of discards as a corrective mechanism is not easily justifiable. Especially before the public opinion and under the new decision-making model of the EU, whereby the Council has to agree with the Parliament (except when setting annual TACs and quotas, which is one of the few powers reserved for the Council and has been kept aside the co-decision).

The reiterated refusal by the Council to liquidate or change the allocation formula under the relative stability and even to revise the percentages that have remained unchanged since 1980, places the European Common Fisheries Policy in the same circumstances as those faced at the time of its birth.

And again the final decision, which was reflected in the Regulation on the Common Fisheries Policy in 2013, has circumvented

the bottom of the problem and has chosen to open the door to flexibility.

Now, the future of European fisheries largely depends on the interpretation of the limits of that flexibility. And when making that interpretation it is also important to know the extent of the unintended consequences that have arisen from the model of TAC and quotas share-out under the relative stability.

The analysis of data presented in this book shows that, while the CFP obliged the European fishermen to discard fish due to lack of quota, huge amounts of allocated quotas that were not taken, were registered.

Updating the TAC and quota system is presented as the only viable alternative to avoid the huge gap between the amounts allocated and the amounts finally sold in the harbour. Now with the discards ban, these amounts will also reflect in an accuratly manner the actual volume of fishing. And it would also be the best way to correct the evident incompatibility between the current model and the new rule requiring that all catches are landed.

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2.1 INTRODUCTION

Since 1983 the TAC and Quota System (hereinafter referred as to the “System”) has been utilized in the EU to fix the Total Allowable Catches (TACs) by species and area, which are assigned to Member States (MS) through fishing quotas.

Since that year, the key for the allocation of quotas among the MS remain unchanged due to what is known as the “Relative Stability Criterion”. In the successive reforms of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) including the latest1, a majority of MS as well as the European Parliament have supported this criterion so as to continue allocating the quotas among MS over 10 more years on the basis of unchanged TAC percentages for each stock-area2 assigned to each MS.

2.2 HAS THE SYSTEM BEEN BROUGHT UP TO DATE SO AS IT WORKS WELL IN FACE OF THE NEW CHALLENGES OF THE CFP?

It is obvious that since 1983 the conditions in the European fisheries have changed: accession of the new Member States, development and evolution of stocks, fleet capacity evolution, new fishing strategies, new shift on fish demand by consumers, import and export evolution, etc.

It is so recognized by the Commission in its Impact Assessment of the CFP reform3.

If there has been no will to change the relative stability, then the best way to meet the new challenges of the CFP aiming at achieving the maximum sustainable yield (MSY) and progressively reducing discards in order to permanently eliminate them, is to bring the system up-to-date. To this end,

we should have the answers to the following questions::

a) Is the System flexible enough to comply with the landing obligation and be able to achieve the MSY?

b) All catches of species subject to quota shall be landed and charged against their quota4. But, the natural composition of catches doesn’t usually match the allocated quota mainly in three cases of mixed fisheries, as follows:

• When the natural composition ofcatches includes species with zero quota, together with one or more main fisheries species.

• When there is a natural increase inabundance of one or more species and the quota held is not sufficient (catches of that/those fisheries exceed the allocated quota, being the North Sea hake the last example of it)

• Whenthenaturalcatchcompositionincludes species with insufficient quota not covering such catches of such species that accompany the main species.

As regards these three cases the new CFP allows an exception5 to the general rule in terms of counting the catch that is brought to land against the quota of the species caught and establishes that “they may be charged to the quota of the main species, provided they do not exceed 9% of the quota of the main species”. Of course, those species with zero or insufficient quota must be within “safe biological limits”, which is not complied with in many cases.

1. See article 16.1 of Regulation 1380/2013.2. Stock-area means a specific species in a specific zone fixed by the International Committee on the Exploration of the

Sea. See map in Annex II.3. See SEC(2011)891 final, on the relative stability.4. Article 15.1 of Regulation 1380/2013.5. Article 15.8 of Regulation 1380/2013.



But, shall the main species fisheries finish when the 9% of the quota is exceeded for the aforementioned cases?

2.3 QUOTA SWAP BETWEEN MEMBER STATES

The “flexibility” included in the CFP is the same as that that has been used over the last 30 years: Member States, after notifying the Commission “may exchange the fishing opportunities assigned to them in all or part thereof”6. Swaps between POs or companies may be added to those swaps always subject to the Member States’ authorization.

The experience over all these years indicates that the said swaps or ”flexibility” is likely not to be sufficient since there is a perception that many quotas are not used for swaps and that they are kept, not exchanged and not used.by the Member States.

It means that the TAC and Quota System management machinery is apparently not updated. It would be necessary to prove that there exist thousands of tons that for whatever reasons are not exchanged year after year (swaps take place between quota species and the MS cannot accomplish their swaps through other means such as annual renting o quota transfers which would likely make the System more flexible).

There should be a solution for the likely lack of flexibility so that catches taken by the MS fleets can reach the MSY and be landed by charging them against quotas that may be enough for the purpose, no matter if they are own quota or otherwise transferred,

rented or exchanged with other MS, without it altering the relative stability.

2.4 STUDY OF THE CURRENT TAC AND QUOTA SYSTEM

The main objective of this study is to visualize in the form of figures the quota management associated to the said System.

To this end, 20 main species7 subject to EU quota have been analyzed over an extended period from 2008 to 2014, including both years. The study includes species in each fishing area (stock-area), biologic state of each area8, initial quota, final quota, caches, underutilized quota, quota transferred to the following year and, finally, underutilized quota that is left in the hands of the MS following the deduction from quota swaps, transfers to the following year, possible quota deductions and catches.

The quota that is ultimately not used and “lost” each year has been quantified in tons and in value. To this end, we have made use of the information contained in several Council and the European Commission regulations9. Details on the above are included in the Annex to this study.

2.4.1 Procedure

Based on the initial quota for each stock-area and each Member State, we arrive to the final quota of the year in question, after recording the swaps between MS, the legal adjustments (quota deductions because they have been exceeded) and transfers

6. Article 16.8 of Regulation 1380/2013.7. Demersal: Cod, Saithe, Haddock, Greenland Halibut, Megrim, Common Sole, Whiting, Hake, Boarfish, Monkfish, Ray

and Plaice. Pelagic: Anchovy, Herring, Blue Whiting, Mackerel, Sprat and Horse Mackerel. Crustaceous: Norway Lobster and Shrimp.

8. It was verified if each fishing area was within the Maximum Sustainable Yield, over-exploited, outside the safe biolo-gical limits or unknown. Data referred to years 2010 to 2014.

9. The quantity in tons of the quota that are not finally taken have been calculated based on the annual Implementing Regulations of the Commission in relation to fishing quota adjustments. Quantities in value have been estimated ba-sed on the Annual Regulations of the Council fixing the guidance prices.

10. Council (EC) Regulation No. 847/1996, of 6 may 1996, establishing the additional management conditions of TACs and Quota.

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fixed by the European legislation (up to 10% of the final quota can be transferred to the following year10).

Catches are deducted out of the final quota resulting in the quota we have called “total surplus quota”. Part of this quota is transferred to the following year if it is so requested by the MS to the Commission, finally resulting in the portion of the total surplus quota that “is not utilized”, i.e., that is “lost” since it is not caught by any fleet. This means that it is neither caught nor transferred or otherwise assigned to other States so that their fleets requiring quota can fish for them.

We shall point out that not all of the stocks-area could be covered in the study for the period 2008-2014 since data on the final allocated quota and catches of those stocks are not available11. The Commission Implementing Regulations in relation to the fishing quota adjustments12 include the final quota and catches only for a number of stocks-area by Member State and not for all of the stocks-area (except for some exceptions) or all of the Member States. We were able to quantify this non-available information:

Out of a total of 18.4 million tons of the quota for the 20 species that were analyzed13, a total amount of 11.3 million tons lack public information on the final quota and catches, these being key factors to estimate the underutilized quota. Consequently,

they represent 49%14 of the initial quota.

2.5 RESULTS

Despite the lack of information, the following could be analyzed for the period 2008-2014:

• Atotalof7.3milliontonsoffinalquotaof the 20 species analysed.

• Atotalof5.7milliontonsofcatches.

• A total of 1.6 million of surplus orunderutilized tons, i.e. an average of 28%15 of the final quota for the period 2008-2014. Applying the guide prices for each year analyzed16, these underutilized quotas would represent an income of around 2,700 million euros that companies could not receive because of not being able to utilize these quota. We shall reiterate that these underutilized quotas may be much higher if all information contained in the “FIDES” (Data Exchange System for Fisheries) were available

In addition, all MS holding fishing quotas have surplus or underutilized quotas. And all of the MS transferred 10% of the final quota for the following year17. These transfers amounted to about 493,000 tons. Consequently:

The remaining portion of the quota that

11. This information is included in Fishing Data Exchange System (FIDES), which is reserved to the MS as it is not pu-blished. This study reveals that 50% of the total tons of the initial quota is not supported by public information on the final quota or catches.

12. Commission Implementing Regulations No. 1649/2009, 725/2010, 700/2011, 31)/2012, 323/2013, 320/2014 and 1170/2015.13. The analyzed quota for each stock-area represent more than 90% of the TAC allocated to each stock-area.14. For this estimation, we utilized the average of the average percentages of non-utilized species over the 2008-2014.15. For this estimation, we utilized the average of the average percentages of the final quota surplus of each species

over the 2008-2014.16. Give that there are no guide prices for 2014; an average of the las 3 years was estimated.



was not finally utilized by MS amounted to 1 million tons (exactly 1,039,549.78 tons) over the period 2008-201418, i.e. an average of 23%19 (about an annual average of 143 thousand tons). In value, these underutilized quotas represented a total of 1,833.7 million euros (based on the guide prices).

Finally, it also follows from the Study

that MS need a common management of underutilized quotas, as there are stocks-area for which few MS have sufficient quotas (catches do not reach 60-70% of the final quota) while others MS catches are close to or even surpass the quotas they have available for these stocks-areas, resulting in the need for the Commission to deduct the amount in excess in the following year.

17. Except for the cases where the surplus quota was lower than 10% of the final quota. In these cases, the total surplus quota were transferred. See EC Regulation No 847/96 of the Council.

18. In some cases, this underutilized quota was reallocated in order to reduce penalty for having exceeded the final quota.

19. Estimating the average percentage of the underutilization average percentages of each species over 2008-2014.

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2.6 SUMMARY OF THE DATA ANALIZED

The following Tables summarize the analyzed data included in the Annexes to this Study in relation to each species and the period 2008/201420.

So, Table 1 refers to the non-available Information for each species:











SPECIES

TOTALS

INITIAL QUOTA(in Tons)

NON-AVALIABLEINFORMATION

(in Tons)

NON-AVALIABLE INFORMATION % OF INITIAL QUOTA (in Tons)

147.616,004.540.203,00786.095,00

1.019.608,402.546.533,00109.736,00451.743,00480.165,00382.795,00

3.540.811,00101.663,80180.025,00

1.742.070.00178.034,00251.590,00466.762,00322.859,00375.786,00136.943,00640.152,00

18.401.190,20

90.904,002.961.530,00157.422,00706.589,00

2.229.579,0088.511,00372,367,0012.083,00119.474,00

3.010.573,0098.832,0028.865,00430.515,00

3.841,00137.404,0024.995,00195.350,0042.525,0058.301,00500.658,00

11.270.318,00

62 %65 %20 %69 %88 %81 %82 %3 %31 %85 %97 %16 %25 %2 %55 %5 %61 %11 %43 %78 %

48,91 %

TABLE 1Non-avaliable information

20. See Annexes III to XXII

Source: Self compilation from data contained in Annexes III to XXII to this Study



Table 2 shows the final quota, catches and surplus (final quota less catch) in relation to each species:

TABLE 2Catches taken and surplus of the final quota











SPECIES

TOTALS

SURPLUS(in Tons)

SURPLUSVALUE(in ME)

% OF THE FINAL QUOTA

37.609,80192.660,4093.278,10145.057,2024.689,2022.810,4418.216,00151.982,6046.470,70120.565,80

1.018,4064.850,34284.166,9039.178,0031.968,90102.485,80

0,0097.088,6014.306,1044.303,72

1.532.707,00

52 %15 %14 %43 %7 %98 %22 %30 %17 %22 %32 %40 %20 %20 %27 %20 %0 %27 %25 %31 %

28 %

48,1 ME

53,5 ME

46,6 ME

228,0 ME

8,1 ME

152,8 ME

14,6 ME

632,4 ME

46,4 ME

24,1 ME

2,0 ME

157,2 ME

170,5 ME

269,3 ME

29,1 ME

349,1 ME

0,0 ME

434,7 ME

12,9 ME

54,1 ME

2.733,3 ME

FINAL QUOTA(in Tons)

CATCHES(in Tons)

71.912,401.318.645,20689.619,40340.009,10339.244,6023.181,8083.114,50

513.177,90270.784,20557.661,00

3.150,00160.561,00

1.425.092,10196.155,00119.576,70502.909,90127.549,00365.653,2058.321,00

145.155,92

7.311.473,92

34.302,601.125.984,80596.341,30194.951,90314.555,40

371,3664.898,50361.195,30224.313,50437.095,20

2.131,6095.710,66

1.140.925,20156.977,0087.607,80400.424,1043.403,40268.564,6044.014,90100.852,20

5.694.621,32


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Table 3 summarize the surplus quota for each species that was not finally caught and that was left in the hands of the Member States:











ESPECIE

TOTAL

(In Tons)IN VALUE

(ME)% OF THE FINAL

QUOTA

PORTION OF THE SURPLUS FINAL QUOTATHAT IS NOT UTILIZED

30.418,56103.930,5839.247,0411.888,046.685,7020.492,2610.623,19104.774,4528.272,1888.508,50

791,4249.226,69166.196,9722.075,5823.262,2458.473,8571.390,7063.406.678.711,0031.075,99

1.039.549,78

42 %8 %6 %33 %2 %88 %13 %20 %10 %16 %25 %31 %12 %11 %19 %12 %56 %17 %15 %21 %

22,85 %

38,9 ME

28,7 ME

19,6 ME

175,1 ME

2,2 ME

137,2 ME

8,5 ME

435,9 ME

28,4 ME

17,7 ME

1,6 ME

119,4 ME

99,7 ME

151,8 ME

21,1 ME

200,5 ME

17,8 ME

284,0 ME

7,8 ME

38,0 ME

1.833,7 ME

TABLE 3Portion of the surplus final quota that is not utilized




Finally, Table 4 shows the tons and percentages for each species out of the quotas that were not utilized in the areas that reached the Maximum Sustainable Yield (MSY):











SPECIES

TOTAL

TABLE 4Portion of the finalñ quota that is not utilized in MSY areas

(In Tons)% OF THE FINAL QUOTA THAT IS NOT UTILIZED

PORTION OF THE QUOTA THAT IS NOT UTILIZED IN MSY AREAS

12.938,0068.976,0028.056,00100.511,00

0,002.973,008,259,006.496,008.015,00

0,000,00

927,0017.185,001.905,004.641,00

0,000,00

146,000,00

25.866,00

286.994,00

43 %66 %71 %90 %0 %15 %78 %6 %28 %0 %0 %2 %10 %9 %20 %0 %0 %

0,38 %0 %83 %

26,07 %


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2.7 CONSEQUENCES ENSUED FROMUNDERUTILIZED QUOTA

Apart from the likely negative image of a TAC and quota System that could afford the “luxury” of not utilizing one Million tons over the last 7 years and the companies ceasing to earn over 1,800 million euros due to the underutilization, it is evident that scientific, social and economic consequences are ensued from the obsolescence of the System.

2.7.1 Scientif consequences

Each year, scientists assess and provide scientific advice based on time series of catches and landings and the various rates and models (or, where appropriate, applying the precautionary approach when the stock-area is unknown), on each stock and in each area as fixed by the ICES. This great effort of scientists may not make much sense if at least 1 million tons that were assessed as “allowable catch” are then “left” or not used.

In short, it seems like scientific information were distorting when 23% of the allowable catch is not used each year. And such underutilization does not necessarily mean that the stock is in poor biological condition since the study shows that it also occurs in all areas where the maximum sustainable yield (MSY) has been reached. 26% of the quotas that are not utilized are in MSY areas.

2.7.2 Social and economic consequences

The prevalence of each Member State sovereignty as regards negotiations on annual quota exchanges there being no legal possibility for the European Commission to take care of balancing such quota exchanges and seek for solutions for the non-utilized quota by MS gave rise to the fact that part of the European fleet had to scrap their vessels due to the lack of sufficient quota.

In respect of permanent cessations the European Fisheries Fund (EFF) and the National budgets underwent a cost of 623 million euros for the cessation of 3,144 fishing vessels over the period 2007-201421. A significant number of theses permanent cessations were due to the lack of quotas which would have allowed the companies to be profitable. In other words, had the TAC and quota system allow for a common management of the “surplus” quotas, how much public money would have been saved? How many thousands of jobs wouldn’t have been lost in our sector?

Calculating and average of 10 crew members per fishing vessels, more than 31,000 jobs on board and thousands more on-shore have been lost.

2.7.3 Imports

Another important factor affecting the profitability of our companies is the third-countries competition. If the millions of tons of fish were caught by our EU fleet, how many thousands of tons of fish wouldn’t have been imported into the EU?. It is clear that the underutilization of quotas has also influenced the volume of imports from third countries.

2.8 THE UNDER-UTILIZATION OF QUOTA, HOW WOULD IR AFFECT TO THE BAN ON DISCARDS?

Article 15 of the CFP Regulation (No. 1380/2013) clearly links discards to quota since all catches have to be landed and counted against the relevant quotas.

Article 16 of the said Regulation establishes that the fishing opportunities allocated to Member States will ensure the relative stability of fishing activities.

Complying with the aforementioned articles

21. Self compilation from EFF data published by each MM EE.



may conflict with each other since the natural composition of catches does not always coincide with the allocated quota. That is for example, what happens if a fleet is fishing for cod and a lot of hake is taken due to the abundance of this stock in certain areas? As indicated in point 2 of this Study, if there were not enough quotas of hake, catches of this species would have to be counted against the quota of the target species, the cod, UP TO A LIMIT (9% of the cod quota). If this limit were exceeded, the fishing activity of this fleet would have to stop BEFORE exhausting the cod quota allocated to it following the implementation of the relative stability. In this case, compliance with article 15 (discards) would be impeding the compliance with article 16 (fishing probabilities ensuring the relative stability).

This example and many others that may be given of zero quota or insufficient quota (“choke species”) in mixed fisheries (the case of monkfish or some pelagic species), could be sorted out if the quotas that are not taken by Member States could be utilized. The underutilization of quota could have positive effects on the landing obligation of the total catch if greater quota swapping flexibility between Member States was introduced.

2.9 PROPOSALS

Based on the Study carried out where it can be observed that the TAC and Quota system is inefficiently working since it produces, year after year, hundreds of thousands of underutilized quota which are “lost”. Taking into consideration that the Relative Stability shall be guaranteed, the European institutions, in our opinion, should reflect upon the management of this System, the compliance with the landing obligation and the relative stability in order to make them compatible and a more supportive and united Europe.

Consequently, for those cases in mixed fisheries where an expected catch abundance of a species, where zero quota or insufficient quota occurs, the Commission should establish a rule that would make it possible for POs or ship-owning companies within the Member States to meet the need of additional quota by means of a system of non-utilized quota renting o voluntary transfer.

The same can be said in the case of this situation occurring within a Member State. Coastal fleet, purse-seiners, etc., should have the possibility to access the underutilized quota within domestic or boundary waters, through the option that these under-utilized quotas are transferred from one area to another area located in those waters. Special attention should be

• It is necessary that the landing obligation and the relative stability become compatible in order to build a more supportive and united Europe.

• The Commission should establish a rule enabling POs and ship-owners within the MS to accomplish the need of additional quota by means of non-utilized quota renting or voluntary transfer.

• Artisanal fleets should have the possibility to access under-utilized quotas within Domestic and boundary Waters.

• Quota swapping, renting and/or transfer should be made on a annually basis in order to ensure the relative stability.

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payed to this artisanal fleet to ensure a fair allocation of under-utilized quotas in the different fishing areas.

On the other hand, it shall be indicated that underutilized quota swapping, renting and/or transfer would be made on an annual basis to ensure the relative stability. In this sense, based on the historical series (the last 7 years were chosen for this Study), the Commission, where the proposal should come from, and Member States could cooperate to carry out swaps in the early

months of each year, which are needed to enable to minimize the underutilization of quota while facilitating the compliance with articles 15 and 16 of the EU Regulation No. 1380/2013 by landing all catches without it affecting the relative stability.

Definitively, we shall move forward towards a more supportive, united and efficient fishing Europe which may be able to provide the fishing sector and the areas highly dependent on fisheries with a better future.

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UPDATE OF THE TAC AND QUOTA SYSTEM IN FACE OF THE BAN ON DISCARDS



Definición de las abreviaturas.Definition of abbreviations.

A N E X O 1A N N E X 1

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E S E NDE

FL

RM

SO

EE.MM.

DESCONOCIDO. No se conoce la si-tuación de la población con respecto a sus límites biológicos de seguridad o a la producción de niveles máximos de captura a largo plazo.

FUERA DE LÍMITES. La población está fuera de los límites biológicos de seguridad y no está siendo gestio-nada por un plan a largo plazo o los dictámenes científicos indican que no debería ser explotada.

Rendimiento Máximo Sostenible. Sis-tema de gestión a largo plazo enca-minado a garantizar una explotación de los recursos acuáticos vivos en condiciones económicas, medioam-bientales y sociales sostenibles.

SOBREEXPLOTADO. La población es objeto de sobrepesca respecto de la producción del rendimiento máximo a largo plazo, pero se sitúa dentro de los límites biológicos de seguridad o está siendo gestionada con arreglo a un plan a largo plazo, aprobado por dictámenes científicos.

ESTADOS MIEMBROS DE LA UNIÓN EUROPEA

UNKNOWN. The state of the stock is unknown with respect to either or both safe biological limits or to pro-ducing the highest catch in the long term.

OUTSIDE LIMITS. The stock is out-side safe biological limits while not under a long-term plan, or is subject to a scientific advice that there should be no fishing.

Maximum Sustainable Yield. Mana-gement system aimed at securing the exploitation of the living aquatic re-sources under sustainable economic, environmental and social conditions.

OVEREXPLOITED. –the stock is ove-roverfished compared to producing the highest yield in the long term, but is inside safe biological limits or is be-ing managed under a long-term plan which has been approved by scientific advice.

MEMBER STATES OF THEEUROPEAN UNION

BEDKDEEEESFRIELVLTNLPLPTFI

SEUK

BELGICADINAMARCAALEMANIAESTONIAESPAÑAFRANCIAIRLANDALETONIALITUANIAPAÍSES BAJOSPOLONIAPORTUGALFINLANDIASUECIAREINO UNIDO

BELGIUMDENMARKGERMANYESTONIASPAINFRANCEIRELANDLATVIALITHUANIANETHERLANDPOLANDPORTUGALFINLANDSWEDENUNITED KINGDOM

DEFINICIÓN DE LAS ABREVIATURAS| DEFINITION OF ABBREVIATIONS




Mapa de las zonas ICES (CIEM).ICES zones map.


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10°E

10°E

0°

0°

10°W

10°W

20°W

20°W

60°N

50°N

40°N

Vb1a

Vb1b

Vb2

VIb1 VIb2VIa

VIIc1 VIIc2

VIIk1

VIIk2

VIIb

VIIj2

VIIj1

VIIIe1

VIIIe2

IXb1 IXb2 IXa

VIIId1

VIIId2

VIIa

VIIgVIIf

VIIeVIId

VIIh

IVc

IVb

IVa

VIIIa

VIIIb

VIIIc

XIIa2

MAPA DE LAS ZONAS ICES (CIEM)| ICES ZONAS MAP




Estudio de la especie anchoa.Study of the anchovy species.

FAO: ANE


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ESPECIE: ANCHOA | SPECIES: ANCHOVY | FAO: ANE

AÑOS / YEARS2008

8.0004.1743.82686323%

1,1 ME480

0,6 ME13%

8.0004.1744.2091.55637%

2,0 ME1.1351,5 ME27%

15.0007.0008.4214.47553%

5,76 ME3.6334,7 ME43%

23.2007.60026.88013.85152%

17,65 ME11.16314,2 ME

42%

38.06029.7007.3601.80525%

2,29 ME1.0691,4 ME15%

25.8788.77821.21715.06071%

19,22 ME12.93816,5 ME

61%

147.61690.90471.91237.61052%

48,05 ME30.418,5638,9 ME

42%

29.47829.478

n.d.n.d.n.d.---n.d---n.d

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 TOTAL(Cuota inicial en Tons.)

TOTAL1

Información no disponible (en Tons.)2

Cuota final (en Tons)3

Sobrantes4

% Sobrante sobre cuota final5

Valor de los sobrantes en ME6

EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %

(Initial quota in Tons.)

TOTAL1

Non-avaliable information (in Tons.)2

Final quota (in Tons)3

Surplus4

% Surplus of the final quota5

Value of surplus in ME6

IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %

PARTE DE LA CUOTA FINAL SOBRANTE

QUE NO SE UTILIZA

PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED

(1) Cuota inicial en toneladas:

(2) Información no disponible:

(3) Cuota final:

(4) Sobrantes (toneladas):

(5) Sobrantes sobre la cuota final (%):

(6) Valor de los sobrantes:

(7) Parte de la cuota final

sobrante que no se utiliza:

(1) Initial Quota in Tons:

(2) Non-available information:

(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):

(5) Surplus of the final quota (%):

(6) Value of surplus:

(7) Portion of the final quota

surplus that is not utilized. :

Toneladas asignadas a cada Estado miembro de los Totales Admisibles de Capturas que fija, anualmente, el Consejo de Ministros

de la Pesca de la UE (véanse reglamentos nº 40/2008, 43/2009, 23/2011, 43/2012, 40/2013 y 24/2014. Las cuotas de los EE MM

que figuran en el estudio de cada especie representan más de 90% del TAC de cada especie.

Cantidad en toneladas de la cuota inicial de las que no se dispone de información para poder conocer la cuota final y las capturas

en la zona en cuestión. En el cuadro de especies por año figura como “Resto Zonas”.

Cuotas disponibles para un Estado miembro con arreglo a los correspondientes reglamentos relativos a las posibilidades de

pesca, una vez tenidos en cuenta los intercambios de posibilidades de pesca, las transferencias de cuotas y/o la reasignación y

deducción de posibilidades de pesca. (Véanse los reglamentos en ejecución (UE) de la Comisión nº 649/2009 para el año 2008,

nº 725/2010 para el año 2009, nº700/2011 para el año 2010, nº 319/2012 para el año 2011, nº 323/2013 para el año 2012, nº

520/2014 para el año 2013 y nº 1170/2015 para el año 2014.

Cantidad resultante de la cuota final menos las capturas de cada zona en cuestión.

Porcentaje del sobrante sobre la cuota final.

Cálculo del valor de los sobrantes en base a los reglamentos del Consejo por los que se fijan los precios de orientación (véanse

los reglamentos nº 1447/2007 para el año 2008, COM(2008) Final para el año 2009, nº 1212/2009 para el año 2010, nº1258/2010

para el año 2011, nº 1388/2011 para el año 2012, nº 1242/2012 para el año 2013. Para el año 2014, al haberse publicado los

precios de orientación reglamentarios, se ha efectuado una estimación media de los tres últimos años. Para algunas especies que

no disponen de precios de orientación se ha calculado el precio mediante una estimación media de los precios autónomos.

Como regla general, una parte de la cuota final sobrante se transfiere por los Estados miembros al año siguiente (hasta un 10%

de la cuota final, según el Reglamento 847/96). El resto es lo que se denomina como “parte de la cuota final sobrante que no se

utiliza” o cuota sub-utilizada.

Tons that are allocated to each Member State and taken out of the Total Admissible Catches that are annually fixed by the EU

Council of Fisheries Ministers (See Regulations 40/2008, 43/2009, 23/2011, 43/2012, 40/2013 and 24/2014. Member States

quotas included in the study for each species represent 90% of each species .

The amount in tons of the initial quota of which there is no information available to be able to know the final quota and catches in

the concerned area. It is referred as “Other Areas” in the Table of species per year.

Quota that are available for Member States under the relevant Regulations in relation to the fishing opportunities, after having

taken into account the fishing opportunities exchanges, quota transfer and/or the reallocation and deduction of the fishing

opportunities. (See the Commission Implementing Regulations (EU) 649/2009 for year 2008, 725/2010 for year 2009, 700/2011

for year 2010, 319/2012 for year 2011, 323/2013 for year 2012, 520/2014 for year 2013 and 1170/2015 for year 2014

The amount resulting from the final quota less catches in each concerned zone .

Surplus percentage of the final quota.

Estimation of the value of the surplus based on the Council Regulations establishing the guide prices (see regulations 1447/2007

for year 2008, COM(2008) Final for year 2009, 1212/2009 for year 2010, 1258/2010 for year 2011, 1388/2011 for year 2012,

1242/2012 for year 2013. For year 2014, guide prices were not published therefore, an average estimation of the last three years

was made. For some species for which there is no guide price, the price was was estimated as an average estimation of the

autonomous prices.

As general rule, a portion of the final quota surplus is transferred by Member States to the following year (up to 10% of the final

quota, according to Regulation 847/96). The remaining is what is called as the “portion of final quota surplus that is not utilized”

or under-utilized quota.

E S

E N

Resumen de los datos | Data Summary

Fuente: Elaboración propia a partir de los datos que se citan en las llamadas.





AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS

ICES AREAS

Cuota inicialen Tons

Initial quotain Tons


Cuota finalen Tons (A)

Final quotain Tons (A)


Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)

CUOTA FINAL SOBRANTE(A)-(B)=(C)

SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA(A)-(B)=(C)


PARTE DE LA CUOTA FINAL SOBRANTE QUE SE RETIENE

(D)

PORTION HELD OF THE SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA

(D)


(D)

PARTE DE LA CUOTA FINAL SOBRANTE QUE NO SE UTILIZA

(C)-(D)=(E)

PORTION UNUTILIZED OF THE SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA

(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

ESP

FR

PT

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

% sobre la cuota final

% of the final quota


% sobre la cuota final sobrante

% of the surplus final

quota


quota



quota


quota

IX, XSubtotal:

IX, XSubtotal:

IX, XSubtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 8.000,0 3.826,0 862,7 480,1

3.826,03.826,0

0,00

4.174,04.174,0

3.826,03.826,0

n.d.

n.d.0,0

2.963,32.963,3

n.d.

n.d.0,0

862,7862,7n.d.

n.d.0,0

22,5

n.d.

n.d.

382,6

n.d.

n.d.

44,3

n.d.

n.d.

480,1480,1n.d.

n.d.

55,7

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS

SURPLUS

CUOTA FINAL (en Tons)

3.826


4.209

CUOTA INICIAL (en Tons)

TOTAL: 8.000INF. N.D.: 4.174


TOTAL: 8.000INF. N.D.: 4.174

CUOTA FINAL SOBRANTE


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA

SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA





EN Tons.863

EN Tons.1.556

EN Tons.480

EN Tons.1.135

EN VALOR1,1 ME

EN VALOR2,02 ME

EN VALOR0,6 ME

EN VALOR1,48 ME

23%

37%

13%

27%



% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



FINAL QUOTA (In Tons)


INITIAL QUOTA (In Tons)


IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

AÑO YEAR 2009

EE MM ZONAS ICES Cuota inicialen Tons


Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

ES

FR

PT

TONS TONS TONS% sobre la cuota final



IX, XSubtotal:

IX, XSubtotal:

IX, XSubtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 8.000,0 4.209,0 1.556,2 1.135,3

3.826,03.826,0

0,00

4.174,04.174,0

4.209,04.209,0

n.d.

n.d.

2.652,82.652,8

n.d.

n.d.

1.556,21.556,2

n.d.

n.d.

37,0

n.d.

n.d.

420,9

n.d.

n.d.

27

n.d.

n.d.

1.135,31.135,3

n.d.

n.d.

73,0

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

70


AÑO YEAR 2010



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

ES

FR

PT




VIII (FL)IX, X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIII (FL)

Subtotal:IX, X

Subtotal:TOTALES TOTALS: 15.000,0 8.421,0 4.475,4 3.633,3

6.300,03.826,0

0,010.126,0

700700

4.174,04.174,0

n.d.4.247,0

4.247,0n.d.

4.174,04.174,0

n.d.3.815,8

3.815,8n.d.

129,8129,8

n.d.431,2

431,2n.d.

4.044,24.044,2

n.d.10,2

n.d.

96,9

n.d.424,7

n.d.

417,4

n.d.98,5

n.d.

10,3

n.d.6,5

6,5n.d.

3.626,83.626,8

n.d.1,5

n.d.

89,7

SOBRANTES

AÑO YEAR 2011



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

ES

FR

PT




VIII (SO)IX, X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIII (SO)

Subtotal:IX, X

Subtotal:TOTALES TOTALS: 23.200,0 26.880.0 13.851,0 11.163,0

14.040,03.635,0

0,017.6751.560,01.560,03.965,03.965,0

23.660,0.n.d.

23.660,03.2203.220n.d.

10.243,0n.d.

10.243,02.7862.786n.d.

13.417,0n.d.

13.417,0434,0434,0n.d.

56,7n.d.

13,5

n.d.

2.366,0n.d.

322,0

n.d.

17,6n.d.

74,2

n.d.

11.051,0n.d.

11.051,0112,0112,0n.d.

82,4n.d.

25,8

n.d.

SOBRANTES

MM EE

MM EE

ICES AREAS

ICES AREAS





Catchesin Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS




quota


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

SURPLUS


8.421


26.880


TOTAL: 15.000INF. N.D.: 7.000


TOTAL: 23.200INF. N.D.: 7.600



SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA

SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA





EN Tons.4.475

EN Tons.13.851

EN Tons.3.633

EN Tons.11.163

EN VALOR5,8 ME

EN VALOR17,6 ME

EN VALOR4,7ME

EN VALOR14,2 ME

53%

52%

43%

42%



% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota







IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011





AÑO YEAR 2012

AÑO YEAR 2013

EE MM

EE MM

ZONAS ICES

ZONAS ICES





Capturasen Tons (B)

Capturasen Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

ES

FR

PT

ES

FR

PT

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS







VIII (RM)IX, X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIII (RM)

Subtotal:IX, X (DE)

Subtotal:

VIII (RM)IX, X (DE)

Subtotal:VIII (RM)

Subtotal:IX, X (DE)

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS:

TOTALES TOTALS:

38.060,0

29.478,0

7.359,5 1.805,0 1.069,1

26.730,03.998

0,030.728,0

2.9702.970

4.362,04.362,0

18.630,04.198,0

22.828,02.070,02.070,04.580,04.580,0

n.d.5.285,7

5.285,7nd

2.073,82.073,8

n.d.n.d.

nd

nd

n.d.4.754,4

4.754,4n.d.

800.1800.1

n.d.n.d.

nd

nd

n.d.531,3

531,3nd

1.273,71.273,7

n.d.n.d.

nd

nd

n.d.10,1

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.n.d.

nd

nd

n.d.99,5

n.d.

16,3

n.d.n.d.

nd

nd

n.d.n.d.

74,2

n.d.

n.d.n.d.

nd

nd

n.d.2,7

2,7n.d.

1.066,31.066,3

n.d.n.d.

nd

nd

n.d.0,5

n.d.

83,7

n.d.n.d.

nd

nd

SOBRANTES

SOBRANTES

MM EE

MM EE

ICES AREAS

ICES AREAS





Catchesin Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS




quota


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

SURPLUS


7.360


n.d.


TOTAL: 38.060INF. N.D.: 29.700


TOTAL: 29.478INF. N.D.: 29.478



SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA

SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA





EN Tons.1.805

EN Tons.n.d.

EN Tons.1.069

EN Tons.n.d.

EN VALOR2,3 ME

EN VALOR---

EN VALOR1,4 ME

EN VALOR---

25%

n.d.

15%

n.d.



% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota







IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2013


72


AÑO YEAR 2014



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

ES

FR

PT




VIII (RM)IX, X (DE)

Subtotal:VIII (RM)

Subtotal:IX, X (DE)


15.390,04.198,0

19.588,01.710,01.710,04.580,04.580,0

16.737,8n.d.

16.737,84.479,14.479,1

nd

2.755,2n.d.

2.755,23.402,23.402,2

nd

13.982,6n.d.

13.982,61.076,91.076,9

nd

83,5n.d.

24,0

nd

1.673,8n.d.

447,9

nd

12,0n.d.

41,6

nd

12,308,8n.d.

12.308,8629,0629,0

nd

88,0n.d.

58,4

nd

SOBRANTES

MM EE ICES AREAS Initial quotain Tons


Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

TONS TONS TONS% of the final

quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS


21.217


TOTAL: 25.878INF. N.D.: 8.778


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA



EN Tons.15.060 EN Tons.

12.938

EN VALOR19,2 ME EN VALOR

16,5 ME

71 %

61 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota


FINAL QUOTA (In Tons) INITIAL QUOTA (In Tons) IN Tons

IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014





Estudio de la especie arenque.Study of the herring species.

FAO: HER


74


ESPECIE: ARENQUE | SPECIES: HERRING | FAO: HER

AÑOS / YEARS2008

637.815453.990214.89830.02114%

8,3 ME15.2564,2 ME

7%

581.112444.712163.92829.77118%

8,4 ME16.5994,7 ME10%

589.6124.563

220.96259.68127%

16,41 ME42.75711,8 ME

19%

555.140347.512222.84040.63418%

11,13 ME23.9676,6 ME11%

684.176525.155173.03017.50910%

4,94 ME2.5550,7 ME

1%

750.463722.39628.9652.88510%

0,81 ME683

0,2 ME2%

4.540.2032.961.5301.318.645192.660

15%53,49 ME

103.930,5828,7 ME

8%

741.885463.202294.02312.159

4%3,51 ME2.1140,6 ME

1%


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA

PORTION OF THE SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA NOT USED



(3) Cuota final:


























E S






(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N



AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

FR

LV

IE

NL

PL

FIN

SE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

Sub 22-24Resto zonas

Subtotal:I,IIVb, VIa N, VIbVIIg,h,i,kResto zonas

Subtotal:Todas las zonas

Subtotal:Vb, VIa N, VIbVIIg,h,i,kResto zonas


Subtotal:I,IIVb, VIa N, VIbVIIaVIa S, VIIbcResto zonas

Subtotal:I,IIVb, VIa N, VIbVIa S, VIIbcVIIg,h,j,kResto zonas

Subtotal:Sub 22-24Resto zonas



Subtotal:VIIaI,IIVb, VIa N, VIbVIIg,h,j,kResto zonas

Subtotal

TOTALES TOTALS: 637.815,0 214.897,7 30.021,3 15.256,0

6.242,086.974,093.219,05.930,02.967,0

88,043.599,052.584,033.816,033.816,0

561,0487,0

20.414,021.462,023.658,023.658,08.765,04.009,01.250,0

10.584,06.818,0

31.426,012.117,02.967,01.058,0487,0

26.751,043.380,05.797,039.741

45.538,071.344,033.999,0

105.343,07.926,0

104.626,0112.5523.550,0

21.647,016.036,0

10,033.594,0

74837

9.391,0n.d.

9.391,08.092,02.557,0193,0n.d.

10.842,0n.d.

561,0526,0n.d.

1.087,0n.d.

8.535,03.064,0

9,012.732,0

n.d.24.340,030.020,04.322,0287,0420,0n.d.

35.049,06.441,0

n.d.6.441,0

79.623,0n.d.

79.623,08.557,0

n.d.8.557,04.919,0

20.361,014.276,7

11,0n.d.

39.567,7

6.497,6n.d.

6.497,68.080,02.527,0192,0n.d.

10.799,0n.d.

560,0517,4n.d.

1.077,4n.d.

8.056,32.840,4

5,010.491,0

n.d.21.392,728.845,14.087,2286,3381,0n.d.

33.599,64.551,7

n.d.4.551,7

61.020,8n.d.

61.020,87.265,3

n.d.7.265,34.895,3

19.744,014.032,8

0,2n.d.

38.672,3

2.893,4n.d.

2.893,412,030,01,0n.d.43,0n.d.

1,08,6n.d.9,6n.d.

478,7223,6

4,02.241,0

n.d.2.947,31.174,9234,8

0,739,0n.d.

1.449,41.889,3

n.d.1.889,318.602,2

n.d.18.602,21.291,7

n.d.1.241,7

23,7617,0243,910,8n.d.

895,4

1.954,1n.d.

1.954,30,00,00,0n.d.

n.d.

0,00,0n.d.0,0n.d.

0,00,03,1

967,8n.d.

970,90,00,00,00,0n.d.0,0

1.245,2n.d.

1.254,210.639,9

n.d.10,639,9

436,0n.d.

436,00,00,00,09,7n.d.9,7

939,1n.d.

12,030,01,0n.d.

n.d.

1,08,6n.d.

n.d.

478,7223,6

0,91.273,2

n.d.

1.174,9234,8

0,739,0n.d.

644,1n.d.

7.962,3n.d.

855,7n.d.

23,7617,0243,9

1,1n.d.

30,8n.d.

0,11,20,5n.d.

n.d.

0,21,6n.d.

n.d.

5,67,344,417,6n.d.

3,95,40,29,3n.d.

29,3n.d.

23,4n.d.

15,1n.d.

0,53,01,798,2n.d.

32,5n.d.

100,0100,0100,0n.d.

n.d.

100,0100,0n.d.

n.d.

100,0100,022,556,8n.d.

100,0100,0100,0100,0n.d.

34,1n.d.

42,8n.d.

66,2n.d.

100,0100,0100,010,2n.d.

67,5n.d.

0,00,00,0n.d.

n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

n.d.

0,00,077,543,2n.d.

0,00,00,00,0n.d.

65,9n.d.

57,2n.d.

33,8n.d.

0,00,00,089,8n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


214.898


TOTAL: 637.815INF. N.D.: 453.990


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




15.256


4,2 ME

14%7%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


76


AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

FR

LV

IE

NL

PL

FI

SE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

Todas las zonasSubtotal:

Vb, VIa N, VIb VIIg,h,i,kResto zonas


Subtotal:I, IIVb, VIa N, VIbVIIg,h,i,kResto zonas


Subtotal:VIa S, VIIbcVb, VIa N,VIbVIIghikResto zonas

Subtotal:Vb, VIa N, VIbI, IIVIIghikResto zonas




Subtotal:VIIaVb, VIa N, VIbVIIg,h,i,kResto zonas

Subtotal

TOTALES TOTALS: 581.112,0 163.928,0 29.771,3 16.598,6

83.036,083.036,02.359,0

66,037,472,039.097,032.247,032.247,01.581,0446,0365,0

16.034,018.426,022.761,022.761,08.467,03.187,05.115,0

10.737,027.506,02.359,0

13.115,0365,0

31.916.047.755,041.170,041.170,067.777,032.062,099.839,014.892,085.362,0

100.254,03.550,0

12.749,07,0

51.915,068.221,0

n.d.

28,0148,0n.d.

176,0n.d.

1.581,01.035,0374,0n.d.

2.990,0n.d.

10.587,02.157,05.888n.d.

18.632,05.620,0

27.769,0310,0n.d.

33.699,0n.d.

75.740,0n.d.

75.740,016.625,0

n.d.16.625,04.824,0

11.234,08,0n.d.

16.066,0

n.d.

27,0135,0n.d.

162,0n.d.

0,01.034,5360,9n.d.

1.395,4n.d.

8.623,52.067,65.415,3

n.d.16.106,41.120,8

26.546,5286,5n.d.

31.953,8n.d.

64.694,0n.d.

64.694,04.170,7

n.d.4.170,74.593,6

11.080,70,1n.d.

15.674,4

n.d.

1.013.0n.d.14,0n.d.

1.581,00,513,1n.d.

1.594,6n.d.

1.963,589,4472,7n.d.

2,525,6499,2

1.222,523,5n.d.

1.745,2n.d.

11.046,0n.d.

11.046,012.454,3

n.d.12.454,3

230,4153,3

7,9n.d.

391,6

n.d.

1.013.0n.d.

n.d.

158,10,513,1n.d.

n.d.

1.058,789,4472,7n.d.

499,21.222,5

23,5n.d.

n.d.

7.574,0n.d.

1.662,5n.d.

230,4153,3

0,8n.d.

n.d.

3,68,8n.d.

n.d.

100,00,03,5n.d.

n.d.

18,54,18,0n.d.

8,94,47,6n.d.

n.d.

14,6n.d.

74,9n.d.

4,81,498,8n.d.

n.d.

100,0100,0n.d.

n.d.

10,0100,0100,0n.d.

n.d.

53,9100,0100,0n.d.

100,0100,0100,0n.d.

n.d.

68,6n.d.

13,3n.d.

100,0100,010,1n.d.

n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

n.d.

1.422,90,00,0n.d.

1.422,9n.d.

904,80,00,0n.d.

904,80,00,00,0n.d.0,0n.d.

3.472,0n.d.

3.472,010.791,8

n.d.10.791,8

0,00,07,1n.d.7,1

n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

n.d.

90,00,00,0n.d.

n.d.

46,10,00,0n.d.

0,00,00,0n.d.

n.d.

31,4n.d.

86,7n.d.

0,00,089,9n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


163.928


TOTAL: 581.112INF. N.D.: 444.712


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




16.599


4,66 ME

18%10%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

FR

LV

IE

NL

PL

FI

SE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

I,II (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:I,II (RM)Resto zonas


Subtotal:I, II (RM)Vb, VIa N, VIb (RM)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas


Subtotal:I,II (RM)Vb, VIa N, VIb (RM)VIa S, VIIb,c (FL)Resto zonas

Subtotal:I,II (RM)Vb, VIa N, VIb (RM)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas


Subtotal:Sub 30-31 (RM)Resto zonas


Subtotal:VIIa (DE)Vb, VIa N, VIb (RM)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal

TOTALES TOTALS: 589.612,0 220.961,7 59.681,3 42.757,1

33.079,062.221,095.300,05.793,0

30.722,036.515,031.007,031.007,01.427,0503,0327,0

15.455,018.012,023.095,023.095,08.563,03.589,06.774,0

10.020,028.946,011.838,02.656,0627,0

30.518.045.639,036.113,036.113,084.721,028.228,0

112.949,018.615,076.834,095.449,03.550,0

14.356,013,0

48.668,066.587,0

29.336,0n.d.

29.336,011.106,0

n.d.11.106,0

n.d.

158,0514,0640,0n.d.

1.312,0n.d.

8.563,03.096,09.051,0

n.d.20.710,024.829,03.376,0510,0n.d.

28.715,0n.d.

92.295,0n.d.

92.295,020.278,0

n.d.20.278,05.030,0

12.165,714,0n.d.

17.209,7

26.785,8n.d.

26.785,86.418,2

n.d.6.418,2

n.d.

0,0498,5636,4n.d.

1.134,9n.d.

8.060,72.651,98.343,4

n.d.19.056,024.698,13.221,6491,3n.d.

28.411,0n.d.

59.242,2n.d.

59.242,23.182,4

n.d.3.182,44.981,1

12.068,30,5n.d.

17.049,9

2.550,2n.d.

2.550,24.687,8

n.d.4.687,8

n.d.

158,015,53,6n.d.

177,2n.d.

502,3441,1707,6n.d.

1.654,0130,9154,418,7n.d.

1304,0n.d.

33.042,8n.d.

33.052,817.095,6

n.d.17.095,6

48,997,413,5n.d.

159,8

2.550,2n.d.

1.110,6n.d.

n.d.

15,815,53,6n.d.

n.d.

502,3309,6707,6n.d.

130,9154,418,7n.d.

n.d.

9.229,5n.d.

2.027,8n.d.

48,997,41,4n.d.

8,7n.d.

42,2n.d.

n.d.

100,03,00,6n.d.

n.d.

5,914,37,8n.d.

0,54,63,7n.d.

n.d.

35,8n.d.

84,3n.d.

1,00,896,4n.d.

100,0n.d

23,7n.d

n.d

10,0100,0100,0

n.d

n.d

100,069,7100,0

n.d

100,0100,0100,0

n.d

n.d

27,9n.d

11,9n.d

100,0100,010,4n.d

0,0n.d0,0

3.577,2n.d.

3.577,2n.d.

142,20,00,0n.d.

1.42,2n.d.

0,0134,5

0,0n.d.

134,50,00,00,0n.d.0,0n.d.

23.823,3n.d.

23.823,315.067,8

n.d.15.067,8

0,00,012,1n.d.12,1

0,0n.d.

76,3n.d.

n.d.

90,00,00,0n.d.

n.d.

0,030,30,0n.d.

0,00,00,0n.d.

n.d.

72,1n.d.

88,1n.d.

0,00,089,6n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


220.962


TOTAL: 589.612INF. N.D.: 4.563


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




42.757


11,8 ME

27%19%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


78


AÑO YEAR 2011

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

FR

LV

IE

NL

PL

FI

SE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota


I,II (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Sub 28.1 (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Sub 28.1 (FL)Resto zonas

Subtotal:I,II (RM)Vb, VIa N,VIb (RM)VIIb,c, VIa S (FL)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:I, II (RM)Vb, VIa N,VIb (RM)VIIb,c, VIa S (FL)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas



Subtotal:I, II (RM)Sub 30-31 (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)I,II (RM)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal

TOTALES TOTALS: 555.140,0 222.840,0 40.633,6 23.966,6

88.624,088.624,03.859,0

29.971,033.830,016.809,012.068,028.877,0

815,020.318,021.133,019.591,02.978,0

22.569,05.705,03.286,04.065,0

11.407,01.374,0

25.837,07.886,02.432406,0815,0

36.753,048.292,029.945,029.945,085.568,023.899,0

109.467,08.166,0

18.801,055.566,082,533,03.906,0

14.089,016,0

46.022,064.033,0

n.d.

13.977,0n.d.

13.977,015.854,0

n.d.15.854,0

819,0n.d.

819,020.546,0

n.d.20.546,06.207,03.188,05.301,0

12.115,0n.d.

26.811,08.477,02.510,0

21,0981,0n.d.

11.989,0n.d.

94.798,0n.d.

94.798,06,0

18.801,0n.d.

18.807,05.313,0

14.089,017,0n.d.

19.419,0

n.d.

11.524,4n.d.

11.524,414.721,0

n.d.14.721,0

243,7n.d.

243,720.307,5

n.d.20.307,56.074,02.569,04,021,0

11.854,0n.d.

24.518,08.057,02.276,5

0,2941,6n.d.

11.275,3n.d.

77.192,0n.d.

77.192,00,0

3.552,8n.d.

3.552,84.822,4

14.045,4.3,9n.d.

18.871,7

n.d.

2.272,6n.d.

2.272,61.133,0

n.d.1.133,0575,3n.d.

575,3238,5n.d.

238,5133,0619,0

1.280,0261,0n.d.

2,293,0420,0233,520,839,4n.d.

713,7n.d.

17.606,0n.d.

17.606,06,0

15,248,2n.d.

15.254,2490,643,613,1n.d.

447,3

n.d.

1.379,7n.d.

1.133,0n.d.

81,9n.d.

238,5n.d.

133,0318,8530,1261,0n.d.

420,0233,5

2,139,0n.d.

n.d.

9.479,8n.d.

0,61.880,1

n.d.

490,643,61,7n.d.

n.d.

16,5n.d.

7,1n.d.

70,2n.d.

1,2n.d.

2,119,424,12,2n.d.

5,09,399,04,0n.d.

n.d.

18.6n.d.

100,081,1n.d.

9,20,377,1n.d.

n.d.

60,7n.d.

100,0n.d.

14,2n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,051,541,4100n.d.

100,0100,010,199,0n.d.

n.d.

53,8n.d.

10,012,3n.d.

100,0100,013,0n.d.

n.d.

892,9n.d.

892,90,0n.d.

493,4n.d

493,40,0n.d.

0,0300,2749,9

0,0n.d.

1.050,10,00,018,70,4n.d.19,1n.d.

8.126,2n.d.

8.126,25,4

13.368,1n.d.

13.373,50,00,011,4n.d.11,4

n.d.

39,3n.d.

0,0n.d.

85,8n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,048,558,60,0n.d.

0,00,089,91,0n.d.

n.d.

46,2n.d.

90,087,7n.d.

0,00,087,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011


222.840


TOTAL: 555.140INF. N.D.: 347.512

CUOTA FINAL SOBRANTE PARTE DE LA CUOTA FINAL SOBRANTEQUE NO SE UTILIZAEN Tons.

40.634 EN Tons.23.967


6,6 ME

18%11%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota


FINAL QUOTA (In Tons) INITIAL QUOTA (In Tons) IN Tons IN VALUE


IN Tons IN VALUE


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012


173.030


TOTAL: 684.176INF. N.D.: 525.155


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




2.555


0,7 ME

10%1%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

AÑO YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

FR

LV

IE

NL

PL

FI

SE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota


Vb, VIa N, VIb (DE)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Sub 28.1 (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Vb, VIa N, VIb (DE)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas


Subtotal:VIIa (RM)Vb, VIa N,VIb (RM)VIa S, VIIb,c (DE)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Vb, VIa N,VIb (RM)VIa S, VIIb,c (DE)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas


Subtotal:Sub 30-31 (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Sub 30-31 (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (RM)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal

TOTALES TOTALS: 684.176,0 173.030,0 17.509,1 2.555,3

130.224,0130.224,0

2.486,0234,0

58.111,060.831,014.120,08.110,0

22.930,0470,0

1.302,033.538,035.310,018.630,018.630,01.237,03.360,03.861,0

18.236,04.810,0

31.504,02.486,0386,0

1.302,079.536,083.710,023.196,023.196,086.905,017.486,0

104.391,019.095,062.656,081.751,03.515,0

26,088.158,091.699,0

n.d.

1.979,0253,0n.d.

2.232,014.008,0

n.d.14.008,0

484,01.384,0

n.d.1.868,0

n.d.

25,03.416,04.777,0

18.320,0n.d.

26.538,03.799,0

2,01.499,0

n.d.5.300,0

n.d.

109.385,0n.d.

109.385,07.975,0

n.d.7.975,05.696,0

28,0n.d.

5.724,0

n.d.

1.829,4230,0n.d.

2.059,413.788,5

n.d.13.788,5

474,83,6n.d.

478,5n.d

17,23.213,54.037,4

16.584,5n.d.

23.852,63.799,0

2,0.1.363,6

n.d.5.060,8

n.d

98.144,1n.d.

98.144,16.459,6

n.d.6.459,65.676,3

1,2n.d

5.677,5

n.d.

149,623,0n.d.

172,6219,5n.d.

219,59,2

1.380,4n.d.

1.389,6n.d.

7,8202,5739,6

1.735,5n.d

2.865,4101,8

2,0135,4n.d.

239,2n.d.

11.249,9n.d.

11.240,91.515,4

n.d.1.515,4

19,726,8n.d.46,5

n.d.

149,623,0n.d.

219,5n.d.

9,2138,4n.d.

n.d.

2,5202,5477,7

1.735,5n.d.

2,7100,0

9,0n.d.

n.d.

10.938,5n.d.

797,5n.d.

19,72,8n.d.

n.d.

7,69,1n.d.

1,6n.d.

1,999,7n.d.

n.d

31,25,915,59,5n.d.

2,7100,0

9,0n.d.

n.d.

10,3n.d.

19,0n.d.

0,395,7n.d.

n.d

100,0100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,010,0n.d.

n.d.

32,1100,064,6100,0n.d.

100,010,0100,0n.d.

n.d.

97,3n.d.

52,6n.d.

100,010,4n.d

n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,01.242,0

n.d.1.242,0

n.d.

5,30,0

261,9267,2n.d.

0,01,80,0n.d.1,8n.d.

302,4n.d.

302,4717,9n.d.

717,90,024,0n.d

n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,090,0n.d.

n.d.

67,90,035,40,0n.d

0,090.00,0n.d

n.d

2,7n.d

47,4n.d

0,089,6n.d

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS

80



AÑO YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

FR

LV

IE

NL

PL

FI

SE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

I,II (RM)Sub 25-27,28.2,29,32 (FL)

Vb, VIa N, VIb (SO)Todas las zonas

Subtotal:I,II (RM)Sub 25-27,28.2,29,32 (FL)

Vb, VIa N, VIb (SO)VIIg,h,i,j,k (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Sub 28.1 (SO)Sub 25-27,28.2,29,32 (FL)

Resto zonasSubtotal:

Vb, VIa N, VIb (SO)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Sub 28.1 (FL)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (RM)I,II (RM)Vb, VIa N,VIb (RM)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:I, II (RM)Vb, VIa N,VIb (SO)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas


Subtotal:Sub 30-31 (RM)Sub 25-27,28.2,29,32 (FL)


I, II (RM)Sub 30-31 (DE)Sub 25-27,28.2,29,32 (FL)


VIIa (RM)Vb, VIa N, VIb (SO)VIIg,h,i,k (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal

TOTALES TOTALS: 741.885,0 294.023,0 12.159,2 2.114,2

13.806,01.984,0

0,0129.343,0145.133,0

2.418,0526,0

3.072,0191,0

66.091,072.298,014.120,010.131,0

0,024.251,0

581,01.062,0

37.631,039.274,016.456,02.500,0

18.956,01.300,03.574,04.151,0

14.864,01.364,0

25.253,04.941,03.072,01.062,0

83.478,092,553,026.524,026.524,086.905,019.776,0

214,0106.895,0

5.116,019.095,030.162,035.538,089.911,03.693,0

16.604,021,0

80.519,0100.837,0

17.184,22.204,0247,5n.d.

19.635,74.431,11.416,04,481,7501,9n.d.

10.830,712.332,410.142,0

22.474,4590,2

1.200,4n.d.

1.790,618.463,0

n.d.18.463,0

2,53.755,23.739,5

16.643,4n.d.

24.140,65.479,82.370,2865,4n.d.

8.715,4n.d.

105.843,519.556,0

n.d.125.339,5

57,311.892,529.272,0

n.d.41.221,85.012,7

16.314,823,8n.d.

21.351,3

16.880,42.197,0208,4n.d.

19.285,84.243,81.415,34.032,6450,2n.d.

10.141,911.849,210.092,3

21.941,5586,5

0,9n.d.

587,518.462,3

n.d.18.462,3

0,03.593,63.025,6

14.790,9n.d.

21.410,15.436,52.130,9314,8n.d.

7.882,2n.d.

103.546,218.052,4

n.d.121.598,6

50,5110.937,728.830,0

n.d.39.818,25.000,2

115.734,31,2n.d.

20.735,7

303,87,039,1n.d.

349,9187,3

0,7449,151,7n.d.

688,8483,249,7

532,93,6

1.199,5n.d.

1.203,10,7n.d.0,72,5

161,6713,9

1.852,5n.d.

2.730,543,3239,3550,6n.d.

833,2n.d.

2.297,31.503,6

n.d.3.800,9

6,8954,8442,0n.d.

1.403,612,5580,522,6n.d.

615,6

0,00,014,4n.d.14,30,00,00,91,5n.d.2,40,00,0

0,00,0

1.079,5n.d.

1.079,50,0n.d.0,02,30,0

340,0188,2n.d.

530,40,02,3

464,1n.d.

466,3n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

1,10,00,0n.d.1,10,00,020,2n.d.20,2

303,87,024,8n.d.

187,30,7

448,250,2n.d.

483,249,7

3,6120,0n.d.

0,7n.d.

0,3161,6374,0

1.664,3n.d.

43,3237,386,5n.d.

n.d.

2.297,31.503,6

n.d.

5,7954,8442,0n.d.

12,5580,5

2,4n.d.

1,80,315,8n.d.

4,20,010,010,3n.d.

3,90,5

0,699,9n.d.

0,0n.d.

100,04,319,111,1n.d.

0,810,163,6n.d.

n.d.

2,27,7n.d.

11,98,01,5n.d.

0,23,695,0n.d.

100,0100,063,3n.d.

100,0100,099.897,1n.d.

100,0100,0

100,010,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

10,0100,052,489,8n.d.

100,099,015,7n.d.

n.d.

100,0100,0n.d.

84,3100,0100,0n.d.

100,0100,010,5n.d.

0,00,036,7n.d.

0,00,00,22,9n.d.

0,00,0

0,090,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

90,00,047,610,2n.d.

0,01,084,3n.d.

n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

15,70,00,0n.d.

0,00,089,5n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS




AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

FR

IE

NL

PL

FI

SE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

Vb, VIa N, VIb (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Vb, VIa N, VIb (SO)Resto zonas









Subtotal

TOTALES TOTALS: 750.463,0 28.964,8 2.884,6 682,7

0,0133.336,0133.336,0

3.137,064.258,067.395,026.850,026.850,0

594,038.339

38.933,04.240,0

26.450,030.960,03.137,0

87.248,090.385,031.127,031.127,0

137.844,0137.844,096.370,096.370,016.959,080.574,097.533,0

24,7n.d.24,7

3.361,1n.d.

3.361,1n.d.

597,6n.d.

597,63.347,9

n.d.3.347,93.094,0

n.d.3.094,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

18.539,5n.d.

18.539,5

19,7n.d.19,7

3.354,2n.d.

3.354,2n.d.

589,4n.d.

589,42.332,9

n.d.2.332,92.785,3

n.d.2.785,3

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

16.998,7n.d.

16.998,7

5,0n.d.5,06,9n.d.6,9n.d.

8,2n.d.8,2

1.015,0n.d.

1.015,0308,7n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

1.540,8n.d.

1.540,8

20,2n.d.

0,2n.d.

n.d.

1,4n.d.

30,3n.d.

10,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

8,3n.d.

2,5n.d.

6,9n.d.

n.d.

8,2n.d.

334,8n.d.

308,7n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

1.540,8n.d.

49,4n.d.

100,0n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

33,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

2,5n.d.2,50,0n.d.

n.d.

0,0n.d.

680,2n.d.

680,20,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,0n.d.

50,6n.d.

0,0n.d.

n.d.

0,0n.d.

67,0n.d.

0.0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


28.965


TOTAL: 750.463INF. N.D.: 722.396


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




683


0,2 ME

10%2%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013


294.023


TOTAL: 741.885INF. N.D.: 463.202

CUOTA FINAL SOBRANTE PARTE DE LA CUOTA FINAL SOBRANTEQUE NO SE UTILIZAEN Tons.

12.159 EN Tons.2.114


0,6 ME

4 %1%


% of thefinal quota


FINAL QUOTA (In Tons) INITIAL QUOTA (In Tons) IN Tons IN VALUE


% of thefinal quotaIN Tons IN VALUESURPLUS FINAL QUOTA

82


Estudio de la especie bacaladilla.Study of the blue whiting species.

FAO: WHB





AÑOS / YEARS2008

212.65475.616

143.67514.61410%

7,3 ME8.1444,1 ME

6%

89.4957.000

91.8299.85111%

4,9 ME2.2271,1 ME

2%

78.84012.54376.3014.9486%

2,47 ME145

0,1 ME0%

10.3660

13.5802.01815%

1,01 ME675

0,3 ME5%

68.29760.26311.0145.03946%

2,52 ME3.9372,0 ME36%

202.9752.000

218.87036.06916%

18,03 ME16.7388,4 ME

8%

786.095157.422689.61993.27814%

46,64 ME39.247,0419,6 ME

6%

123.4680

134.35020.740

1510,377.3813,7 ME

5%


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S



PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N

ESPECIE: BACALADILLA | SPECIES: BLUE WHITING | FAO: WHB

84



AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

I. II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIIIa,b,d,e, XII, XIVResto zonas

Subtotal:I. II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIIIa,b,d,e, XII, XIVResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIc, IX, XResto zonas





Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 212.654,0 143.675,0 14.613,5 8.143,6

26.789,012.985,039.774,0

10.416,0367,0

10.783,025.686,022.711,048.397,0

18.643,00588,0

19.231,033.180,033.180,0

20.745,000,0

20.745,0

34.759,05.785,0

40.544,0

13.774,0n.d.

13.774,0

24.563,0n.d.

24.563,030.053,0

n.d.30.053,0

16.382,0n.d.

16.382,0n.d.

23.732,0n.d.

23.732,0

35.171,0n.d.

35.171,0

12.867,2n.d.

12.867,2

24.559,0n.d.

24.559,019.415,0

n.d.19.415,0

14.232,9n.d.

14.232,9n.d.

22.855,1n.d.

22.855,1

35.132,3n.d.

35.132,3

906,8n.d.

906,8

4,0n.d.4,0

10.638,0n.d.

10.638,0

2.149,1n.d.

2.149,1n.d.

876,9n.d.

876,9

38,7n.d.38,7

906,8n.d.

4,0n.d.

3.005,3n.d.

1.638,2n.d.

n.d.

876,9n.d.

38,7n.d.

6,6n.d.

0,0n.d.

35,4n.d.

13,1n.d.

n.d.

3,7n.d.

0,1n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

28,3n.d.

76,2n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

7.632,7n.d.

7632,7

510,9n.d.

510,9n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

71,7n.d.

23,8n.d.

n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


143.675


TOTAL: 212.654INF. N.D.: 75.616


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




8.144


4,1 ME

10%6%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

I. II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIIIa,b,d,e, XII, XIVResto zonas


Subtotal:VIIIc, IX, XI. II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIIIa,b,d,e, XII, XIVResto zonas





Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 89.495,0 91.829,0 9.851,1 2.227,1

11.307,05.120,0

16.427,0

4.396,090,0

4.486,012.124,0

9.586,00,0

21.710,0

7.869,0144,0

8.013,0

13.787,0126,0

13.913,0

8.756,00,0

8.756,0

14.670,01.520,0

16.190,0

2.044,0n.d.

2.044,0

5.582,0n.d.

5.582,015.129,0

86,0

15.215,0

12.407,0n.d.

12.407,0

39.486,0n.d.

39.486,0

9.739,0

9.739,0

7.356,0,0n.d.

7.356,0

184,9n.d.

184,9

5.023,5n.d.

5.023,515.097,9

84,8

15.182,7

10.882,7n.d.

14.232,9

35.597,6n.d.

35.597,6

8.774,6

8.774,6

6.331,9n.d.

6.331,9

1.859,1n.d.

1.859,1

558,5n.d.

558,531,1

1,2

32,3

1.524,3n.d.

1.524,3

3.888,4n.d.

3.888,4

964,4

964,4

1.024,1n.d.

1.024,1

204,4n.d.

558,2n.d.

31,1

1,2

1.240,7n.d.

3.888,4n.d.

964,4

735,6n.d.

91,0n.d.

10,0n.d.

0,2

1,4

12,3n.d.

9,8n.d.

9,9

13,9n.d.

11,0n.d.

99,9n.d.

100,0

100,0

81,4n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0

71,8n.d.

1.654,7n.d.

1.654,7

0,3n.d.0,30,0

0,0

0,0

283,6n.d.

283,6

0,0n.d.

0,0

0,0

288,5n.d.

288,5

89,0n.d.

0,1n.d.

0,0

0,0

18,6n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0

28,2n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


91.829


TOTAL: 89.495INF. N.D.: 7.000


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




2.227


1,11 ME

11%2%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

86


AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

I. II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIIIa,b,d,e, XII, XIV (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:I. II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIIIa,b,d,e, XII, XIV (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIc, IX, X (SO)I. II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIIIa,b,d,e, XII, XIV (SO)Resto zonas





Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 78.840,0 76.301,0 4.948,2 144,6

10.128,03.088,0

13.216,0

3.938,081,0

4.019,011.096, 0

8.596,00,0

19.692, 0

7.048,0130,0

7.178,0

12.350,0113,0

12.463,07.843,07,843,5

13.141,0

1.288,014.429,0

135,0n.d.

135,0

9.854,0n.d.

9854,011.127,0

187,0

11.314,0

11.217,0n.d.

12.217,0

36.159,0n.d.

36.159,0n.d.

7.622,0

n.d.7.622,0

133,1n.d.

133,1

9.067,7n.d.

9.067,711.112,2

119,0

11.231,2

10.000,0n.d.

10.000,0

33.911,6n.d.

33.911,6n.d.

7.009,2

n.d.7.009,2

1,9n.d.1,9

786,3n.d.

786,314,8

68,0

82,8

1.217,0n.d.

1.217,0

2.247,4n.d.

2.247,4n.d.

612,8

n.d.612,8

1,9n.d.

786,3n.d.

14,8

18,7

1.121,7n.d.

2.247,4n.d.

n.d.

612,8

n.d.

1,4n.d.

8,0n.d.

0,1

36,4

10,8n.d.

6,2n.d.

n.d.

8,0

n.d.

100,0n.d.

100.0n.d.

100,0

27,5

92,2n.d.

100,0n.d.

n.d.

100,0

n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0

49,3

49,3

95,3n.d.95,3

0,0n.d.

n.d.

O,0

n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0 n.d. 0,0

72,5

7,8n.d.

0,0n.d.

n.d.

0,0

n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


76.301


TOTAL: 78.840INF. N.D.: 12.543


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




145


0,1 ME

6%0%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

I. II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIIIa,b,d,e, XII, XIV (SO)Resto zonas







Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 10.366,0 13.580,0 2.017,6 675,4

1.533,00,0

1.533,0

506,00,0

596,0

1.300,0824,0

2.124,0

1.067,00,0

1.067,0

1.896,00,0

1.896,0

1.187,00,0

1.187,0

1.990,00,0

1.990,0

824,0

824,0

269,0

269,0

156,0n.d.

156,0

4.739,0

4.739,0

4.723,0

4.723,0

1.361,0

1.361,0

1.508,0

1.508,0

135,5

135,5

230,3

230,3

155,2n.d.

155,2

4.261,3

4.261,3

4.224,1

4.224,1

1.197,8

1.197,8

1.358,2

1.358,2

688,5

688,5

38,7

38,7

0,8n.d.0,8

477,7

477,7

498,9

498,9

163,2

163,2

149,8

149,8

84,4

26,9

0,8n.d.

473,9

472,3

136,1

149,8

83,6

14,4

0,5n.d.

10,1

10,6

12,0

9.9

12,0

69,5

100,0n.d.

99,2

94,7

83,4

100,0

606,1

606,1

11,8

11,8

0,0n.d.

3,8

3,8

26,6

26,6

27,1

27,1

0,0

0,0

88,0

30,5

0,0n.d.

0,8

5,3

16,6

0,0

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


13.580


TOTAL: 10.366INF. N.D.: 0


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




675


0,3 ME

15%5%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


88


AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

I. II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIIIa,b,d,e, XII, XIV (RM)

Subtotal:I. II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIIIa,b,d,e, XII, XIV (RM)


VIIIc, IX, X (RM)Resto zonas





Subtotal:TOTALES TOTALS: 68.297,0 11.013,9 5.038,7 3.937.3

9.683,09.683,0

3.765,03.765,0

8.209,00.034,0

0,016.243,0

6.738,06.738,0

11.807,011.807,0

7.498,07.498,0

12.563,012.563,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.11.013,9

11.013,9

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.5.975,2

5.975,2

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.5.038,7

5.038,7

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.1.101,4

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.45,7

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.21,9

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.3.937,3

3.937,3

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.78,1

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


11.014


TOTAL: 68.297INF. N.D.: 60.263


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




3.937


2,0 ME

46%36%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota




VIIIc, IX, X (RM)Resto zonas






17.715,017.715,0

6.888,06.888,0

15.018,013.213,0

0,028.231,0

12.328,012.328,0

21.601,021.601,0

13.718,013.718,0

22.987,022.987,0

3.417,53.417,5

12.618,312.618,3

1.587,121.487,9

23.075,0

8.319,08.319,0

57.308,757.308,7

14.671,814.671,8

14.939,814.939,8

2.179,92.179,9

11.378,711.378,7

74,514.538,1

14.612,6

7.181,67.181,6

51.553,151.553,1

13.205,413.205,4

13.498,613.498,6

1.237,61.237,6

1.239,61.239,6

1.512,66.949,8

8.462,4

1.137,41.137,4

5.755,65.755,6

1.466,41.466,4

1.441,21.441,2

895,9895,9

0,00,0

1.353,94.801,0

6.154,9

305,5305,5

24,724,7

0,00,0

0,00,0

341,8

1.239,6

158,52.148,8

831,9

5.730,9

1.466,4

1.441,2

36,2

9,8

95,332,3

13,7

10,2

10,0

9,6

27,6

100,0

10,530,9

73,1

99,1

100,0

100,0

72,4

0,0

89,569,1

26,9

0,4

0,0

0,0

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


134.350


TOTAL: 123.468INF. N.D.: 0


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




7.381


3,7 ME

15%5%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


90


AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota






VIIIc, IX, X (RM)










TOTALES TOTALS: 202.975,0 218.870,4 36.068,8 16.738,1

28.315,0880,0

29.205,0

11.013,060,0

11.073,0

24.013,024.658,0

0,048.671,0

19.712,096,0

19.808,0

34.539,084,0

34.623,0

21.934,00,0

21.934,0

36.781,0880,0

37.661,0

38.597,7n.d.

38.597,7

27.144,9n.d.

27.144,9

12.411,726.806,8

39.218,5

19.448,9n.d.

19.448,9

42.267,8n.d.

42.267,8

23.762,4

23.762,4

28.430,2n.d.

28.430,2

34.754,0n.d.

34.754,0

24.427,1n.d.

24.427,1

29,424.301,6

24.331,0

11.910,4n.d.

11.910,4

38.100,4n.d.

38.100,4

21.467,9

21.467,9

27.810,8n.d.

27.810,8

3.843,7n.d.

3.843,7

2.717,8n.d.

2.717,8

12.382,32.505,2

14.887,5

7.538,5n.d.

7.538,5

4.167,4n.d.

4.167,4

2.294,5

2.294,5

519,4n.d.

619,4

0,0n.d.

3,3n.d.3,3

11.141,10,0

11.141,1

5.593,6n.d.

5.593,6

0,0n.d.

0,0

0,0n.d.

3.843,7n.d.

2.714,5n.d.

1.241,22.505,2

1.944,9n.d.

4.167,4n.d.

2.294,5

619,4n.d.

10,0n.d.

10,0n.d.

99,89,3

38,8n.d.

9,9n.d.

9,7

2,2n.d.

100,0n.d.

99,9n.d.

10,0100,0

25,8n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0

100,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,1n.d.

90,00,0

74,2n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0

0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUSCUOTA FINAL (en Tons)

218.870


TOTAL: 202.975INF. N.D.: 2.000


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




16.738


8,4 ME

16%8%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





Estudio de la especie bacalao.Study of the blue cod species.

FAO: COD


92


ESPECIE: BACALAO | SPECIES: COD | FAO: COD

AÑOS / YEARS2008

99.14979.00425.2652.51310%

4,14 ME570

0,9 ME2%

127.864122.243

5.9331.62827%

2,68 ME1.0831,8 ME18%

143.679138.024

6.3431.84529%

2,93 ME1.2141,9 ME19%

145.98683.09462.24312.71620%

20,60 ME6.672

10,6 ME11%

159.91383.46182.10429.18036%

47,07 ME29.96933,8 ME

26%

172.278100.36879.60152.10265%

77,89 ME44.15866,0 ME

55%

1.019.608706.589340.009145.057

43%228,01 ME111.888,04175,1 ME

33%

170.739100.39578.52045.07357%

72,70 ME37.22160,0 ME

47%


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S




PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N




AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ESFR

LTLVPLSE

EEUK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

Sub: 22-24KattegatResto zonas

Subtotal:Sub: 22-24KattegatResto zonas

Subtotal:I, II (Noruega)VIIaVIIb-k, VIII, IX , XResto zonas

Subtotal:Sub: 22-24, 25-32Sub: 22-24, 25-32Sub: 22-24, 25-32Sub: 22-24KattegatResto zonas

Subtotal:Sub: 22-24, 25-32VIIaVb,VI,XII,XIVVIIb-k,VIII,IX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 99.149,0 25.265,0 2.512,5 570,1

8.390,0415,0

15.198,024.003,04.102,0

9,010.930,015,041,02.299,0

44,03.033,02.835,05.902,02.631,04.005,0

12.500,02.989,0249,0

9.872,013.110,01.055,0345,0241,0328,0

17.69018.604,0

10.953,0465,0n.d.

11.428,05.822,0

9,0n.d.

5.831,0n.d.50,0

3.372,0n.d.

3.422,0n.d.n.d.n.d.

3.039,0199,0n.d.

3.238,0n.d.

617,0281,0448,0n.d.

1.346,0

9.520,0275,0n.d.

9.795,05.491,0

1,4n.d.

5.492,4n.d.3,0

3.289,7n.d.

3.292,7n.d.n.d.n.d.

2.756,6166,0n.d.

2.922,6n.d.

537,2276,6436,0n.d.

1.249,8

1.443,0190,0n.d.

1.633,0331,0

7,6n.d.

338,6n.d.47,082,3n.d.

129,3n.d.n.d.n.d.

282,433,0n.d.

315,4n.d.79,84,412,0n.d.96,2

356,7143,5n.d.

490,20,06,7n.d.6,7n.d.42,00,0n.d.42,0n.d.n.d.n.d.0,013,1n.d.13,1n.d.18,10,00,0n.d.18,1

1.096,346,5n.d.

331,00,9n.d.

n.d.5,082,3n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

282,419,9n.d.

n.d.61,74,412,0n.d.

13,240,9n.d.

5,784,4n.d.

n.d.94,02,4n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.9,316,6n.d.

n.d.19,91,62,7n.d.

76,024,5n.d.

100,011,8n.d.

n.d.10,6100,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

100,060,3n.d.

n.d.77,3100,0100,0n.d.

24,075,5n.d.

0,088,2n.d.

n.d.89,40,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.0,039,7n.d.

n.d.22,70,00,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


25.265


TOTAL: 99.149INF. N.D.: 79.004


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




570


0,9 ME

10%2%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

94



AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ESFR

LTLVPLSE

EEUK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

KattegatResto zonas

Subtotal:KattegatResto zonas

Subtotal:I, II (Noruega)VIIaVb, VI, XII, XIVVIIb-c-e-k, VIII, IX , XVIIdResto zonas

Subtotal:Sub: 22-24, 25-32Sub: 22-24, 25-32Sub: 22-24, 25-32KattegatResto zonas

Subtotal:Sub: 22-24, 25-32VIIaVIIdVIIb-c-e-k,VIII,IX,XVb, VI, XII, XIVResto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 127.864,0 5.933,0 1.628,4 1.083,0

312,025.551,025.863,0

6,019.023,019.023,011.589,0

33,048,0

2.735,01.049,04.737,08.962,02.882,04.398,0

15.327,0187,0

14.094,014.281,01.156,0259,0155,0295,0182,0

23.476,024.367,0

359,0n.d

359,07,0n.d7,0n.d14,062,0

2.819,01.402, 0

n.d4.297,0

n.dn.dn.d

207,0n.d

207,0n.d

456,0165,0306,0136,0n.d

1.063,0

129,4n.d

129,40,6n.d0,6n.d0,8

54,01.882,41.309, 0

n.d3.246,2

n.dn.dn.d62,0n.d

62, 0n.d

386,0109,9252,7117,8n.d

886,4

229,6n.d

229,66,4n.d6,4n.d13,28,0

936,693,0n.d

1.050,8n.dn.dn.d

145,0n.d

145,0n.d70,055,153,318,2n.d

196,6

193,7n.d

193,75,7n.d5,7n.d11,81,8

654,70,0n.d

668,3n.dn.dn.d

124,3n.d

124,3n.d24,438,623,44,6n.d91,0

35,9n.d

0,7n.d

n.d1,46,2

281,993,0n.d

n.dn.dn.d20,7n.d

n.d45,616,530,613,6n.d

64n.d

91,4n.d

n.d.94,312,933,26,6n.d

n.dn.dn.d70,0n.d

n.d15,433,417,413,4n.d

15,6n.d

10,9n.d

n.d10,677,530,01100,0n.d

n.dn.dn.d14,3n.d

n.d65,129,957,474,7n.d

84,36n.d

89,1n.d

n.d89,422,569,90,0n.d

n.dn.dn.d85,7n.d

n.d34,970,143,925,3n.d

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


5.933


TOTAL: 127.864INF. N.D.: 122.243


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




1.083


1,80 ME

27%18%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE




AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ESFR

LT

LV

PL

SE

EE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

Kattegat (FL)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Kattegat (FL)Resto zonas

Subtotal:I, II (Noruega)VIIa (FL)VIId (S0)Vb (FL)VIIb-c-e-k,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Sub: 22-24 (SO)Sub 25-32 (RM)

Subtotal:Sub: 22-24 (SO)Sub 25-32 (RM)

Subtotal:I, IIb (RM)Sub: 22-24 (SO)Sub 25-32 (RM)NAFO 3M (SO)

Subtotal:KattegatResto zonas

Subtotal:Sub: 22-24 (SO)Sub: 25-32 (RM)NAFO 3M (SO)

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIId (SO)Vb,VIaVIIb-c-e-k,VIII,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 143.679,0 6.343,0 1.845,4 1.214,4

234,029.034,029.268,0

5,020.419,020.424,013.653,0

25,01.641,0

60,02.735,05.286,09.747,0415,0

2.885,03.300,0639,0

4.379,05.018,01.838,02.067,0

13.551,0209,0

17.675,0140,0

15.916,016.056,0

171,01.148,0

61,01.380,0194,0181,0145,0295,0

26.343,027.158,0

270,0n.d.

270,06,0n.d.6,0n.d.26,0

1.735,067,0

3.029,0n.d.

4.857,0n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.

161,0n.d.

161,0n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.

387,0197,0139,0326,0n.d.

1.049,0

110,9n.d.

110,90,3n.d.0,3n.d.0,7

1.464,852,9

1.937,1n.d.

3.555,5n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.40,6n.d.40,6n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.

283,1111,4115,6280,2n.d.

790,3

159,1n.d.

159,15,7n.d.5,7n.d.25,3170,214,1

1.091,9n.d.

1.301,5n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.

120,4n.d.

120,4n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.

103,985,623,445,8n.d.

258,7

132,1n.d.

132,15,1n.d.5,1n.d.22.70,07,4

789,0n.d.

819,1n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.

104,3n.d.

104,3n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.65,265,99,513,2n.d.

153,8

27,0n.d.

0,6n.d.

n.d.2,6

170,26,7

302,9n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.

16,1n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

38,719,713,932,6n.d.

59,0n.d.

95,0n.d.

n.d.97,38,821,036,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.

74,8n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

26,843,516,814,0n.d.

17,0n.d.

10,5n.d.

n.d.10,3100,047,527,7n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.

13,4n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

37,223,059,471,2n.d.

83,03n.d.

89,5n.d.

n.d.89,70,052,572,3n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.

86,6n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

62,877,040,628,8n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


6.343


TOTAL: 143.679INF. N.D.: 138.024


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




1.214


1,9 ME

29%19%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


96



AÑO YEAR 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

LT

LV

PL

SE

EE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

Kattegat (FL)Sub: 25-32 (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Sub: 25-32 (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:I, II (Noruega) (DE)NAFO 3M (SO)

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIId (S0)Vb, VI (FL)VIIb-c-e-k,VIII,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas




Subtotal:Kattegat (FL)Sub 25-32 (RM)Resto zonas


Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIId (SO)Vb,VIa (FL)VIIb-c-e-k,VIII,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas


118,013.544,015.831

29.493,05.388,0

15.888,021.276,013.301,01.448,0

14.749,09,0

1313,029,0

2.735,04.835,08.921,03.318,0551,0

3.869,05.06,0790,0

5.826,015.595,04.711,0

20.306,070,0

13.721,03.873,0

17.664,01.320, 0

293,01.613,0146,0145,0110,0295,0

21.573,022.269,0

145,012.964,0

n.d.13.109,03.550,0

n.d.3.550,0

n.d.n.d.n.d.15,0

1.485,039,0

4.086,0n.d.

5.625,03.758,0

n.d.3.758,06.279,0

n.d.6.279,0

13.944,0n.d.

13.944,086,0

13.721,0n.d

13.807,01.025,0

n.d1.025,0188,0161,0124,0493,0n.d.

966,0

96,310.154,0

n.d10.250,32.996,1

n.d2.996,1

n.dn.dn.d3,3

1.109,538,4

3.761,6n.d

4.912,83.051,4

n.d3.051,44.877,9

n.d4.877,9

11.368,0n.d

11.368,045,1

10.043,0n.d

10.088,11.175,8

n.d.1.175,8164,1100,0112,8429,4n.d.

806,3

48,72.810,0

n.d2.858,7553,9

n.d553,9n.dn.dn.d11,7375,5

0,6324,4n.d.

712,2706,6n.d.

706,61.401,1

n.d1.401,12.576,0

n.d.2.576,0

40,93.678,0

n.d3.718,9

29,2n.d.29,223,961,011,263,6n.d.

159,7

34,21.513,6

n.d1.547,8198,9

nd198,9

n.dn.dn.d19,2227,0

0,00,0n.d.

237,2330,8n.d.

330,8773,2

n.d773,2

1.181,6n.d.

1.81,632,3

2.305,9n.d.

2.338,20,0n.d0,05,144,90,014,3n.d64.3

14,51.296,4

n.d

355,0n.d

n.dn.dn.d1,5

148,50,6

324,4n.d.

375,8n.d.

627,9n.d

1.394,4n.d.

8,61.372,1

n.d.

29,2n.d29,218,816,111,249,3n.d.

3422n.d

15,6n.d.

n.d.n.d.

78,025,31,57,9n.d.

18,8n.d.

22,3n.d

18,5n.d.

47,626,8n.d.

2,4n.d.

12,737,99,012,9n.d.

29,846,1n.d

64,1n.d

n.dn.d

12,839,5100,0100,0n.d.

53,2n.d.

44,8n.d

54,1n.d.

21,037,3n.d.

100,0n.d.

78,726,4100,077,5n.d.

70,2353,86

n.d

35,9n.d

n.dn.dn.d87,260,50,00,0n.d.

46,8n.d.

55,2n.d

45,9n.d.

79,062,7n.d.

0,0n.d.

21,373,60,022,5n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


62.243


TOTAL: 145.986INF. N.D.: 83.094


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




6.672


10,6 ME

20%11%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE




AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

LT

LV

PL

SE

EE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota


Subtotal:Kattegat (FL)Sub: 25-32 (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:I, II (RM)NAFO 3M (RM)

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIId (S0)VIIb-c-e-k,VIII,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas






Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIId (SO)VIIb-c-e-k,VIII,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas


82,015.587,016.819,032.488,0

2,06.200,0

16.707,022.909,015.396,0

15.396,014,0

1.295,07.357,05.311,0

13.977,03.818,0602,0

4.420,05.795,0872,0

6.667,017.947,0

512,418.459,415.791,04.303,0

20.094,01.519,0309,0

1.828,0109,0143,0793,0

22.630,023.675,0

97,016.164,0

n.d.16.261,0

2,04.811,5

n.d.4.813,5

n.d.n.d.n.d.16,0

1.444,07.671,0

n.d.9.131,04.664,0

n.d.4.664,07.282,0

n.d.7.282,0

20.534,0n.d.

20.534,017.041,0

n.d.17.041,01.236,6

n.d.1.236,6124,0151,5865,0n.d.

1.140,5

64,711.712,4

n.d.11.777,1

0,02.457,1

n.d.2.457,1

n.d.n.d.n.d.1,0

885,35.368,7

n.d.6.255,02.482,8

n.d.2.482,84.269,2

n.d.4.269,2

14.020,2n.d.

14.020,210.080,9

n.d.10.080,9

685,8n.d.

685,8110,196,8

688,8n.d.

895,7

32,34.451,6

n.d.4.483,9

2,02.354,4

n.d.2.356,4

n.d.n.d.n.d.15,0558,7

2.302,3n.d.

2.876,02.181,2

n.d.2.181,23.012,8

n.d.3.012,86.513,8

n.d.6.513,86.960,1

n.d.6.960,1550,8n.d.

550,813,954,7176,2n.d.

244,8

22,62.835,2

n.d.2.857,8

1.81.873,3

n.d.1.875,1

n.d.n.d.n.d.13,4414,3

1.535,2n.d.

1.962,91.714,8

n.d.1.714,82.284,6

n.d.2.284,64.460,4

n.d.4.460,45.256,0

n.d.5.256,0427,1n.d.

427,11,539,689,7n.d.

130,8

9,71.616,4

n.d.

0,2481,2n.d.

n.d.n.d.

1,6144,4767,1n.d.

466,4n.d.

728,2n.d.

2.053,4n.d.

1.704,1n.d.

123,7n.d.

12,415,286,5n.d.

33,028,0n.d.

100,048,9n.d.

n.d.n.d.

93,838,730,0n.d.

46,8n.d.

41,4n.d.

31,7n.d.

40,8n.d.

44,5n.d.

11,236,120,4n.d.

30,036,3n.d.

10,020,4n.d.

n.d.n.d.

10,725,833,3n.d.

21,4n.d.

24,2n.d.

31,5n.d.

24,5n.d.

22,5n.d.

89,227,749,1n.d.

69,9763,69n.d.

90,079,6n.d.

n.d.n.d.

89,374,266,7n.d.

78,6n.d.

75,8n.d.

68,5n.d.

75,5n.d.

77,5n.d.

10,872,350,9n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


82.104


TOTAL: 159.913INF. N.D.: 83.461


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




20.969


33,8 ME

36%26%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


98



AÑO YEAR 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

LT

LV

PL

SE

EE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota



Subtotal:I, II (RM)NAFO 3M (RM)

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIId (S0)VIIb-c-e-k,VIII,IX,X (RM)


Sub 25-32 (RM)Resto zonas





Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIId (SO)VIIb-c-e-k,VIII,IX,X (RM)


TOTALES TOTALS: 170.739,0 78.520,3 45.072,7 37.220,7

62,014.143,016.270,030.475,0

1,05.626,0

19.404,025.031,017.020,02.019,0

19.039,010,0

1.295,07.459,07.233,0

15.997,03.464,0626,0

4.090,05.259,0881,0

6.140,016.285,05.934,0

22.219,014.328,04.096,0

18.424,01.378,0351,0

1.729,082,0

143,0804,0

26.556,027.595,0

71,715.204,4

n.d.15.276,1

1,24.711,3

n.d.4.712,5

n.d.n.d.n.d.11,6

1.414,48.182,1

n.d.9.608,14.353,4

n.d.4.353,46.283,0

n.d.6.283,0

19.434,4n.d.

19.434,416.032,1

n.d.16.032,11.633,7

n.d.1.633,7120,4179,1883,5n.d.

1.183,0

56,75,869,3

n.d.5.926,0

0,5540,7n.d.

541,2n.d.n.d.n.d.0,5

642,34.016,2

n.d.4.659,01.743,3

n.d.1.743,32.491,4

n.d.2.491,4

11.794,6n.d.

11.794,65.287,7

n.d.5.287,7248,6n.d.

248,6107,999,8

548,1n.d.

755,8

15,09.335,1

n.d.9.350,1

0,74.170,6

n.d.4.171,3

n.d.n.d.n.d.11,1772,1

4.165,9n.d.

4.949,12.610,1

n.d.2.610,13.791,6

n.d.3.971,67.643,8

n.d.7.643,810.744,4

n.d.10.744,41.385,1

n.d.1.385,1

12,579,3335,4n.d.

427,2

7,87.814,7

n.d.7.822,5

0,63.699,5

n.d.3.700,1

n.d.n.d.n.d.9,9

630,73.347,7

n.d.3.988,32.174,8

n.d.2.174,83.163,3

n.d.3.163,35.700,0

n.d.5.700,09.141,2

n.d.9.141,21.221.7

n.d.1.221,7

0,561,4247,1n.d.

308,9

7,21.520,4

n.d.

0,1471,1n.d.

n.d.n.d.

1,2141,4818,2n.d.

435,3n.d.

628,3n.d.

1.943,8n.d.

1.603,2n.d.

163,4n.d.

12,017,988,4n.d.

21,061,0n.d.

58,388,5n.d.

n.d.n.d.

95,754,650,9n.d.

60,0n.d.

60,3n.d.

39,3n.d.

67,0n.d.

84,8n.d.

10,444,338,0n.d.

47,816,3n.d.

17,111,3n.d.

n.d.n.d.

10,518,319,6n.d.

16,7n.d.

16,6n.d.

25,4n.d.

14,9n.d.

11,8n.d.

96,322,626,3n.d.

52,283,7n.d.

82,988,7n.d.

n.d.n.d.

89,581,780,4n.d.

83,3n.d.

83,4n.d.

74,6n.d.

85,1n.d.

88,2n.d.

3,777,473,7n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


78.520


TOTAL: 170.739INF. N.D.: 100.395


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




37.221


60,0 ME

57%47%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

LT

LV

PL

SE

EE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

Sub: 25-32 (RM)Resto zonas


Subtotal:I, IIb (RM)I,II (Noruega)NAFO 3M (RM)

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIId (S0)VIIb-c-e-k,VIII,IX,X (SO)





Subtotal:Sub 25-32 (RM)Kattegat (FL)Resto zonas


Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIId (SO)VIIb-c-e-k,VIII,IX,X (SO)


TOTALES TOTALS: 172.278,0 79.601,2 52.102,1 44.158,4

15.147,015.395,030.542,0

1,06.025,0

19.351,025.377,014.260,02.766,02.077,0

19.103,08,0

1.360,04.977,07.425,0

13.770,03.710,0560,0

4.270,05.632,0776,0

6.048,017.440,05.577,0

23.017,015.345,0

37,03.610,0

19.001,01.476,0326,0

1.802,066,0

150,0536,0

28.236,028.988,0

15.945,4n.d.

15.945,40,2

5.796,0n.d.

5.796,2n.d.n.d.n.d.

2,21.501,45.653,2

n.d.7.156,84.618,3

n.d.4.618,36.082,3

n.d.6.082,3

20.483,8n.d.

20.483,816.948,2

35,0n.d.

16.983,21.666,4

n.d.1.666,4

91,0158,5619,3n.d.

868,8

5.948,1n.d.

5.948,10,0

791,3n.d.

791,3n.d.n.d.n.d.

0,11.243,9218,3n.d.

1.462,31.197,0

n.d.1.197,01.998,2

n.d.1.998,2

11.055,3n.d.

11.055,34.143,5

34,9n.d.

4.178,4165,1n.d.

165,178,5

155,7469,2n.d.

703,4

9.997,3n.d.

9.997,30,2

5.004,7n.d.

5.004,9n.d.n.d.n.d.

2.1257,5

5.434,9n.d.

5.694,53.421,3

n.d.3.421,34.084,1

n.d.4.084,19.428,5

n.d.9.428,512.804,7

0,1n.d.

12.804,81.501,3

n.d.1.501,3

12,52,8

150,1n.d.

165,4

8.402,8n.d.

8.402,80,2

4.425,1n.d.

4.425,3n.d.n.d.n.d.

1,9107,4

4.869,6n.d.

4.978,82.959,5

n.d.2.959,53.475,9

n.d.3.475,97.380,1

n.d.7.380,111.109,9

0,0n.d.

11.109,91.334,7

n.d.1.334,7

3,40,088,2n.d.91,6

1.594,5n.d.

0,02579,6n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

0,2150,1565,3n.d.

461,8n.d.

608,2n.d.

2.048,4n.d.

1.694,80,1n.d.

166,6n.d.

9,12,861,9n.d.

63n.d.

100,086,3n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

95,517,296,1n.d.

74,1n.d.

67,1n.d.

46,0n.d.

75,60,3n.d.

90,1n.d.

13,71,824,2n.d.

15,09n.d.

10,011,6n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

10,558,310,4n.d.

13,5n.d.

14,9n.d.

21,7n.d.

13,2100,0n.d.

11,1n.d.

72,8100,041,3n.d.

84,05n.d.

90,088,4n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

89,541,789,6n.d.

86,5n.d.

85,1n.d.

78,3n.d.

86,80,0n.d.

88,9n.d.

27,20,058,7n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


79.601


TOTAL: 172.278INF. N.D.: 100.368


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




44.158


66,0 ME

65%55%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

100


Estudio de la especie caballa.Study of the mackerel species.

FAO: MAC





ESPECIE: CABALLA | SPECIES: MACKEREL | FAO: MAC

AÑOS / YEARS2008

281.750281.774

---------------------

373.995373.995

---------------------

354.574354.574

---------------------

308.547178.589163.544

8.4985%

2,72 ME3.8191,2 ME

2%

307.838307.838

---------------------

592.933545.94644.2306.39014%

2,10 ME2.0870,7 ME

5%

2.546.5332.229.579339.24524.689

7%8,11 ME8.772,642,9 ME

3%

326.896186.863131.471

9.8027%

3,29 ME2.8661,0 ME

2%


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S



PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N

102



AÑO YEAR 2008



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK




Todas las zonas Subtotal:







TOTALES TOTALS: 281.750,0

25.000,025.000,015.057,015.057,022.276,022.276,010.573,010.573,022.217,022.217,049.643,049.643,0

136.984,0136.984,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008


---


TOTAL: 281.750INF. N.D.: 281.774


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA



EN Tons.--- EN Tons.

---

EN VALOR--- EN VALOR

------

---


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2009



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK












29.414,029.414,020.340,020.340,029.549,029.549,014.981,014.981,030.584,030.484,066.070,066.070,0

183.157,0183.157,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009


---


TOTAL: 373.995INF. N.D.: 373.995


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




---


------

---


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

104


AÑO YEAR 2010



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK












27.920,027.920,019.288,019.288,027.939,027.939,014.211,014.211,028.912,028.912,062.641,062.641,0

173.663,0173.663,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010


---


TOTAL: 354.574INF. N.D.: 354.574


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




---


------

---


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2011



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK




IIa,IIIa,IIIb,c,Sub22-32,IV (SO)

VI, VII, VIIIa.b.d.e,XII,XIV (SO)

Resto zonas Subtotal:



VIIIc, IX, X (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IIIa,IIIb,c,Sub22-32,IV (SO)


VIIIc, IX, X (SO) Resto zonas




IIa,IIIa,IIIb,c,Sub22-32,IV (SO) Subtotal:



TOTALES TOTALS: 308.547,0 163.544,0 8.498,1 3.819,4

11.209,00,0

11.240,022.449,0

443,016.459,016.902,024.372,0

20,024.392,01.339,0

10.974,0162,0

0,012.475,01.348,0

24.002,00,0

25.350,054.861,054.861,01.248,0

150.870,0152.118,0

19.626,03.438,0

n.d.23.064,0

789,0n.d.

789.025.109,0

n,d.25.109,01.829,0

16.277,01.203,0

19.309,01.498,0

27.524,0

29.022,064.495,064.495,01.756,0

n.d.1.756,0

19.544,02.839,1

n.d.22.383,4

745,3n.d.

745,319.354,2

n.d19.354,21.682,0

16.162,01.195,2

19.039,21.388,3

27.441,5

28.829,863.434,063.434,01.260,0

n.d.1.260,0

81,7589,9n.d.

680,643,7n.d.43,7

5.754,8n.d.

5.754,8147,0115,0

7,8

269,8109,782,5

192,21.061,01.061,0496,0n.d.

496,0

0.417,4n.d.

5,5n.d.

22,9.n.d.

8,00,70,6

7,30,3

1,6

28,2n.d.

81,7343,8n.d.

43,7n.d.

2.510,9n.d.

147,0115,0

7,8

109,782,5

1.061,0

175,6n.d.

100,057,4n.d.

100,0n.d.

43,6n.d.

100,0100,0100,0

100,0100,0

100,0

35,4n.d.

0,0255,1n.d.

255, 10,0n.d.0,0

3.243,9n.d.

3.243,90,00,00,0

0,00,00,0

0,00,00,0

320,4n.d.

320,4

0,042,6n.d.

0,0n.d.

56,4n.d.

0,00,00,0

0,00,0

0,0

64,6n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010CUOTA FINAL (en Tons)

163.544


TOTAL: 308.547INF. N.D.: 178.589


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




3.819


1,20 ME

5%2%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


106


AÑO YEAR 2012



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK












21.273,021,273,016.926,016.926,024.456,024.456,012.481,012,481,025.378,025.378,054.956,054.956,0

152.368,0152.368,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012


---


TOTAL: 307.838INF. N.D.: 307.838


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




---


------

---


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2013



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK








VIIIc, IX, X (SO)Resto zonas



VIIIc, IX, X (SO) Resto zonas








TOTALES TOTALS: 326.896,0 131.471,0 9.801,6 2.866,3

15.072,010.694,025.766,0

459,017.326,017.785,025.682,0

18,025.700,01.387,0

11.552,0170,0

0,013.109,01.396,0

25.267,00,0

26.663,057.753,0

0,057.753,21.295,0

158.825,0160.120,0

11.413,4n.d.

11.413,4871,1n.d.

871,120.223,8

n.d.20.223,81.725,2

16.821,91.037,1

19.584,21.488,5

19.082,2

20.570,757.443,2

57.443,21.364,6

n.d.1.364,6

11.413,4n.d.

11.413,4836,7n.d.

836,716.065,4

n.d.16.065,41.341,9

14.689,7864,0

16.895,61.339,6

17.174,0

18.513,656.603,0

56.603,01.342,1

n.d.1.342,1

0,4n.d.0,434,4n.d.34,4

4.158,4n.d.

4.158,4383,3

2.132,2173,1

2.688,6148,9

1.908,2

2.057,1840,2

840,222,5n.d.22,5

0,0n.d.

3,9n.d.

20,6n.d.

22,212,716,7

10,010,0

1,5

1,6n.d.

0,4n.d.

34,4n.d.

2.022,4n.d.

172,51.682,2103,7

148,91.908,2

840,2

22,5n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

48,6n.d.

45,078,959,9

100,0100,0

100,0

100,0n.d.

0,0n.d.0,00,0n.d.0,0

2.136,0n.d.

2.136,0210,8450,069,4

730,20,10,0

0,10,0

0,00,0n.d.0,0

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

51,4n.d.

55,021,140,1

0,00,0

0,0

0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013


131.471


TOTAL: 326.896INF. N.D.: 186.863


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA



EN Tons.9,802 EN Tons.

2.866


1,00 ME

7%2%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


108


AÑO YEAR 2014



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

UK





VIIIc,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIc,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIc,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas




Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 592.933,0 44.229,6 6.389,5 2.087,0

45.967,045.967,0

0,032.290,032.290,046.677,0

33,046.710,0

310,023.413,023.723,048.356,048.356,0

104.967,0104.967,0290.920,0290.920,0

n.d.

1.205,5n.d.

1.205,542.110,4

n.d.42.110,4

913,7n.d.

913,7n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

1.205,5n.d.

1.205,536.457,5

n.d.36.457,5

177,2n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,1n.d.0,1

5.652,9n.d.

5.652,9736,5n.d.

736,5n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,0n.d.

13,4n.d.

80,6n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,1n.d.

4.211,0n.d.

91,4n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

74,5n.d.

12,4n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,0n.d.

1.441,9n.d.

1.441,9645,1n.d.

645,1n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,0n.d.

25,5n.d.

87,6n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014


44.230


TOTAL: 592.933INF. N.D.: 545.946


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




2.087


0,7 ME

14%5 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





Estudio de la especie camarón norteño.Study of the northern prawn species.

FAO: PRA


110


ESPECIE: CAMARON NORTEÑO | SPECIES: NORTHERN PRAWN | FAO: PRA

AÑOS / YEARS2008

17.42517.425

---------------------

17.97813.0334.9364.929100%

32,2 ME4.436

29,0 ME90%

16.55912.3554.6994.699100%

30,42 ME4.229

27,4 ME90%

14.93311.3604.0434.042100%

26,95 ME3.638

24,3 ME90%

15.06312.0263.4063.31397%

22,76 ME2.973

20,4 ME87%

12.51010.0812.7352.62896%

17,99 ME2.354

16,1ME

86%

109.73688.51123.18222.81098%

152,76 ME20.492,26137,2 ME

88%

15.26812.2313.3633.19995%

22,41 ME2.863

20,1ME

85%


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S




PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N




AÑO YEAR 2008

AÑO YEAR 2009

EE MM

EE MM

ZONAS ICES

ZONAS ICES





Capturasen Tons (B)

Capturasen Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

FR

SE

UK

DK

FR

SE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS











IIa, IVResto de zonas


Subtotal:IIa, IVResto de zonas

Subtotal:IIa, IVResto de zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS:

TOTALES TOTALS:

17.425,0

17.978,0 4.936,0 4.929,4 4.435,8

10.793,010.794,03.300,03.300,02.455,02.455,0877,0877,0

3.700,07.615,0

11.315,03.088,03.088,0149,0

2.336,02.485,01.096,0

0,01.096,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

3.950,0n.d.

3.950,0n.d.

140,0n.d.

140,0846,0n.d.

846,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

6,6n.d.6,6n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

3.943,4n.d.

3.943,4n.d.

140,0n.d.

140,0846,0n.d.

846,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

99,8n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

395,0n.d.

n.d.

14,0n.d.

84,6n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

10,0n.d.

n.d.

10,0n.d.

10,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

3.548,4n.d.

3.548,4n.d.

126,0n.d.

126,0761,4n.d.

761,4

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

90,0n.d.

n.d.

90,0n.d.

90,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SOBRANTES

MM EE

MM EE

ICES AREAS

ICES AREAS





Catchesin Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS




quota


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2009


---


4.936


TOTAL: 17.425

INF. N.D.: 17.425


TOTAL: 17.978INF. N.D.: 13.033



SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA

SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA





EN Tons.---

EN Tons.4.929

EN Tons.---

EN Tons.4.436

EN VALOR---

EN VALOR32,23 ME

EN VALOR---

EN VALOR29,01 ME

---

100%

---

90%



% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota







IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

112


AÑO YEAR 2010

AÑO YEAR 2011

EE MM

EE MM

ZONAS ICES

ZONAS ICES





Capturasen Tons (B)

Capturasen Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

FR

SE

UK

DK

FR

SE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS







IIa, IV (DE)Resto de zonas


Subtotal:IIa, IV (DE)Resto de zonas


Subtotal:





Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS:

TOTALES TOTALS:

16.559,0

14.933,0

4.699,0

4.043,0

4.698,7

4.042,1

4.228,8

3.637,8

3.145,07.103,0

10.248,03.282,03.282,0127,0

1970,02.097,0932,0

0,0932,0

2.673,06.464,09.137,03.216,03.216,0108,0

1.680,01.788,0792,0

0,0792,0

3.540,0n.d.

3.540,0n.d.

142,0n.d.

142,01.017,0

n.d.1.017,0

3.027,0n.d.

3.027,0n.d

122,0n.d

122,0894,0

n.d894,0

0,0n.d.

n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,3n.d.0,3

0,9n.d0,9n.d

0,0n.d

0,0n.d

3.540,0n.d.

3.540,0n.d.

142,0n.d.

142,01.016,7

n.d.1.016,7

3.026,1n.d.

3.026,1n.d.

122,0n.d.

122,0894,0n.d.

894,0

354,0n.d.

n.d.

14,2n.d.

101,7n.d.

302,7n.d.

n.d.

12,2n.d.

89,4n.d.

100,0n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

10,0n.d.

n.d.

10,0n.d.

10,0n.d.

10,0n.d.

n.d.

10,0n.d.

10,0n.d.

3.186,0n.d.

3.186,0n.d.

127,8n.d.

127,8915,0n.d.

915,0

2.723,4n.d.

2.723,4n.d.

109,8n.d.

109,8804,6n.d.

804,6

90,0n.d.

n.d.

90,0n.d.

90,0n.d.

90,0n.d.

n.d.

90,0n.d.

90,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SOBRANTES

MM EE

MM EE

ICES AREAS

ICES AREAS





Catchesin Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS




quota


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010


4.699


4.043


TOTAL: 16.559

INF. N.D.: 12.355


TOTAL: 14.933INF. N.D.: 11.360



SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA

SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA





EN Tons.4.699

EN Tons.4.042

EN Tons.4.229

EN Tons.3.638

EN VALOR30,4 ME

EN VALOR27,0 ME

EN VALOR27,4 ME

EN VALOR24,3 ME

100%

100%

90%

90%



% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota







IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2012

AÑO YEAR 2013

EE MM

EE MM

ZONAS ICES

ZONAS ICES





Capturasen Tons (B)

Capturasen Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

FR

SE

UK

DK

FR

SE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS







IIa, IV (RM)Resto de zonas


Subtotal:IIa, IV (RM)Resto de zonas

Subtotal:IIa, IV (RM)Resto de zonas

Subtotal:





Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS:

TOTALES TOTALS:

15.063,0

15.268,0

3.406,0

3.362,6

3.313,3

3.198,9

2.972,7

2.862,7

2.273,06.697,08.970,03.833,03,833,0

91,01.446,01.537,0673,0

0,0673,0

2.273,06.765,09.038,04.100,04.100,0

91,01.366,01.457,0673,0

0,0673,0

2.576,0n.d.

2.576,0n.d.

103,0n.d.

103,0727,0n.d.

727,0

2.530,6n.d.

2.530,6n.d.

101,3n.d.

101,3730,7n.d.

730,7

92,7n.d.92,7n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

163,5n.d.

163,5n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,2n.d.0,2

2.483,0n.d.

2.483,3n.d.

103,0n.d.

103,0727,0n.d.

727,0

2.367,1n.d.

2.367,0n.d.

101,3n.d.

101,3730,5n.d.

730,5

257,6n.d.

n.d.

10,3n.d.

72,7n.d.

253,1n.d.

n.d.

10,1n.d.

73,1n.d.

96,4n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

93,5n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

10,4n.d.

n.d.

10,0n.d.

10,0n.d.

10,7n.d.

n.d.

10,0n.d.

10,0n.d.

2.225,7n.d.

2.225,7n.d.

92,7n.d.92,7654,3n.d.

654,3

2.114,1n.d.

2.114,1n.d.

91,2n.d.91,2657,4n.d.

657,4

89,6n.d.

n.d.

90,0n.d.

90,0n.d.

89,3n.d.

n.d.

90,0n.d.

90,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SOBRANTES

MM EE

MM EE

ICES AREAS

ICES AREAS





Catchesin Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS




quota


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2013


3.046


3.363


TOTAL: 15.063

INF. N.D.: 12.026


TOTAL: 15.268INF. N.D.: 12.231



SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA

SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA





EN Tons.3.313

EN Tons.3.199

EN Tons.2.973

EN Tons.2.863

EN VALOR22,76 ME

EN VALOR22,4 ME

EN VALOR20,4 ME

EN VALOR20,1 ME

97%

95%

87%

85%



% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota







IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


114


AÑO YEAR 2014



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

FR

SE

UK








Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 12.510,0 2.735,2 2.628,0 2.354,5

1.818,05.690,07.508,03.025,03.025,0

73,01.366,01.439,0538,0

0,0538,0

2.071,0n.d.

2.071,0n.d.

83,1n.d.83,1

581,1n.d.

581,1

107,1n.d.

107,1n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,1n.d.0,1

1.963,9n.d.

1.963,9n.d.

83,1n.d.83,1581,0n.d.

581,0

207,1n.d.

n.d.

8,3n.d.

58,1n.d.

94,8n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

10,5n.d.

n.d.

10,0n.d.

10,0n.d.

1.756,8n.d.

1.756,8n.d.

74,8n.d.74,8522,9n.d.

522,9

89,5n.d.

n.d.

90,0n.d.

90,0n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014


2.735


TOTAL: 12.510INF. N.D.: 10.081


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




2.354


16,1 ME

96%86%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





Estudio de la especie carbonero.Study of the pollock species.

FAO: POK


116


ESPECIE: CARBONERO | SPECIES: POLLOCK | FAO: POK

AÑOS / YEARS2008

86.75986.759

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.

79.68179.681


73.24262.59310.5425.14549%

3,99 ME4.0913,2 ME39%

56.81847.56510.3043.36533%

2,69 ME2.3341,9 ME23%

49.01141.5888.4511.28215%

1,05 ME436

0,4 ME5%

50.6227.10944.4536.51315%

5,31 ME2.7862,3 ME

6%

451.743372.36783.11518.21622 %

14,63 ME10.623,19

8,5 ME13%

55.61047.0729.3651.91220%

1,58 ME976

0,8 ME10%


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S




PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N




AÑO YEAR 2008



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

FR

UK




IIa, IIIa,b,c,d,IV Subtotal:

I, II (Noruega)IIa, IIIa,b,c,d,IVVb,VI,XII,XIVVb Faroe

Subtotal:I, II (Noruega)IIa, IIIa,b,c,d,IVVb,VI,XII,XIVVb FaroeVII, VIII, XIX,X


Subtotal:


5.636,05.336,03.066,0

14.231,0906,0301,0

18.504,0493,0

33.491,09.003,01.463,02.132,0

46.582,0273,0

10.911,03.708,0563,0580,0

16.037,0

n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.


n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008


n.d.


TOTAL: 86.759INF. N.D.: 86.759


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA



EN Tons.n.d. EN Tons.

n.d.

EN VALORn.d. EN VALOR

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

118



AÑO YEAR 2009



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

FR

UK




IIa, IIIa,b,c,d,IV Subtotal:

I, II (Noruega)IIa, IIIa,b,c,d,IVVb,VI,XII,XIVVb Faroe



Subtotal:


5.222,05.222,02.400,0

13.187,0821,0301,0

16.709,0386,0

31.035,08.158,01.463,01.723,0

42.765,0214,0

10.110,03.617,0563,0481,0

14.985,0

n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.



SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009


n.d.


TOTAL: 79.681INF. N.D.: 79.681


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




n.d.


n.d.

n.d.

n.d.


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2010

AÑO YEAR 2011

EE MM

EE MM

ZONAS ICES

ZONAS ICES





Capturasen Tons (B)

Capturasen Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

FR

UK

DK

DE

FR

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS







IIa, IIIa,b,c,d,IV (RM)Subtotal:

Vb,VI,XII,XIV (RM)Resto de zonas

Subtotal:Vb,VI,XII,XIV (RM)Resto de zonas


Subtotal:

IIa, IIIa,b,c,d,IV (RM)Subtotal:

Vb,VI,XII,XIV (RM)Resto de zonas



Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS:

TOTALES TOTALS:

73.242,0

56.818,0

10.542,0

10.304,0

5.144,6

3.364,6

4.090,8

2.334,2

4.357,04.357,0650,0

13.703,014.353,06,556,0

34.869,041.425,03.443,09.664,0

13.107,0

3.788,03.788,0543,0

11.605,012.148,05,393,0

24.211,029.604,03.317,07.961,0

11.278,0

n.d.

285,0n.d.

285,06.539,0

n.d.6.539,03.718,0

n.d.3.718,0

n.d.

350n.d.35,0

4.953,0n.d.

4953,05.3160

n.d.5.316,0

n.d.

256,9n.d.

256,92.011,4

n.d.2.011,43.129,0

n.d.3.129,1

n.d.

0,0n.d.

2.378,3n.d.

2.378,34.561,1

n.d.4.561,1

n.d.

28,1n.d.28,1

4.527,6n.d.

4.527,6588,9n.d.

588,9

n.d.

35,0n.d.35,0

2.574,7n.d.

2.574,7754,9n.d.

754,9

n.d.

28,1n.d.

653,9n.d.

377,8n.d.

n.d.

3,5n.d.

495,3n.d.

431,6n.d.

n.d.

9,9n.d.

69,2n.d.

15,8n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

52,0n.d.

14,2n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

14,4n.d.

66,3n.d.

n.d.

10,0n.d.

19,2n.d.

70,4n.d.

n.d.

0,0n.d.

3.873,7n.d.

3.873,7217,1n.d.

217,1

n.d.

31,5n.d.31,5

2.079,4n.d.

2.079,4223,3

n.d223,3

n.d.

0,0n.d.

85,6n.d.

36,9n.d.

n.d.

90,0n.d.

80,8n.d.

29,6n.d.

SOBRANTES

SOBRANTES

MM EE

MM EE

ICES AREAS

ICES AREAS





Catchesin Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS




quota


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2011


10.542


10.304


TOTAL: 73.242INF. N.D.: 62.593


TOTAL: 56.818INF. N.D.: 47.565



SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA

SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA





EN Tons.5.145

EN Tons.3.365

EN Tons.4.091

EN Tons.2.334

EN VALOR4,0 ME

EN VALOR2,7 ME

EN VALOR3,2 ME

EN VALOR1,9ME

49%

33%

39%

23%



% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota







IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

120



AÑO YEAR 2012

AÑO YEAR 2013

EE MM

EE MM

ZONAS ICES

ZONAS ICES





Capturasen Tons (B)

Capturasen Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

FR

UK

DK

DE

FR

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS







II,IIIa,b,e-k,IV(SO) Sub22-32

Subtotal:Vb,VI,XII,XIV (SO)Resto de zonas



Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS:

TOTALES TOTALS:

49.011,0

55.610,0

8.451,0

9.365,0

1.281,5

1.912,3

436,4

975,8

3.263,03.263,0391,0

10.281,010.672,03,878,0

21.098,024.976,03.154,06.946,0

10.100,0

3.757,03.757,0484,0

11.527,012,011,04.805,0

23.899,028.704,03.254,07.884,0

11.138,0

n.d.

12,7n.d.12,7

2.970,0n.d.

2.970,05.468,3

n.d.5.468,3

n.d.

85,2n.d.85,2

4.794,0n.d.

4.794,04.485,8

n.d.4.485,8

n.d.

8,5n.d.8,5

2.652,2n.d.

2.652,24.508,8

n.d.4.508,8

n.d.

0,0n.d.

3.805,2n.d.

3.805,23.647,5

n.d.3.647,5

n.d.

4,2n.d.4,2

317,8n.d.

317,8959,5n.d.

959,5

n.d.

85,2n.d.85,2988,8n.d.

988,8838,3n.d.

838,3

n.d.

1,3n.d.

297,0n.d.

546,8n.d.

n.d.

8,5n.d.

479,4n.d.

448,6n.d.

n.d.

33,1n.d.

10,7n.d.

17,5n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

20,6n.d.

18,7n.d.

n.d.

30,2n.d.

93,5n.d.

57,0n.d.

n.d.

10,0n.d.

48,5n.d.

53,5n.d.

n.d.

2,9n.d.2,920,8n.d.20,8412,7n.d.

412,7

n.d.

76,7n.d.76,7509,4n.d.

509,4389,7

n.d389,7

n.d.

69,8n.d.

6,5n.d.

43,0n.d.

n.d.

90,0n.d.

51,5n.d.

46,5n.d.

SOBRANTES

SOBRANTES

MM EE

MM EE

ICES AREAS

ICES AREAS





Catchesin Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS




quota


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2013


8.451


9.365


TOTAL: 49.011INF. N.D.: 41.588


TOTAL: 55.610INF. N.D.: 47.072



SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA

SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA





EN Tons.1.282

EN Tons.1.912

EN Tons.436

EN Tons.976

EN VALOR1,05 ME

EN VALOR1,6 ME

EN VALOR0,4 ME

EN VALOR0,8 ME

15%

20%

5%

10%



% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota







IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

II,IIIa,b,e-k,IV(RM) Sub22-32




Subtotal:





AÑO YEAR 2014



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

FR

UK




IIa,IIIa,b,c,IV Sub22-32 (RM)

Vb,VI,XII,XIV (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IIIa,b,c,IV Sub22-32 (RM)






Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 50.622,0 44.452,5 6.513,0 2.786,0

3.189,00,00,0

3.189,08.054,0367,0

2.412,010,833,018.953,03.647,03.385,0

25.985,06.175,03.128,01.312,0

10.615,0

5.427,016,0n.d.

5.443,09.824,6

8,5n.d.

9.833,112.366,04.107,4

n.d.16.473,48.809,43.893,6

n.d.12.703,0

4.917,115,5n.d.

4.932,68.754,9

n.d.8.754,99.382,02.931,7

n.d.12.313,78.612,83.325,5

n.d.11.938,3

509,90,5n.d.

510,41.069,7

8,5n.d.

1.078,22.984,01.175,7

n.d.4.159,7196,6568,1n.d.

764,7

509,90,5n.d.

982,460,9n.d.

1.236,6410,7n.d.

196,6369,36

n.d.

9,03,0n.d.

10,9100,0n.d.

24,128,6n.d.

2,214,6n.d.

100,0100,0 n.d.

91,810,0n.d.

41,434,9n.d.

100,068,5n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

87,27,7n.d.94,9

1.747,4765,0n.d.

2.512,40,0

178,7n.d.

178,7

0,00,0n.d.

8,290,0n.d.

58,665,1n.d.

0,031,5n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012


44.453


TOTAL: 50.622INF. N.D.: 7.109


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




2.786


2,3 ME

15%6 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

122


Estudio de la especie cigala.Study of the Norway lobster species.

FAO: NEP

A N E X O 10A N N E X 1 0




AÑOS / YEARS2008

78.6871.249

84.21122.13226%

97,1 ME14.78364,8 ME

18%

75.7101.209

81.34222.57728%

98,5 ME15.03065,6 ME

18%

70.2855.083

71.98820.77729%

85,23 ME13.57855,7 ME

19%

65.9831.27571.20821.73131%

86,47 ME14.62658,2 ME

21%

65.6821.26770.75021.07530%

85,12 ME15.26161,6 ME

22%

59.2441.00064.69917.63827%

71,59 ME11.18945,4 ME

17%

480.16512.083513.178151.983

30%632,39 ME104.774,45435,9 ME

20%

64.5741.00068.98026.05438%

108,38 ME20.30884,5 ME

29%


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S


ESPECIE: CIGALA | SPECIES: NORWAY LOBSTER | FAO: NEP


PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N

124



AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIIa,b,c,dIIa,IVResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIVIIIcVb,VIVIIIa,b,d,eIX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIVIIIcIIa,IVVb,VIVIIIa,b,d,eResto zonas

Subtotal:Vb,VIVIIResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIIa,IVVb,VIResto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 78.687,0 84.211,0 22.132,3 14.782,9

3.800,01.368,01.183,06.551,01.509,0119,040,0

259,0104,0

0,02.031,06.116,0

5,040,0

161,04.061,0

0,010.383,0

269,09.227,0

0,09.546,08.251,0

22.644,019.415,0

66,050.376,0

4.039,01.520.0

n.d.5.559,01.644,0111,044,060,0

111,0

1.970,06.741,0

28,044,0

179,04.705,0

11.697,0307,0

9.412,0

9.719,09.073,0

24.660,021.533,0

n.d.55.266,0

3.211,2546,3n.d.

3.757,5465,954,31,20,8

83,5

605,72.385,9

10,70,10,0

2.925,3

5.322,057,3

9.160,4

9.217,78.547,8

19.521,415.106,6

n.d.43.175,8

827,8973,7n.d.

1.801,51.178,1

56,742,859,227,5

1.364,34.355,1

17,343,9179,0

1.779,7

6.375,0249,7251,6

501,3525,2

5.138,66.426,4

n.d.12.090,2

423,9821,7n.d.

1.245,61.013,7

45,638,453,216,4

1.167,33.681,0

14,539,5161,1

1.309,2

5.205,3219,0

0,0

219,00,0

2.672,64.273,1

n.d.6.945,7

403,9152,0n.d.

164,411,14,46,011,1

674,12,84,417,9470,5

30,7251,6

525,22.466,02.153,3

n.d.

20,564,1n.d

71,751,197,398,724,8

64,661,899,8100,037,8

81,32,7

5,820,829,8n.d.

48,815,6n.d.

14,019,610,310,140,4

15,516,210,010,026,4

12,3100,0

100,048,033,5n.d.

51,284,4n.d.

86,080,489,789,959,6

84,583,890,090,073,6

87,70,0

0,052,066,5n.d

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


84.211


TOTAL: 78.687INF. N.D.: 1.249


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




14.783


64, 8 ME

26%18%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IVIIIa,b,c,dResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIVIIIcVb,VIVIIIa,b,d,eIX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIVIIIcIIa,IVVb,VIVIIIa,b,d,eResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIVb,VIResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIIa,IVVb,VIResto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 75.710,0 81.342,0 22.577,1 15.030,2

1.299,03.800,01.145,06.244,01.479,0108,038,0

246,094,00,0

1.965,05.944,0

4,038,0

153,03.858,0

0,010.047,09.091,0255,0

0,09.346,08.086,0

21.513,018.445,0

64,048.108,0

1.451,04.196,0

n.d.5.647,01.628,0

99,042,047,0

105,0

1.921,06.668,0

27,042,0

171,04.529,0

11.437,08.972,0286,0

9.258,08.982,0

23.499,020.598,0

n.d.53.079,0

479,73.588,8

n.d.4.068,5551,733,10,11,6

92,4

678,92.046,0

7,60,10,2

2.641,6

4.695,57.054,6

52,8

7.107,48.013,9

21.736,412.464,3

n.d.42.214,6

971,3607,2n.d.

1.578,51.076,3

65,941,945,412,6

1.242,14.622,0

19,441,9170,8

1.887,4

6.741,51.917,4233,2

2.150,6968,1

1.762,68.133,7

n.d.10.864,4

826,2187,6n.d.

1.013,8913,556,037,740,72,1

1.050,03.955,2

16,737,7153,7

1.434,5

5.597,81.020,2204,6

1.224,869,90,0

6.073,9n.d.

6.143,8

145,1419,6n.d.

162,89,94,24,710,5

666,82,74,217,1452,9

897,228,6

898,21.762,62.059,8

n.d.

66,914,5n.d.

66,166,699,896,612,0

69,371,999,899,941,7

21,481,5

10,87,539,5n.d.

14,969,1n.d.

15,115,010,010,483,3

14,413,910,010,024,0

46,812,3

92,8100,025,3n.d.

85,130,9n.d.

84,985,090,089,616,7

85,686,190,090,076,0

53,287,7

7,20,074,7n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


81.342


TOTAL: 75.710INF. N.D.: 1.209


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




15.030


65,59 ME

28%18%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

126


AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IV (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)VIIIc (FL)Vb,VI (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)VIIIc (FL)IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)Vb,VI (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 70.285,0 71.988,0 20.776,5 13.577,7

1.291,04.935,06.226,01.346,0

97,033,0

234,084,0

1.794,05.455,0

4,038,0

130,03.665,0

0,09.292,08.273,0217,0

0,08.490,07.358,0

21.384,015.677,0

64,044.483,0

1.436,0n,d.

1.436,01.494,0

87,037,034,0n.d.

1.652,06.122,0

27,042,0

147,04.318,0

10.656,08.595,0

76,0

8.671,08.831,0

22.835,017.907,0

n.d.49.573,0

302,0n.d.

302,0357,542,10,51,7n.d.

401,81.131,5

2,10,50,0

3.562,4

4.696,57.708,5

44,6

7.753,17.404,8

18.607,912.045,4

n.d.38.058,1

1.134,0n.d.

1.134,01.136,5

44,936,532,3n.d.

1.250,24.990,5

24,941,5147,0755,6

5.959,5886,531,4

917,91.426,24.227,15.861,6

n.d.11.514,9

990.4n.d.

990,4987,136,232,828,9n.d.

1.085,04.378,3

22,237,3132,3323,8

4.893,927,023,8

50,8543,1

1.943,64.070,9

n.d.6.557,6

143,6n.d.

149,48,73,73,4n.d.

612,22,74,214,7431,8

859,57,6

883,12.283,51.790,7

n.d.

79,0n.d.

76,151,698,695,0n.d.

81592,298,8100,017,5

10,341,3

16,118,532,7n.d.

12,7n.d.

13,119,410,110,5n.d.

12,310,810,110,057,1

97,024,2

61,954,030,5n.d.

87,3n.d.

86,980,689,989,5n.d.

87,789,389,990,042,9

3,075,8

38,146,069

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


71.988


TOTAL: 70.285INF. N.D.: 5.083


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




13.578


55,7 ME

29%19%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IV (DE)IIIa, Sub: 22-32 (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)VIIIc (FL)Vb,VI (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)VIIIc (FL)IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)Resto zonas



Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 65.983,0 71.208,0 21.730,5 14.626,2

1.227,03.800,01.135,06.162,01.306,0

87,029,0

234,076,0

1.731,05.291,0

4,011,036,0

3.665,00,0

9.007,08.025,0185,0

0,08.210,07.137,0

20.315,013.357,0

64,040.873,0

1.371,03.790,0

n.d.5.161,01.440,0

76,032,032,0n.d.

1.580,05.753,0

27,0126,040,0

4.297,0

10.234,08.900,0210,0

9.110,08.155,0

21.828,015.131,0

n.d.45.114,0

491,02.946,3

n.d.3.437,3426,450,90,10,3n.d.

477,7676,9

3,50,10,3

3.509,0

4.189,87.641,0

35,7

7.676,77.356,0

13.579,012.761,0

n.d.33.696,0

880,0843,7n.d.

1.723,71.013,6

25,131,931,7n.d.

1.102,35.075,1

23,5125,939,7788,0

6.053,21.259,0174,3

1.433,3799,0

8.249,02.370,0

n.d.11.218,0

742,9464,7n.d.

1.207,6869,617,528,728,5n.d.

944,34.500,8

20,8113,335,7358,3

5.028,9369,0153,3

522,30,0

6.066,2856,9n.d.

6.923,1

137,1379,0n.d.

144,07,63,23,2n.d.

575,32,712,64,0

429,7

890,021,0

799,02.182,81.513,1

n.d.

64,222,3n.d.

70,433,099,799,1n.d.

88,287,099,099,318,3

14,183,0

9,837,815,7n.d.

15,644,9n.d.

14,230,310,010,1n.d.

11.311,510,010,154,5

70,712,0

100,026,563,8n.d.

84,455,1n.d.

85,869,790,089,9n.d.

88,788,590,089,945,5

29,388,0

0,073,536,2n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


71.208


TOTAL: 65.983INF. N.D.: 1.275


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




14.626


58,2 ME

31 %21 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


128


AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota


Subtotal:VII (DE)VIIIc (DE)Vb,VI (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)VIIIc (DE)IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)Resto zonas



Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 65.682,0 70.750,1 21.075,2 15.260,7

1.147,04.409,01.135,06.691,01.306,0

79,029,0

234,068,0

1.716,05.291,0

3,034,0

114,03.665,0

0,09.107,08.025,0190,0

0,08.215,07.137,0

18.994,013.758,0

64,030.953,0

1.284,04.775,0

n.d.6.059,01.374,8

77,032,022,0n.d.

1.508,84.416,0

16,038,0

127,04.305,0

8.902,011.193,6

211,0

11.193,67.766,2

19.851,515.261,0

n.d.42.878,7

496,22.972,2

n.d.3.468,4485,220,20,01,5n.d.

506,9518,9

5,80,00,0

2.431,4

2.956,110.959,9

28,5

10.988,47.258,8

10.655,813.840,5

n.d.31.755,1

787,81.802,8

n.d.2.590,6889,656,832,020,5n.d.

998,93.897,1

10,238,0127,0

1.873,6

5.945,9233,7182,5

416,2507,4

9.195,71.420,5

n.d.11.123,6

659,41.325,3

n.d.1.984,7752,149,128,818,3n.d.

848,33.455,5

8,634,2114,3

1.443,1

5.055,70,0

161,4

161,40,0

7.210,60,0n.d.

7.210,6

128,4477,5n.d.

137,57,73,22,2n.d.

441,61,63,812,7430,5

233,72,1

507,41.985,21.420,5

n.d.

61,437,8n.d.

64,773,8100,093,2n.d.

88,263,8100,0100,043,5

2,186,5

6,546,39,3n.d.

16,326,5n.d.

15,513,610,010,7n.d.

11,315,710,010,023,0

100,011,6

100,021,6100,0n.d.

83,773,5n.d.

84,586,490,089,3n.d.

88,784,390,090,077,0

0,088,4

0,078,40,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


70.750


TOTAL: 65.682INF. N.D.: 1.267


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




15.261


61,6 ME

30 %22 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota


Subtotal:VII (FL)VIIIc (DE)Vb,VI (RM)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (FL)VIIIc (DE)IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI (RM)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (FL)Vb,VI (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (FL)IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 64.574,0 68.979,6 26.053,5 20.307,8

908,03.822,0947,0

5.677,01.384,0

71,034,0

234,062,00,0

1.785,05.609,0

3,027,0

135,03.665,0

0,09.439,08.506,0226,0

0,08.732,07.556,0

15.027,016.295,0

53,038.941,0

1.035,14.298,7

n.d.5.333,81.498,5

68,737,2

131,236,8

1.772,45.725,6

14,630,8

147,74.195,5

10.114,210.123,8

247,1

10.370,97.740,0

15.949,817.698,5

n.d.41.388,3

250,92.646,3

n.d.2.897,2208,721,90,00,6

31,3

262,5671,8

0,50,00,0

2.430,9

3.103,28.416,5

6,1

8.422,66.990,28.423,6

12.826,8n.d.

28.240,6

784,21.652,4

n.d.2.436,61.289,8

46,837,2130,6

5,5

1.509,95.053,8

14,130,8147,7

1.764,6

7.011,01.707,3241,0

1.948,3749,8

7.526,24.871,7

n.d.13.147,7

680,71.222,5

n.d.1.903,21.140,0

39,933,5117,5

1,9

1.332,74.481,2

12,627,7132,9

1.345,1

5.999,61.473,6216,3

1.689,90,0

5.931,23.451,2

n.d.9.382,4

103,5429,9n.d.

149,96,93,713,13,7

572,61,53,114,8419,6

233,724,7

749,81.595,01.420,5

n.d.

75,838,4n.d.

86,168,1100,099,514,9

88,396,6100,0100,042,1

16,997,5

9,747,227,5n.d.

13,226,0n.d.

11,614,710,010,066,9

11,310,410,010,023,8

13,710,3

100,021,229,2n.d.

86,874,0n.d.

88,485,390,090,033.1

88,789,690,090,076,2

86,389,7

0,078,870,8n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


68.980


TOTAL: 64.574INF. N.D.: 1.000


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




20.308


84,5 ME

38 %29 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


130


AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota


Subtotal:VII (FL)VIIIc (DE)Vb,VI (RM)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (FL)VIIIc (DE)IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI (RM)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (FL)Vb,VI (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (FL)IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 59.244,0 64.699,2 17.637,5 11.189,0

811,03.688,0947,0

5.446,01.259,0

64,031,0

234,055,00,0

1.643,05.104,0

3,024,0

124,03.665,0

0,08.920,07.741,0207,0

0,07.948,06.885,0

13,424,014.925,0

53,035.287,0

914,54.117,8

n.d.5.032,31.390,8

61,834,742,133,7

1.563,14.204,5

13,427,1

138,74.284,5

8.668,210.903,3

231,7

11.135,07.794,8

13,823,016.682,8

n.d.38.300,6

470,32.844,7

n.d.3.315,0146,814,80,10,4

24,4

186,5462,9

0,90,00,0

2.801,5

3.265,39,834,4

50,7

9.885,16.535,3

11.158,812.715,7

n.d.30.409,8

444,21.273,1

n.d.1.717,31.244,0

47,034,641,79,3

1.376,63.741,6

12,527,1138,7

1,483,0

5.402,91.068,9181,0

1.249,91.259,52.664,23.967,1

n.d.7.890,8

352,8861,3n.d.

1.214,11,104,9

40,831,137,55,9

1.220,33.321,2

11,224,4124,8

1.054,6

4,536,10,0

157,8

157,8480,0

1.281,92.298,0

n.d.4.060,7

91,5411,8n.d.

139,16,23,54,23,4

420,51,32,713,9428,5

1.068,923,2

779,51.382,31.668,3

n.d.

48,630,9n.d.

89,476,199,799,027,6

89,093,3100,0100,034,6

9,878,1

16,219,323,8n.d.

20,632,3n.d.

11,213,110,010,136,2

11,210,710,210,028,9

10,012,8

61,951,942,1n.d.

79,467,7n.d.

88,886,990,089,963,8

88,889,390,090,071,1

0,087,2

38,148,157,9n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


64,699


TOTAL: 59.244INF. N.D.: 1.000


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




11.189


45,4 ME

27 %17 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





Estudio de la especie eglefino.Study of the haddock species.

FAO: HAD


132


ESPECIE: EGLEFINO | SPECIES:HADDOCK | FAO: HAD

AÑOS / YEARS2008

64.20247.21714.2218.95863 %

9,3 ME7.5727,9 ME53%

57.0646.404

52.3609.89919 %

10,3 ME7.1187,4 ME14%

49.2164.563

47.7266.03513%

5,89 ME3.6273,5 ME

8%

48.1242.83547.6205.78612%

5,53 ME2.9232,8 ME

6%

58.61146.55711.2504.91944%

4,8 ME3.8363,7 ME34%

49.0154.04946.3815.35712%

5,12 ME1.6081,6 ME

3%

382.795119.474270.78446.47117 %

46,36 ME28.272,1828,4 ME

10%

56.5637.84951.2275.51811%

5,38 ME1.5871,5 ME

3%


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S




PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N




AÑO YEAR 2008



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

FR

IE

UK




IIa,IVIIIa,b,c,d

Subtotal:VIb,XII,XIVVb,VIaResto zonas

Subtotal:Vb,VIaVIb, XII, XIVResto zonas

Subtotal:Vb,VIaVIb, XII, XIVResto zonas


1.920,02.080,04.000,0763,0366,0

10.171,011.300,0

995,0544,0

2.573,04.112,04.743,05.574,0

34.473,044.790,0

n.d.n.d.

812,0421,0n.d.

1.233.01.106,0761,0n.d.

1.867,05.351,05.770,0

n.d.11.121,0

n.d.n.d.

1,1118,1n.d.

878,9721,1n.d.

1.764,91.778,7

n.d.

n.d.n.d.

810,9302,9n.d.

1.113,8227,139,9n.d.

267,03.586,13.991,3

n.d.7.577,4

n.d.n.d.

99,971,9n.d.

20,55,2n.d.

67,069,2n.d.

n.d.n.d.

81,242,1n.d.

110,639,9n.d.

535,1577,0n.d.

n.dn.d.

10,013,9n.d.

48,7100,0n.d.

14,914,5n.d.

n.dn.d.

729,7260,8n.d.

990,5116,5

0,0n.d.

116,533.051,03.414,3

n.d.6.465,3

n.dn.d.

90,086,1n.d.

51,30,0n.d.

85,185,5n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008


14.221


TOTAL: 64.202INF. N.D.: 47.217


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




7.572


7,9 ME

63%

53%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

134


AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IVResto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IVVb,VIaVIb,XII,XIVVIIaVIIb-h,VIII,IX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:Vb,VIaVIIaVib,XII,XIVResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIaVh,VIaVIb-k,VIII,IX,XVIIb-k,VIII,IX,XIIa,IVResto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 57.064,0 52.360,0 9.899,4 7.118,4

1.688,01.866,03.534,01.850,0194,0649,0103,0

7.719,0322,0

10.837,0576,0617,0463,0

2.573,04.229,0681,0

2.737,04.738,01.158,0

27.507,01.643,0

38.464,0

1.612,0n.d.

1.612,01.619,0221,0727,0103,0

7.489,0n.d.

10.159,0687,0697,0503,0n.d.

1.797,0681,0

3.267,05.315,0815,0

28.714,0n.d.

38.792,0

552,5n.d.

552,5125,8124,3

1,73,7

6.229,6n.d.

6.485,1294,7

0,3352,0n.d.

647,0455,8

2.374,42.936,7711,5

28.297,6n.d.

34.776,0

1.059,5n.d.

1.059,51.493,2

96,7725,399,3

1.259,4n.d.

3.673,9392,3606,7151,0n.d.

1.150,0225,2892,6

2.378,3103,5416,4n.d.

4.016,0

898,3n.d.

898,31.331,3

74,6652,689,0510,5n.d.

2.658,0323,6546,0100,0n.d.

970,3157,1565,9

1.846,822,00,0n.d.

2.591,8

161,2n.d.

161,922,172,710,3748,9n.d.

68,760,750,3n.d.

68,1326,7531,581,5416,4n.d.

65,7n.d.

92,243,899,896,416,8n.d.

57,1100,030,0n.d.

33,127,344,712,71,5n.d.

15,2n.d.

10,822,910,010,459,5n.d.

17,510,033,3n.d.

30,236,622,378,7100,0n.d.

84,8n.d.

89,277,190,089,640,5n.d.

82,590,066,7n.d.

69,863,477,721,30,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


52.360


TOTAL: 57.064INF. N.D.: 6.404


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




7.118


7,39 ME

19 %14 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE






AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IV (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IV (RM)Vb,VIa (FL)VIb,XII,XIV (SO)VIIb-h,VIII,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Vb,VIa (FL)VIb,XII,XIV (SO)VIIb-k,VIII,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IV (RM)Vb,VIa (FL)VIb,XII,XIV (SO)VIIb-k,VIII,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 49.216,0 47.726,0 6.034,5 3.627,2

1.376,01.551,02.927,01.526,0145,0551,0

7.719,0367,0

10.308,0432,0393,0

2.573,0617,0

4.015,022.698,02.053,04.029,01.158,02.028,0

31.966,0

920,0n.d.

920,0671,0151,0621,0

8.318,0n.d.

9.761,0447,0243,0

2.815,0n.d.

3.505,025.367,02.468,04.761,0944,0n.d.

33.540,0

723,0n.d.

723,0276,481,70,7

6.422,2n.d.

6.781,0396,1169,0

2.068,4n.d.

3.173,524.962,12.379,82.854,3817,8n.d.

31.014,0

197,0n.d.

197,0394,669,6620,3

1.895,8n.d.

2.980,050,974,0206,6n.d.

331,5404,988,2

1.906,7126,2n.d.

2.526,0

105,0n.d.

105,0327,554,2558,2

1.064,0n.d.

2.003,96,249,70,0n.d.55,90,00,.0

1.430,631,8n.d.

1.462,4

92,0n.d.92.067,115,162,1831,8n.d.

976,144,724,3206,6n.d.

275,6404,988,2476,194,4n.d.

1063,6

21,4n.d.

58,845,999,922,8n.d.

11,430,57,3n.d.

1,63,640,013,4n.d.

46,7n.d.

17,021,810,043,9n.d.

87,832,8100,0n.d.

100,0100,025,074,8n.d.

53,3n.d.

83,078,290,056,1n.d.

12,267,20,0n.d.

0,00,075,025,2n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


47.726


TOTAL: 49.216INF. N.D.: 4.563


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




3.627


3,5 ME

13%8 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

136


AÑO YEAR 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota


Subtotal:VIIa (DE)IIa,IV (RM)Vb,VIa (SO)VIb,VII,XIV (RM)VIIb-h,VIII,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)Vb,VIa (SO)VIb,XII,XIV (RM)VIIb-k,VIII,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)IIa,IV (RM)Vb,VIa (SO)VIb,XII,XIV (RM)VIIb-k,VIII,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 48.124,0 47.620,0 5.785,6 2.923,1

1.349,01.688,03.037,0

95,01.496,0111,0413,0

8.877,0260,0

11.252,0570,0328,0295,0

2.959,00,0

4.152,0631,0

22.250,01.561,03.022,01.332,0887,0

29.683,0

1.066,0n.d.

1.066,082,0

423,0114,0472,0

9.091,0n.d.

10.182,0555,0403,0339,0

3.329,0n.d.

4.626,0644,0

24.360,01.618,03.478,01.646,0

n.d.31.746,0

696,4n.d.

696,49,3

268,777,06,4

8.454,8n.d.

8.816,2434,3291,9123,4

3.320,0n.d.

4.169,6335,2

23.102,01.376,71.732,21.606,1

n.d.28.152,2

369,6n.d.

369,672,7154,337,0465,6636,2n.d.

1.365,8120,7111,1215,6

9,0n.d.

456,4308,8

1.258,0241,3

1.745,839,9n.d.

3.593,8

263,0n.d.

263,064,5112,025,6418,4

0,0n.d.

620,565,270,8181,7

0,0n.d.

317,7244,4

0,079,5

1.398,00,0n.d.

1.721,9

106,6n.d.

8,242,311,447,2636,2n.d.

55,540,333,99,0n.d.

64,41.258,0161,8347,839,9n.d.

34,7n.d.

88,736,532,598,67,0n.d.

21,727,663,60,3n.d.

48,05,214,950,22,4n.d.

28,8n.d.

11,327,430,810,1100,0n.d.

46,036,315,7100,0n.d.

20,9100,067,119,9100,0n.d.

71,2n.d.

88,772,669,289,90,0n.d.

54,063,784,30,0n.d.

79,10,032,980,10,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


47.620


TOTAL: 48.124INF. N.D.: 2.835


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




2.923


2,8 ME

12 %6 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE






AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IV (RM)IIIa, Sub 22-32 (RM)

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)Vb,VIa (SO)VIb,VII,XIV (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)Vb,VIa (SO)VIb,XII,XIV (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)Vb,VIa (SO)VIb,XII,XIV (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 58.611,0 11.250,0 4.918,6 3.836,2

1.539,01.943,03.482,0

91,0332,0364,0

12.977,013.764,0

542,0985,0260,0

3.699,05.486,0598,0

4.683,02.660,0

27.938,035.879,0

n.d.n.d.

99,0331,0408,0n.d.

838,0583,0932,0294,0n.d.

1.809,0660,0

4.935,03.008,0

n.d.8.603,0

n.d.n.d.

2,634,40,0n.d.37,0

561,4844,731,2n.d.

1.437,3236,4

4.043,5577,2n.d.

4.857,1

n.d.n.d.

96,4296,6408,0n.d.

801,021,687,3262,8n.d.

371,7423,6891,5

2.430,8n.d.

3.745,9

n.d.n.d.

86,5263,5367,2n.d.

717,20,00,0

233,4n.d.

357,6398,0

2.130,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.

9,933,140,8n.d.

21,6887,329,4n.d.

66,0493,5300,8n.d.

n.d.n.d.

97,489,6100,0n.d.

3,79,489,4n.d.

64,218,180,8n.d.

n.d.n.d.

10,311,210,0n.d.

100,0100,011,2n.d.

15,655,412,4n.d.

n.d.n.d.

89,788,890,0n.d.

0,00,088,8n.d.

84,444,687,6n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


11.250


TOTAL: 58.611INF. N.D.: 46.557


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




3.836


3,7 ME

44 %34 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

138



AÑO YEAR 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota


Subtotal:VIIa (DE)IIa,IV (RM)Vb,VIa (FL)VIb,VII,XIV (FL)VIIb-h,VIII,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)Vb,VIa (SO)VIIb,XII,XIV (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)IIa,IV (RM)Vb,VIa (FL)VIb,XII,XIV (FL)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 56.563,0 51.226,5 5.517,8 1.587,3

1.770,02.231,04.001,0

86,01.963,0232,0109,0

9.432,086,0

11.908,0515,0690,078,0

2.144,04.427,0569,0

29.194,03.278,0798,0

2.388,036.227,0

1.470,2n.d.

1.470,295,9

256,7103,0149,8

8.878,0n.d.

9.483,4541,6777,3105,4n.d.

1.424,3615,0

33.209,33.926,51.097,8

n.d.38.848,6

1.282,9n.d.

1.282,90,7

179,051,70,0

8.778,6n.d.

9.010,0491,9746,3105,4n.d.

1.343,6154,4

29.446,53.875,9595,4n.d.

34.072,2

187,3n.d.

187,395,277,751,3149,899,4n.d.

473,449,731,00,0n.d.80,7460,6

3.762,850,6502,4n.d.

4.776,4

40,3n.d.40,385,652,041,0134,8

0,0n.d.

313,50,00,00,0n.d.0,0

399,1441,9

0,0392,6n.d.

1.233,6

147,0n.d.

9,625,710,315,099,4n.d.

49,731,00,0n.d.

61,53.320,9

50,6109,8n.d.

12,7n.d.

99,330,349,8100,0

1,1n.d.

9,24,00,0n.d.

74,911,31,345,8n.d.

78,5n.d.

10,133,020,110,1100,0n.d.

100,0100,0100,0n.d.

13,488,3100,021,9n.d.

21,5n.d.

89,967,079,990,00,0n.d.

0,00,00,0n.d.

86,611,70,078,1n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


51.227


TOTAL: 56.563INF. N.D.: 7.849


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




1.587


1,5 ME

11 %3 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IV (RM)IIIa, Sub 22-32 (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)IIa,IV (RM)Vb,VIa (FL)VI,XII,XIV (FL)VIb-k,VII,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)Vb,VIa (FL)VIb,XII,XIV (FL)VIIb-k,VIII,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)IIa,IV (RM)VIb,XII,XIV (FL)VIIb-k,VIII,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 49.015,0 46.380,7 5.356,6 1.607,7

1.637,01,898,0

0,03.535,0

85,01.816,0220,0133,0

6.320,0154,0

8.728,0511,0653,095,0

2.106,00,0

3.365,0566,0

27.002,0976,0948,0

3.895,033.387,0

1.192,01.090,0

3.101,094,6

526,7138,358,0

6.500,4n.d.

7.318,0564,7688,097,3

2.106,0

3.456,0637,5

29.876,71.176,8814,7n.d.

32.505,7

1.078,81.764,2

2.843,00,0

215,766,90,0

6.386,4n.d.

6.699,0541,2644,793,7

2.097,0

3.376,6425,9

25.772,71.152,1784,8n.d.

28.135,5

113,2144,8

258,094,6311,071,458,0114,0n.d.

649,023,543,33,69,0

79,4211,6

4.104,024,729,9n.d.

4.370,2

0,00,0

0,085,1258,3

0,00,00,0n.d.

343,50,00,00,00,0

0,0147,9

1.116,30,00,0n.d.

1.264,2

113,2144,8

9,552,713,85,8

114,0n.d.

23,543,33,69,0

63,82.987,7

24,729,9n.d.

9,09,0

100,059,051,6100,0

1,8n.d.

4,26,33,70,4

33,213,72,13,7n.d.

100,0100,0

10,016,919,410,0100,0n.d.

100,0100,0100,0100,0

30,172,8100,0100,0n.d.

0,00,0

90,083,10,00,00,0n.d.

0,00,00,00,0

69,927,20,00,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


46.381


TOTAL: 49.015INF. N.D.: 4.049


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




1.608


1,6 ME

12 %3 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

140


Estudio de la especie espadín.Study of the sprat species.

FAO: SPR





AÑOS / YEARS2008

667.684401.365284.359110.193

39%22,0 ME86.21917,2 ME

30 %

590.016468.100133.314

9.5367%

1.9 ME2.2890,5 ME

2%

569.824569.824

---------------------

477.7504.77.750

---------------------

407.101407.101

---------------------

397.722397.722

---------------------

3.540.8113.010.573557.661120.566

22%24,11 ME88.508,517,7 ME

16%

430.714288.711139.988

8370,60 %0,17 ME

00,0 ME

0%


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S



PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N

ESPECIE: ESPADÍN | SPECIES:SPRAT | FAO: SPR

142



AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

LV

LT

FI

PL

SE

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota





IIIb,c,dResto zonas

Subtotal:IIIb,c,d, Sub 22-32Resto zonas



Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 667.684,0 284.359,0 110.193,4 86.219,4

241.389,0241.389,030.525,030,525,052.060,052.060,062.877,062.877,022.745,0

0,022.745

23.469,00,0

23.469,0133.435,0

0,0133.435,086.670.014.514,0

101.184,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

24.773,0

24.773,025.292,0

25.292,0141.549,0

141.549,092.745,0

n.d.92.745,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

13.479,0

13.479,024.560,5

24.560,549.991,4

49.991,486.134,7

n.d.86.134,7

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

11.294,0

11.294,0731,5

731,591.557,6

91.557,66.610,3

n.d.6.601,3

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

8.816,7

8.816,70,0

0,077.402,7

77.402,70,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

2.477,3

731,5

14.154,9

6.610,3n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

45,6

2,9

64,7

7,1n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

21,9

100,0

15,5

100,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

78,1

0,0

84,5

0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


284.359


TOTAL: 667.684INF. N.D.: 401.365


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




86.219

EN VALOR22,0ME EN VALOR

17,2ME

39 %30 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE




AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

LV

LT

FI

PL

SE

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota


Sub 22-32Resto zonas







Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 590.016,0 133.314,0 9.535,7 2.289,1

213.119,0213.119,024.994,01.883,0

26.877,045.813,045.813,055.332,055.332,020.015,020.015,020.652,0

0,020.652,0

117.424,0117.424,076.270,014.514,090.784,0

n.d.

26.950,0n.d.

26.950,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

24.618,0n.d.

24.618,0n.d.

81.746,0n.d.

81.746,0

n.d.

22.301,9n.d.

22.301,9n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

21.820,2n.d.

21.820,2n.d.

79.656,2n.d.

79.656,2

n.d.

4.684,1n.d.

4.684,1n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

2.797,8n.d.

2.797,8n.d.

2.089,8n.d.

79.656,2

n.d.

1.953,1n.d.

1.953,1n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

336,0n.d.

336,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

n.d.

2.695,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

2.461,8n.d.

n.d.

2.089.8n.d.

n.d.

17,2n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

11,4n.d.

n.d.

2.6n.d.

n.d.

58,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

88,0n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

n.d.

42,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

12,0n.d.

n.d.

0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


133.314


TOTAL: 590.016INF. N.D.: 468.100


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




2.289


0,46 ME

7 %2 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


144


AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

LV

LT

FI

PL

SE

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota










211.004,0211.004,025.576,025.676,043.522,043.522,054.565,052.565,019.015,019.015,019.620,019.620,0

111.552,0111.552,086.970,086.970,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


---


TOTAL: 569.824INF. N.D.: 569.824


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




---


------

---


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

LV

LT

FI

PL

SE

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota










201.136,0201.136,019.865,019.865,033.077,033.077,039.949,039.949,014.451,014.451,014.911,014.911,084.780,084.780,069.581,069.581,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


---


TOTAL: 477.750INF. N.D.: 477.750


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




---


------

---


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


146


AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

LV

LT

FI

PL

SE

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota










187.838,0187.838,015.806,015.806,025.800,025.800,031.160,031.160,011.272,011.272,011.631,011.631,066.128,066.128,057.446,057.446,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


---


TOTAL: 407.101INF. N.D.: 407.101


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




---


------

---


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE






AÑO YEAR 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

LV

LT

FI

PL

SE

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota









Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 430.714,0 139.988,0 836,7 0,0

24.659,0167.038,0191.697,015.622,01.821,0

17.443,028.634,0

0,028.634,034.583,034.583,012.510,0

0,012.510,012.908,0

0,012.908,073.902,073.902,047.670.022.887,059.547,0

27.569,0n.d.

27.569,010.322,0

n.d.10.322,029.810,0

29.810,0n.d.

10.355,0

10.355,011.442,0

11.442,0n.d.

50.490,0n,d.

50.490,0

27.113,1n.d.

27.113,110.315,3

n.d.10.315,329.805,0

29.805,0n.d.

10.353,7

10.353,711.074,8

11.074,8n.d.

50.489,4n.d.

50.489,4

455,9n.d.

455,96,7n.d.6,75,0

5,0n.d.

1,3

1,3367,2

376,2n.d.

0,6n.d.0,6

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d

0,0

0,0n.d.

0,0

0,0

n.d

0,0n.d

455,9n.d.

6,7n.d.

5,0

n.d.

1,3

367,2

n.d.

0,6n.d.

1,7n.d.

0,1n.d.

0,0

n.d

0,0

3,2

n.d.

0,0n.d

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0

n.d.

100,0

100,0

n.d.

100,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0

n.d.

0,0

0,0

n.d.

0,0n.d

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


139.988


TOTAL: 430.714INF. N.D.: 288.711


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA



EN Tons.837 EN Tons.

0


0,0 ME

1 %0 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

148


AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

EE

LV

LT

FI

PL

SE

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota










170.029,0170.029,016.616,016.616,027.489,027.489,0

33.2000,033.200,012.010,012.010,012.392,012.392,070.456,070.456,055.530,055.530,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


---


TOTAL: 397.722INF. N.D.: 397.722


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




---


------

---


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





Estudio de la especie fletán negro.Study of the greenland halibut species.

FAO: GHL


150


AÑOS / YEARS2008

15.23015.230


15.11314.767

35450

14 %0,1 ME

340,1 ME10 %

15.31215.069

26531

12%0,06 ME

120,0 ME

5%

15.03614.882

17438

22%0,07 ME

210,0 ME12%

14.25114.218

1208

7%0,02 ME

20,0 ME

2%

13.23412.2891.08238636%

0,75 ME277

0,5 ME26%

101.66498.8323.1501.01832 %

1,99 ME791,421,6 ME25%

13.48812.3771.15550544%

1,00 ME444

0,9 ME38%


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S


ESPECIE: FLETÁN NEGRO | SPECIES:GREENLAND HALIBUT | FAO: GHL



PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N




AÑO YEAR 2008



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DE

ES

FR

PT

UK




I,II,IIIa,IV,V,XIVNAFO GroenlandiaNAFO 3LMNO

Subtotal:II,IV NAFO LMNO

Subtotal:IIIa,IV

Subtotal:NAFO 3LMNO

Subtotal:I,II,IIIa,IVV, XIV Groenlandia

Subtotal:TOTALES TOTALS: 15.230,0

8.184,08.184,04.402,54.402,5

92,092,0

1.837,51.837,5

714,0714,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008


n.d.


TOTAL: 15.230INF. N.D.: 15.230


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




n.d.


n.d.

n.d.

n.d.


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

152



AÑO YEAR 2009



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DE

ES

FR

PT

UK




II,IV,VIResto zonas

Subtotal:IIIa,IV NAFO LMNO

Subtotal:II,IV,VIResto zonas

Subtotal:NAFO 3LMNO

Subtotal:II,IV,VIResto zonas

Subtotal:TOTALES TOTALS: 15.113,0 354,0 50,2 34,4

7,08.174,08.181,04.400,54.400,5

69,00,0

69,01.837,51.837,5270,0355,0625,0

7,0n.d.7,0n.d.n.d.

146,0

146,0n.d.n.d.

201,0n.d.

201,0

0,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.

103,3

103,3n.d.n,d.

200,5n.d.

200,5

7,0n.d.7,0n.d.n.d.42,7

42,7n.d.n.d.0,5n.d0,5

0,7n.d.

n.d.n.d.14,6

n.d.n.d.0,5n.d.

100,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.29,2

n.d.n.d.0,2n.d.

10,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.34,2

n.d,n.d.

100,0n.d.

6,3n.d.6,3n.d.n.d.28,1

28,1n.d.n.d.0,0n.d.

90,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.65,8

n.d.n.d.0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009


354


TOTAL: 15.113INF. N.D.: 14.767


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA



EN Tons.50 EN Tons.

34


0,1ME

14 %10 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2010



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DE

ES

FR

PT

UK




II,IV,Vb,VI (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIIa,IV (DE)NAFO LMNO (SO)

Subtotal:II,IV,Vb,VI (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:NAFO 3LMNO (SO)Resto zonas


Subtotal:TOTALES TOTALS: 15.312,0 265,0 31,3 12,2

5,08.474,08.479,0

3,04.399,54.402,5

49,00,0

49,01.837,5

0,01.837,5189,0355,0544,0

6,0n.d.6,0

n.d.

176,0

176,0n.d.

n.d.83,0n.d.83,0

n.d.

n.d.n.d.

151,6

151,6n.d.

n.d.82,1n.d.82,1

6,0n.d.6,0

n.d.n.d.24,4

24,4n.d.

n.d.0,9n.d.0,9

0,6n.d.

n.d.n.d.17,6

n.d.

n.d.0,9n.d.

100,0n.d.

n.d.

13,9

n.d.

1,1n.d.

10,0n.d.

n.d.

72,1

n.d.

100,0n.d.

5,4n.d.5,4

n.d.n.d.6,8

6,8n.d.

n.d.0,0n.d.

90,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.27,9

n.d.

0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010


265


TOTAL: 15.312INF. N.D.: 15.069


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA



EN Tons.31 EN Tons.

12


0,02 ME

12 %5 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

154



AÑO YEAR 2011



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DE

ES

FR

PT

UK




I,II,IIIa,IV,V,XIVNAFO GroenlandiaNAFO 3LMNO (SO)

Subtotal:II,IV,Vb,VI (DE)NAFO 3LMNO (SO)


Subtotal:NAFO 3LMNO (SO) Resto zonas


Subtotal:

7.854,07.854,0

2,04.722,04.724,0

31,00,0

31,01.973,8

0,01.973,8123,0330,0453,0

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.

106,0

10,6,0

n.d.n.d.68,0n.d.68,0

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.74,0

74,0

n.d.n.d.62,0n.d.62,0

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.32,0

32,0

n.d.n.d.6,0n.d.6,0

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.10,6

n.d.n.d.6,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.30,2

n.d.n.d.8,8n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

33,1

n.d.

100,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.21,4

21,4

n.d.n.d.0,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

66,9

n.d.

0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

TOTALES TOTALS: 15.035,8 174,0 38,0 21,4



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011


174


TOTAL: 15,036INF. N.D.: 14.882


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA



EN Tons.38 EN Tons.

21


0,04 ME

22 %12 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2012



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DE

ES

FR

PT

UK




I,II,IIIa,IV,V,XIVNAFO GroenlandiaNAFO 3LMNO (SO)

Subtotal:II,IV,Vb,VI (DE)Resto de zonas


Subtotal:NAFO 3LMNO (SO)

Subtotal:II,IV,Vb,VI (DE)

Subtotal:

7.434,07.434,0

2,04.486,04.486,0

31,00,0

31,01.875,01.875,0423,0423,0

n.d.n.d.2,0n.d.2,0

118,0

118,0n.d.n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.0,0n.d.

116,6

116,6n.dn.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.

2,0n.d.2,06,4

6,4n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,2n.d.

6,4

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

100,0n.d.

5,4

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

10,0n.d.

100,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

1,8n.d.1,80,0

0,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

90,0n.d.

0,0

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES

TOTALES TOTALS: 14.251,0 120,0 8,4 1,8



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012


120


TOTAL: 14.251INF. N.D.: 14.218


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA



EN Tons.8 EN Tons.

2


0,004ME

7 %2%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

156



AÑO YEAR 2013



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DE

ES

FR

PT

UK




IIIa,IV,Vb,VI (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIIa,IV,Vb,VI (DE)Resto zonas




Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 13.488,0 1.154,6 504,9 444,3

23,06.113,06.136,0

13,04.262,04.275,0218,0

0,0218,0

1.782,01782,0857,0220,0

1.077,0

8,0n.d.8,0

13,2n.d.13,2

598,4

598,4n.d.

535,0n.d.

535,0

0,0.n.d.0,00,1n.d.0,1

305,6

305,6n.d.

344,0n.d.

344,0

8,0n.d.8,013,1n.d13,1292,8

292,8n.d.

191,0n.d.

191,0

0,8n.d.

1,3n.d.

59,8

n.d.

53,5n.d.

100,0n.d.

99,2n.d.

48,9

n.d.

35,7n.d.

10,0n.d.

10,1n.d.

20,4

n.d.

28,0n.d.

7,2n,d.7,211,8n.d.13,1233,0

233,0n.d.

137,5n.d.

191,0

90,0n.d.

89,9n.d.

79,6

n.d.

72,0n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013


1.155


TOTAL: 13.488INF. N.D.: 12.377


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




444


0,9 ME

44 %38 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2014



Capturasen Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DE

ES

FR

PT

UK




IIIa,IV,Vb,VI (DE)Resto zonas





Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 13.234,0 1.082,4 385,6 277,4

20,06.048,06.068,0

11,04.243,04.254,0185,0

0,0185,0

1.774,01.774,0729,0224,0953,0

42,8n.d.42,812,3n.d.12,3

490,7

490,7n.d.n.d.

536,6n.d.

536,6

n.d.

n.d.n.d.

368,9

368,9n.d.n.d.

327,9n.d.

327,9

42,8n.d42,812,3n.d.12,3121,8

121,8n.d.0,0

208,7n.d.

208,7

4,3n.d.

1,2n.d.

49,1

n.d.

53,7n.d

100n.d

100,0n.d.

24,8

n.d.

38,9n.d.

10,0n.d.

10,0n.d.

40,3

n.d.

25,7n.d.

38,5n.d38,511,1n.d11,172,7

72,7n.d

155,0n.d

155,0

90,0n.d.

90,0n.d.

59,7

n.d.

74,3n.d.

SOBRANTES



Catchesin Tons (B)



(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


quota


quota


quota

SURPLUS

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014


1.082


TOTAL: 13.234INF. N.D.: 12.289


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




277


0,5 ME

36 %26 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

158


Estudio de la especie gallo.Study of the megrim species.

FAO: LEZ





AÑOS / YEARS2008

25.4721.563

24.14110.97445%

27,9 ME8.560

21,8 ME35%

25.6791.563

26.36011.69144 %

29,6 ME9.055

22,9 ME34 %

25.97624.7291.178

575%

0,14 ME49

0,1 ME4%

25.8641.01024.82410.72243%

25,11 ME8.240

19,3 ME33%

25.0000

27.07910.98341%

25,97 ME8.327

19,7 ME31%

26.9430

29.36912.23442%

28,93 ME9.398

22,0 ME32%

180.02528.865160.56164.85040 %

157,16 ME49.226,69119,4 ME

31%

25.0910

27.6108.19030%

19,57 ME5.599

13,4 ME20%


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S


ESPECIE: GALLO | MEGRIM | FAO: LEZ


PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N

160



AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIVb,VI,XII,XIVVIIIa,b,d,eVIIIc,IX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIVb,VI,XII,XIVVIIIa,b,d,eVIIIc,IX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:Vb,VI,XII,XIVVIIResto zonas

Subtotal:IVb,VI,XII,XIVVIIResto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 25.472,0 24.141,0 10.973,9 8.559,8

5.490,0295,0

1.176,01.320,0

0,08.281,06,663,01.148,0949,066,026,0

8.852,0336,0

3.029,00,0

3.365,02.624,0813,0

1.537,04.947,0

5.490,0295,0

1.301,01.351,0

nd.8.437,06,663,08,18,0

q.054,037,0n.d.

8.572,0276,0

3.029,0n.d.

3.305,02.624,01.023,0

n.d.3.827,0

4.562,1233,0532,2

1.197,1n.d.

6.524,41,571,3169,1514,512,0n.d.

2.266,9239,6

1.512,3n.d.

1.751,91.662,51.001,4

n.d.2.623,9

927,962,0768,8153,9n.d.

1.912,65.091,7648,9539,525,0n.d.

6.305,136,4

1.516,7n.d.

1.553,11.001,5201,6n.d.

1.203,1

378,932,5638,718,8n.d.

1.068,94.425,4567,1434,121,3n.d.

5.447,98,8

1.213,8n.d.

1.222,6739,181,3n.d.

820,4

549,029,5130,1135,1n.d.

666,381,8105,4

3,7n.d.

27,6302,9n.d.

262,4120,3n.d.

16,921,059,111,4n.d.

76,479,351,267,6n.d.

13,250,1n.d.

38,216,8n.d.

59,247,616,987,8n.d.

13,112,619,514,8n.d.

75,820,0n.d.

26,259,7n.d.

40,852,483,112,2n.d.

86,987,980,585,2n.d.

24,280,0n.d.

73,840,3n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


24.141


TOTAL: 25.472INF. N.D.: 1.563


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




8.560


21,8 ME

45 %35 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE




AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIVb,VI,XII,XIVVIIIa,b,d,eVIIIc,IX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIVb,VI,XII,XIVVIIIa,b,d,eVIIIc,IX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIVb,VI,XII,XIVResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIVb,VI,XII,XIVResto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 25.679,0 26.360,0 11.690,9 9.054,9

5.490,0318,0

1.176,01.320,0

0,08.304,06.663,01.240,0949,066,026,0

8.944,03.029,0363,0

0,03.392,02.624,0878,0

1.537,05.039,0

6.039,0298,0

1.301,01.300,0

0,08.938,07.329,01.130,01.054,0

60,0n.d.

9.573,03.332,0391,0n.d.

3.723,02.886,01.240,0

n.d.4.126,0

4.504,4158,2481,6949,5

0,06.093,72.191,0165,0767,411,8n.d.

3.135,21.919,5234,7n.d.

2.154,02.170,01.115,1

n.d.3.285,9

1.534,6139,8819,3350,5n.d.

2.844,25.318,0965,0286,648,2n.d.

6.437,81.412,5156,3n.d.

1.568,8715,2124,9n.d.

840,1

930,7110,0689,2220,5n.d.

1.950,04.405,1852,0181,242,2n.d.

5.480,51.079,3117,2n.d.

1.196,5426,6

0,9n.d.

427,5

603,929,8130,1130,0n.d.

732,9113,0105,4

6,0n.d.

333,239,1n.d.

288,6124,0n.d.

25,446,963,027,0n.d.

70,185,427,280,3n.d.

42,240,0n.d.

24,810,1n.d.

39,421,315,937,1n.d.

14,311,736,812,4n.d.

23,625,0n.d.

40,499,3n.d.

60,678,784,162,9n.d.

85,788,363,287,6n.d.

76,475,0n.d.

59,60,7n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


26.360


TOTAL: 25.679INF. N.D.: 1.563


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




9.055


22,9 ME

44 %34 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


162



AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VII (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)VIIResto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 25.976,0 1.178,0 56,9 48,6

5.490,0350,0

1.176,01.188,0

0,08.204,06.663,01.364,0949,059,029,0

9.064,03.029,0399,0

0,03.428,01.690,0966,0

2.624,0

5.280,0

n.d.n.d.n.d.

1.113,0n.d.

1.113,0n.d.n.d.n.d.65,0n.d.65,0n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.dn.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

1.111,2n.d.

1.111,2n.d.n.d.n.d.9,9n.d.9,9n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.dn.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d..n.d.1,8n.d.1,8n.d.n.d..n.d.55,1n.d.55,1n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d..n.d.0,0n.d.

n.d.n.d..n.d.48,6n.d.48,6n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.



n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.


n.d.n.d..n.d.84,8n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d..n.d.

100,0n.d.

n.d.n.d..n.d.11,8n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.


n.d.n.d..n.d.88,2n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


1.178


TOTAL: 25.976INF. N.D.: 24.729


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA



EN Tons.57 EN Tons.

49


0,1 ME

5 %4 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE




AÑO YEAR 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VII (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)IIa,IV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (RM)Resto zonas


Subtotal:VII (DE)IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 25.864,0 24.824,0 10.722,1 8.239,7

5.490,0385,0999,0

1.1010,07.884,06.663,01.501,0

30,0807,050,0n.d.

9.051,03.029,0439,0n.d.

3.468,02.624,01.775,01.062,0

n.d.5.461,0

5.490,0385,0578,0n.d.

6.462,06.655,01.451,0

20,01.207,0

51,0n.d.

9.384,02.988,0439,0n.d.

3.427,02.673,01.768,01.110,0

n.d.5.551,0

3.439,3244,5408,1n.d.

4.091,92.253,1151,3

9,0819,0

5,0n.d.

3.237,42.232,0299,0n.d.

2.531,22.085,21.379,1777,1n.d.

4.241,4

2.050,7140,5178,9n.d.

2.370,14.401,91.299,7

11,0388,046,0n.d.

6.146,6756,0139,8n.d.

895,8587,8388,9332,9n.d.

1.309,6

1.501,7102,0120,2n.d.

1.723,93.736,41.154,6

9,0267,340,9n.d.

5.208,2457,295,9n.d.

553,1320,5212,1221,9n.d.

754,5

549,038,558,7n.d.

665,5145,1

2,0120.7

5,1n.d.

298,843,9n.d.

267,3176,8111,0n.d.

37,436,530,5n.d.

66,189,655,032,190,0n.d.

25,331,8n.d.

22,022,030,0n.d.

26,827,432,8n.d.

15,111,218,231,111,1n.d.

39,531,4n.d.

45,545,533,3n.d.

73,272,667,2n.d.

84,988,881,868,988,9n.d.

60,568,6n.d.

54,554,566,7n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


24.824


TOTAL: 25.864INF. N.D.: 1.010


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




8.240


19,30 ME

43 %33 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


164


AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VII (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (RM)Resto zonas



Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 25.000,0 27.079,2 10.982,8 8.327,4

5.216,0385,0950,0

1.121,00,0

7.672,06.329,0

30,01.501,0766,056,00,0

8.682,02.878,0439,0

0,03.317,02.492,01.775,01.062,0

0,05.329,0

5.599,0424,0601,0877,7

0,07.501,76.688,0

32,01.646,01.287,0

61,00,0

9.714,03.384,0483,0

0,03.867,02.887,51.936,01.173,0

0,05.996,5

3.578,9208,1418,2657,1

0,04.862,32.668,0

4,8125,4787,0

3,20,0

3.588,43.098,1332,2

0,03.430,32.163,21.378,1674,1

0,04.215,4

2.020,1215,9182,8220,6n.d.

2.639,44.020,0

27,21.520,6500,057,8n.d.

6.125,6285,9150,8n.d.

436,7724,3557,9498,9n.d.

1.781,1

1.460,2173,5122,7132,8n.d.

1.889,23.351,2

24,01.356,0371,351,7n.d.

5.154,20,0

102,5n.d.

102,5435,6364,3381,6n.d.

1.181,5

559,942,460,187,8n.d.

668,83,2

164,6128,7

6,1n.d.

285,948,3n.d.

288,8193,6117,3n.d.

36,150,930,425,1n.d.

60,185,092,438,994,8n.d.

8,431,2n.d.

25,128,842,5n.d.

27,719,632,939,8n.d.

16,611,810,825,710,6n.d.

100,032,0n.d.

39,934,723,5n.d.

72,380,467,160,2n.d.

83,488,289,274,389,4n.d.

0,068,0n.d.

60,165,376,5n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


27.079




SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




8.327


19,7 ME

41 %31 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE






AÑO YEAR 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VII (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)IIa,IV (RM)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (FL)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas


Subtotal:VII (DE)IIa,IV (RM)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 25.091,0 27.609,6 8.189,9 5.598,5

5.216,0385,0950,0

1.121,00,0

7.672,06.329,0

32,01.501,0766,056,00,0

8.684,02.878,0439,0

0,03.317,02.492,01.864,01.062,0

0,05.418,0

5.437,9427,4685,1

1.158,10,0

7.709,16.633,8

35,21.665,61.194,7

62,10,0

9.591,43.386,9487,3

0,03.874,23.212,02.043,61.179,3

0,06.434,9

4.539,3212,7581,1735,1

0,06.068,23.679,5

6,895,6

849,712,90,0

4.644,53.053,3384,1

3.874,23.212,02.043,61.179,3

0,05.269,7

898,6214,7104,0423,6n.d.

1.640,92.954,3

28,41.570,0345,049,2n.d.

4.946,9333,7103,2n.d.

436,9156,6356,7651,9n.d.

1.165,2

354,8172,035,5307,7n.d.

870,02.290,9

24,91.403,4225,543,0n.d.

3.987,80,054,5n.d.54,50,0

152,3534,0n.d.

686,3

543,842,768,5115,9n.d.

663,43,5

166,6119,5

6,2n.d.

333,748,7n.d.

156,6204,4117,9n.d.

16,550,215,236,6n.d.

44,580,794,328,979,2n.d.

9,921,2n.d.

4,917,555,3n.d.

60,519,965,927,4n.d.

22,512,410,634,612,6n.d.

100,047,2n.d.

100,057,318,1n.d.

39,580,134,172,6n.d.

77,587,689,465,487,4n.d.

0,052,8n.d.

0,042,781,9n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


27.610




SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




5.599


13,4 ME

30 %20 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

166


AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VII (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)IIa,IV (RM)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas


Subtotal:VII (DE)IIa,IV (RM)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 26.943,0 29.369,2 12.233,8 9.397,7

5.216,0463,0950,0

2.084,00,0

8.713,06.329,0

34,01.805,0776,0104,0

0,09.048,02.878,0528,0

0,03.406,02.492,02.006,01.278,0

0,05.776,0

5.199,7505,7793,5

2.199,80,0

8.698,76.732,3

37,51.971,51.085,4

85,20,0

9.911,93.466,1576,7

0,04.042,83.134,62.185,31.395,9

0,06.715,8

3.227,3129,3551,0934,3

0,04.841,93.389,5

8,1127,2919,510,00,0

4.454,32.412,9475,8

0,02.888,72.922,01.468,4560,1

0,04.950,5

1.972,4376,4242,5

1.265,5n.d.

3.856,83.342,8

29,41.844,3165,972,2n.d.

5.457,61.053,2100,9n.d.

1.154,1212,6716,9835,8n.d.

1.765,3

1.452,4325,8163,2

1.045,5n.d.

2.986,92.669,6

25,71.647,2

57,466,7n.d.

4.466,4706,643,2n.d.

749,80,0

498,4696,2n.d.

1.194,6

520,050,679,4220,0n.d.

673,23,8

197,2108,5

8,5n.d.

346,657,7n.d.

212,6218,5139,6n.d.

38,074,031,058,0n.d.

49,778,493,515,388,3n.d.

30,417,5n.d.

6,832,859,9n.d.

26,413,432,717,4n.d.

20,112,810,765,411,3n.d.

32,957,2n.d.

100,030,516,7n.d.

73,686,667,382.6n.d.

79,987,289,334,688,7n.d.

67,142,8n.d.

0,069,583,3n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


29.369




SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




9.398


22,2 ME

42 %32 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





Estudio de la especie jurel.Study of the horse mackerel species.

FAO: JAX


168


ESPECIE: JUREL | HORSE MACKEREL | FAO: JAX

AÑOS / YEARS2008

267.85270.080

207.91460.26029 %

36,2 ME42.59225,6 ME

20 %

263.47541.377

240.60558.46724 %

35,1 ME38.33523,0 ME

16 %

262.9198.884

277.42165.11223%

39,07 ME44.79126,9 ME

16%

253.46791.165193.72536.26119%

21,76 ME17.51410,5 ME

9%

251.63640.511218.37622.40110%

13,44 ME6.7254,0 ME

3%

196.109142.60159.0957.84713%

4,71 ME4.5232,7 ME

8 %

1.742.070430.515

1.425.092284.167

20 %170,50 ME166.196,97

99,7 ME12%

246.61235.897227.95733.81915%

20,29 ME11.7167,0 ME

5%


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S




PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N




AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

Vb,VI,VII,VIIIa,b,d,e,XII,XIV





VIIIc,IX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:Vb,VI,VII,VIIIa,b,d,e,XII,XIV









TOTALES TOTALS: 267.852,0 207.914,0 60.260,2 42.591.7

15.236,025.208,040.444,012.178,01.901,0

14.079,016.631,031.069,01.280,0

48.980,08.047,0393,040,0

8.480.058.102,04.089,0

62.191,039.646,01.463,0

41.109,032.378,032.378,016.470,03.721,0

20.191,0

6.810,0n.d.

6.810.019.178,0

n.d.19.178,03.195,0

31.443,0n.d.

34.638,016.131,0

435,0n.d.

16.556,065.621,0

n.d.65.621,042.483,0

n.d.42.843,0

n.d.

22.618,0n.d.

22.618,0

3.766,5n.d.

3.766,511.454,0

n.d.11.454,92.838,0

31.421,0n.d.

34.260,010.575,0

101,510.676,043.144,1

n.d.43.144,135.895,5

n.d.35.895,5

n.d.

8.456,4n.d.

8.456,4

3.043,5n.d.

3.043,57.723,7

n.d.7.723,7356,221,4n.d.

377,65.555,9333,5n.d.

5.889,422.476,9

n.d.22.476,96.587,5

n.d.6.587,5

n.d.

14.161.6n.d.

14.161,6

2.362,5n.d.

2.362,55.805,9

n.d.5.805,9

36,70,0n.d.36,7

3.942,8290,0n.d.

4.232,815.914,8

n.d.15.914,82.339,2

n.d.2.339,2

n.d.

11.899,8n.d

1.899,8

681,0n.d.

1.917,8n.d.

319,521,4n.d.

1.613,143,5n.d.

6.562,1n.d.

4.248,3n.d.

n.d.

2.261,8n.d.

44,7n.d.

40,3n.d.

11,1

n.d.

34,376,7n.d.

15,5n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

62,6n.d.

22,4n.d.

24,8n.d.

89,7100,0n.d.

29,013,0n.d.

29,2n.d.

64,5n.d.

n.d.

16,0n.d.

77,6n.d.

75,2n.d.

10,3n.d.

71,0n.d.

70,8n.d.

35,5n.d.

n.d.

84,0,n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


207.914


TOTAL: 267.852INF. N.D.: 70.080


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




42.592


25,6 ME

29%20%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

170



AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

















TOTALES TOTALS: 263.475,0 240.605,0 58.466,6 38.335,2

15.056,023.509,038.565,012.035,01.772,0

13.807,016.435,031.069,01.280,0

48.784,07.952,0393,037,0

8.382,057.415,03.874,0

61.289,039.179,01.364,0

40.543,026.288,06.071,0

32.359,016.276,03.470,0

19.746,0

11.048,0n.d.

11.048,019.920,0

n.d.19.920,03.930,0

31.710,0n.d.

35.640,016.565,0

437,0n.d.

17.002,068.027,0

n.d.68.027,044.152,0

n.d.44.152,025.668,0

n.d.25.668,019.148,0

n.d.19.148,0

439,3n.d.

439,315.144,7

n.d.15.144,73.316,5

31.667,1n.d.

34.983,611.194,3

58,8n.d.

11.253,148.176,8

n.d.48.176,839.133,5

n.d.39.133,514.973

n.d.14.973,018.034,2

n.d.18.043,2

10.608,7n.d.

10.608,74.775,3

n.d.4.775,3613,542,9n.d.

656,45.370,7378,2n.d.

5.748,919.850,2

n.d.19.850.25.018,5

n.d.5.018,510.694,8

n.d.10.694,81.113,8

n.d.1.138,8

9.503,9n.d.

9.503,92.783,3

n.d.2.783,3220,5n.d.

220.5

3.714,2334,5n.d.

4.048,713.047,5

n.d.13.047,5

603,3n.d.

603,38.128,0

n.d.8.128,0

0,0n.d

1.104,8n.d.

1.992,0n.d.

393,042,9n.d.

1.656,543,7n.d.

6.802,7n.d.

4.415,2n.d.

2.568,8n.d

1.113,8n.d.

96,0n.d.

24,0n.d.

15,60,1n.d.

32,486,5n.d.

29,2n.d.

11,4n.d.

41,7n.d.

5,8n.d.

10,4n.d.

41,7n.d.

64,1100,0n.d.

30,811,6n.d.

34,3n.d.

88,0n.d.

24,0n.d.

200,0n.d.

89,6n.d.

58,3n.d.

35,90,0n.d.

69,288,4n.d.

65,7n.d.

12,0n.d.

76,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


240.605


TOTAL: 263.475INF. N.D.: 41.377


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




38.335


23,00 ME

24%16%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIIe-k

IVb,cVb,VI,VIId,VIIIa,b,d,e,XII,XIV (DE)


IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIIe-k

IVb,cVb,VI,VIId,VIIIa,b,d,e,XII,XIV (DE)


VIIIc (DE)IX (DE)IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIe-k, VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIc (DE)IX (DE)IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIe-k, VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIIe-k

IVb,c,VIId,VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (DE)


IVb,c,VIId,VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (DE)


VIIIc (DE)IX (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIIe-k,VIIIa,b,d,e,XII,XIV (DE)

IVb,c,VIId (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 262.919,0 277.420,7 65.111,8 44 791,4

15.691,020.875,0

0,036.566,012.243,01.843,0

0,014.086,022.676,08.057,0

16.699,01.671,0

49.049,0393,0

6.301,0

1.732,00,0

8.426,049.123,012.568,0

0,061.691,040.775,01.313,0

42.088,02.241,0

23.085,05.954,0

31.280,014.765,04.968,0

0,019.733,0

6.550,05.107,0

n.d.11.657,019.524,04.228,7

n.d.23.752,722.708,08.068,0

2.040,0n.d.

32.816,0437,0

17.012,0

2.678,0n.d.

20.177,066.185,027.257,0

n.d.93.442,047.685,0

n.d.47.685,02.468,0

25.425,0n.d.

27.893,015.652,04.396,0

n.d.20.048,0

3.002,40,1n.d.

3.002,517.579,63.0803,9

n.d.21.383,522.699,88.062,7

1.730,7n.d.

32.493,282,60,0

1.504,3n.d.

1.586,962.43,3

16.202,4n.d.

78.545,744.489,3

n.d.44.489,3

809,414.040,8

n.d.14.850,214.078,11.879,5

n.d.15.957,6

3.557,65.106,9

n.d.8.664,51.944,4424,8n.d.

2.369,28,25,3

309,3n.d.

322,8354,4

17.012,0

1.173,7n.d.

18.896,33.195,611.054,6

n.d.14.896,33.195,7

n.d.3.195,71.658,611.384,2

n.d.13.042,81.573,92.516,5

n.d,4.090,4

2.892,64.596,2

n.d.7.488,8

0,01,9n.d.1,90,00,0

105,3n.d.

105,3310,7

15.310,8

905,9n.d.

16.527,40,0

8.328,9n.d.

8.328,90,0n.d.

1.411,88.841,7

n.d.10.253,5

8,72.076,9

n.d.

655,0510,7n.d.

1.944,4422,9n.d.

8,25,3

204,9n.d.

43,71.701,2

267,8n.d.

3.841,72.725,7

n.d.

3.195,7n.d.

246,8

2.542,5n.d.

1.565,2439,6n.d.

54,2100,0n.d.

10,010,0n.d.

0,00,1

15,2n.d.

81,1100,0

43,8n.d.

5,840,6n.d.

6,7n.d.

67,244,8n.d.

10,157,2n.d.

18,510,0n.d.

100,099,5n.d.

100,0100,0

66,0n.d.

12,310,0

22,8n.d.

100,024,7n.d.

100,0n.d.

14,922,3n.d.

99.417,5n.d.

81,590,0n.d.

0,00,5n.d

0,00,0

34,0n.d.

87,790,077,2

n.d.

0,075,3n.d.

0,0n.d.

85,177,7n.d.

0,682,5n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


277.421


TOTAL: 262.919INF. N.D.: 8.884


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




44.791


26,9ME

23%16%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

172


AÑO YEAR 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIIe-k,

IVb,cVb,VI,VIId,VIIIa,b,d,e,XII,XIV (RM)


IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIIe-k, VIIIa,b,d,e, Vb,XII,XIV (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Todas laszonas

Subtotal:VIIIc (RM)IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIIe-k,

VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (RM)








VIIIc (RM)IX (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIIe-k,



TOTALES TOTALS: 253.467,0 193.725,0 36.261,3 17.514,3

15.642,020.447,036.009,0

12.142,01.805,0

13.947,047.117,047.117,0

390,0

6.250,01.696,08.336,0

48.719,012.310,061.029,0

40.439,01.286,0

41.725,02.226,0

21.931,01.638,0

25.795,0

14.643,04.866,0

19.509,0

7.436,0n.d.

7.436,0

23.599,0n.d.

23.599,0n.d.

434,0

14.539,0n.d.

14.973,0

64.016,0n.d.

64.016,0

42.615,0n.d.

42.615,0873,0

24.274,0n.d.

25.147,0

15.939,0n.d.

15.939,0

3.111,6n.d.

3.111,6

19.152,0n.d.

19.152,0n.d.

93,9

10.308,0n.d.

10.401,9

57.618,0n.d.

57.618,0

38.009,0n.d.

38.009,0740,2

13.464,0n.d.

14.204,2

14.967,0n.d.

14.967,0

4,324,4n.d.

4.324,4

4.447,0n.d.

4.447,0n.d.

340,1

4.231,0n.d.

4.571,1

6.398,0n.d.

6.398,0

4.606,0n.d.

4.606,0132,8

10.810,0n.d.

10.942,8

972,0n.d.

972,0

3.580,8n.d.

3.580,8

2.087,1n.d.

2.087,1n.d.

296,7

2.777,1n.d.

3.073,8

0,0n.d.

344,5n.d.

344,545,5

8.382,6n.d.

8.428,1

0,0n.d.

743,6n.d.

2.359,9n.d.

n.d.

43,4

1.453,9n.d.

6.398,0n.d.

4.261,5n.d.

87,32.427,4

n.d.

972,0n.d.

58,2n.d.

18,8n.d.

n.d.

78,4

29,1n.d.

10,0n.d.

10,8n.d.

15,244,5n.d.

6,1n.d.

17,2n.d.

53,1n.d.

n.d.

12,8

34,4n.d.

100,0n.d.

92,5n.d.

65,722,5n.d.

100,0n.d.

82,8n.d.

46,9n.d.

n.d.

87,2

65,6n.d.

0,0n.d.

7,5n.d.

34,377,5n.d.

0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


193.725


TOTAL: 253.467INF. N.D.: 91.165


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




17.514


10,5 ME

19 %9 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE






AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIe-k, VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIe-k, VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIc (RM)IX (DE)IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIe-k, VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIc (RM)IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIe-k, VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (RM)Resto zonas



Subtotal:VIIIc (RM)IX (DE)IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIe-k, VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (RM)Resto zonas



15.502,019.339,034.841,0

12.096,01.708,0

13.804,222.409,07.969,0

16.498,0359.0

47.235,0388,0

6.226,01.604,08.218,0

48.532,011.642,060.174,0

40.284,01.216,0

41.500,02.214,0

22.831,0

1.589,041,0

26.675,0

14.587,04.602,0

19.189,0

4.356,0n.d.

4.356,0

17.471,0n.d.

17.471,012.195,19.787,7

5.510,1n.d.

27.492,9231,0

10.747,0n.d.

10.978,0

71.420,0n.d.

71.420,0

46.791,0n.d.

46.9711.091,0

22.758,0

21,0n.d.

23.870,0

15.997,0n.d.

15.997,0

3.929,3n.d.

3.929,3

17.054,6n.d.

17.054,68.275,78.160,6

5.505,9n.d.

21.942,254,2

8.720,7n.d.

8.774,9

65.194,4n.d.

65.194,4

45.306,5n.d.

45.306,51.023,7

18.229,2

0,0n.d.

19.252,9

14.520,2n.d.

14.520,2

426,7n.d.

426,7

416,4n.d.

416,43.919,41.627,1

4,2n.d.

5.550,7176,8

2.026,3n.d.

2.203,1

6.225,6n.d.

6.225,6

1.484,5n.d.

1.484,567,3

4.528,8

21,0n.d.

4.617,1

1.476,8n.d.

1.476,8

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

2.699,9648,3

0,0n.d.

3.348,2153,7

951,6n.d.

1.105,3

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,02.253,0

18,9n.d.

2.271,9

0,0n.d.

426,7n.d.

416,4n.d.

1.219,5978,8

4,2n.d.

23,1

1.074,7n.d.

6.225,6n.d.

1.484,5n.d.

67,32.275,8

2,1n.d.

1.476,8n.d.

9,8n.d.

2,4n.d.

32,116,6

0,1n.d.

76,5

18,9n.d.

8,7n.d.

3,2n.d.

6,219,9

100,0n.d.

9,2n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

31,160,2

100,0n.d.

13,1

53,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,050,3

10,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

68,939,8

0,0n.d.

86,9

47,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,049,7

90,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


218.376


TOTAL: 251.636INF. N.D.: 40.511


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




6.725


4,0 ME

10 %3 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

174



AÑO YEAR 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIe-k, VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (FL)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIe-k, VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (FL)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIc (FL)IX (DE)IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIe-k, VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (FL)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIc (FL)IIa,IVa,VI,VIIa-c,VIIe-k, VIIIa,b,d,e,Vb,XII,XIV (FL)Resto zonas



Subtotal:VIIIc (FL)IX (DE)Resto zonas



15.702,016.376,032.069,0

12.251,01.445,0

13.696,022.409,07.762,0

16.711,0304,0

47.186,0388,0

6.306,01.358,08.052,0

49.156,09.854,0

59.010,0

40.803,01.029,0

41.832,02.214,0

22.238,01.645,0

26.097,0

14.775,03.895,0

18.670,0

7.868,1n.d.

7.868,1

27.659,2n.d.

27.659,223.628,510.840,8

7.075,1n.d.

41.544,4411,1

12.410,2n.d.

12.821,3

64.263,6n.d.

64.263,6

41.195,5n.d.

41.195,52.281,3

22.413,8n.d.

24.695,1

7.909,4n.d.

7.909,4

6.725,6n.d.

6.725,6

24.885,0n.d.

24.885,018.787,710.127,1

5.880,2n.d.

34.795,09,8

6.761,5n.d.

6.771,3

54.906,4n.d.

54.906,4

37.398,1n.d.

37.398,11.778,7

20,088,7n.d.

21.867,4

6.788,6n.d.

6.788,6

1.142,5n.d.

1.142,5

2.774,2n.d.

2.474,24.840,8713,7

1.194,9n.d.

6.749,4401,3

5.648,7n.d.

6.050,0

9.357,2n.d.

9.357,2

3.797,4n.d.

3.797,4502,6

2.325,1n.d.

2.827,7

1.120,8n.d.

1.120,8

355,7n.d.

355,7

8,3n.d.8,3

2.478,00,0

487,4n.d.

2.965,3360,0

4.407,7n.d.

4.767,9

2.930,8n.d.

2.930,8

0,0n.d.

274,583,7n.d.

358,2

329,9n.d.

329,9

786,8n.d.

2.765,9n.d.

2.362,9713,7

707,5n.d.

41,1

1.241,0n.d.

6.426,4n.d.

3.797,4n.d.

228,12.441,4

n.d.

790,9n.d.

14,5n.d.

10,0n.d.

20,56,6

16,9n.d.

97,6

45,5n.d.

14,6n.d.

9,2n.d.

22,010,4n.d.

14,2n.d.

68,9n.d.

99,7n.d.

48,8100,0

59,2n.d.

10,2

22,0n.d.

68,7n.d.

100,0n.d.

45,496,4n.d.

70,6n.d.

31,1n.d.

0,3n.d.

51,20,0

40,8n.d.

89,8

78,0n.d.

31,3n.d.

0,0n.d.

54,63,6n.d.

29,4n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


227.957


TOTAL: 246.612INF. N.D.: 35.897


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




11.716


7,0 ME

15 %5 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

DE

ES

FR

NL

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

Todas las zonas (en RM y DE)

Subtotal:Todas las zonas (en RM y DE)

Subtotal:VIIIc (SO)IX (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIc (SO)Resto zonas



Subtotal:VIIIc (SO)IX (RM)Resto zonas



n.d.

n.d.

19.444,810.168,6

n.d.29.613,4

328,1n.d.

328,1n.d.

n.d.

1.367,127.786,3

n.d.29.153,4

n.d.

24.829,024.829,010.103,010.103,016.582,09.055,0

12.416,038.053,0

287,05.702,05.989.0

43.855,043.855,030.551,030.551,01.639,0

25.945,01.200,0

28.784,013.945,013.945,0

n.d.

n.d.

18.933,710.168,1

n.d.29.101,8

1,8n.d.1,8n.d.

n.d.

1.366,020.778,4

n.d.22.144,4

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

511,10,5n.d.

511,6326,3n.d.

326,3n.d.

n.d.

1,17.007,9

n.d.7.009,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,10,0n.d.0,1

293,5n.d.

293,5n.d.

n.d.

0,04.229,3

n.d.4.229,3

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

511,00,5n.d.

32,8n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

1,12.778,6

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

2,60,0n.d.

99,5n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,125,2n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

100,0100,0n.d.

10,1n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

100,039,6n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

89,9n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,060,4n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


59.095


TOTAL: 196.109INF. N.D.: 142.601


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




4.523


2,7 ME

13%8 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

176


Estudio de la especie lenguado.Study of the sole species.

FAO: SOL





ESPECIE: LENGUADO | SOLE | FAO: SOL

AÑOS / YEARS2008

26.140718

29.2025.49220 %

41,3 ME3.645

25,3 ME12 %

25.735394

28.4035.69920 %

39,0 ME3.267

22,4 ME12 %

24.998687

27.4094.72917%

31,88 ME2.197

14,8 ME8 %

25.458636

27.9936.92925 %

47,42 ME4.415

30,2 ME16 %

27.743352

30.3588.34627 %

57,68 ME5.483

37,9 ME18 %

22.135364

24.5552.40510%

16,56 ME551

3,8 ME2 %

178.0343.841

196.15539.17820 %

269,28 ME22.075,58151,8 ME

11 %

25,825690

28.2355.128118 %

35,44 ME2.518

17,4 ME9 %


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S



PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N

178



AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIaVIIdII,IVVIIf,gVIIh,j,kVIIIa,bResto zonas

Subtotal:IIIa,b,c,dII,IVResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIaVIIdII,IVVIIb,cVIIf,gVIIh,j,kVIIIa,bResto zonas

Subtotal:II,IVIIIa,b,c,dVIIg,h,j,kResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIaVIIbVIIdVIIeII,IVVIIh,j,kResto zonas


326.01.775,01.059,0603,054,052,027,0

3.896,0788,0484,0

0,01.272,0

4.03.550,0212,010,060,0

108,03.823,0288,0

8.055,09.563,0

76,087,0

389,010.115,0

146,01,268,0450,0545,0271,0108,014,0

2.802,0

493,01.965,01.380,0654,054,0

323,0n.d.

4.869,0869,0677,0n.d.

1.456,023,0

3.919,0919,010,070,0

118,04.235,0

n.d.9.249,09.974,0

74,087,0n.d.

10.135,0162,0

1.395,0465,0930,0298,0108,0n.d.

3.358,0

204,61.253,41.354,0423,2

8,1313,4n.d.

3.556,7608,3492,2n.d.

1.100,50,5

2.094,3796,4

7,359,469,1

3.808,8n.d.

6.835,89.422,5

2,6

n.d.9.421,1

45,3705,5460,9832,8217,879,3n.d.

2.341,6

288,4711,626,0230,845,99,6n.d.

1.312,3260,7184,7n.d.

445,522,5

1.824,7122,6

2,710,648,9426,2n.d.

2.458,2551,571,487,0n.d.

709,9116,7689,5

4,197,280,228,7n.d.

1.016,4

239,1515,1

0,0165,440,50,0n.d.

960,1173,8117,1n.d.

290,920,2

1.432,830,71,73,637,12,7n.d.

1.528,80,064,078,3n.d.

142,3100,5550,0

0,04,250,417,9n.d.

723,0

49,3196,526,065,45,49,6n.d.

86,967,7n.d.

2,3391,991,91,07,011,8423,5n.d.

551,57,48,7n.d.

16,2139,5

4,193,029,810,8n.d.

58,536,21,935,385,03,0n.d.

30,027,3n.d.

97,846,613,327,015,141,410,1n.d.

5,596,5100,0n.d.

72,049,40,910,526,926,6n.d.

17,127,6100,028,311,8100,0n.d.

33,336,6n.d.

10,221,575,037,066,024,198,4n.d.

100,010,410,0n.d.

13,920,2100,095,737,237,6n.d.

82,972,40,071,788,20,0n.d.

66.763,4n.d.

89,978,525,063,034,075,90,6n.d.

0,089,690,0n.d.

20,086,179,80,04,362,862,4n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


29.202


TOTAL: 26.140INF. N.D.: 718


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




3.645


25,3 ME

20 %12 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIaVIIdII,IVVIIeVIIf,gVIIh,j,kVIIIa,bResto zonas

Subtotal:II,IVIIIa,b,c,dResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIdVIIeII,IVVIIb,cVIIf,gVIIh,j,kVIIIa,bResto zonas

Subtotal:II,IVIIIa,b,c,dVIIg,h,j,kResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIaVIIdVIIeII,IVVIIf.gVIIh,j,kResto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 25.735,0 28.403 5.699,0 3.266,5

237,01.4200,01.159,0

23,0621,046,054,0

3.560,0530,0

6711,00,0

1.201,02.840,0245,0232,010,062,092,0

4,024,03,0

7.508,010.466,0

65,074,0

377,010.982,0

107,01.014,0382,0596,0279,092,014,0

2.484,0

381,01.651,01.396,0

18,0686,051,0

366,0

4.549,0524,0807,0

1.331,03.232,0255,0919,0

9,072,0

104,04.448,0

n.d.9.039,0

10.394,010,083,0n.d.

10.487,0123,01.12,0376,0969,0306,0103,0n.d.

2.997,0

241,01.321,61.323,0

16,6463,2

8,5199,8

474,0572,0

1.046,41.807,4

22,6803,8

6,457,968,1

3.215,3n.d.

6.181,79.587,0

0,50,0n.d.

9.587,119,5

728,3373,9942,5192,857,6n.d.

2.314,6

140,0329,473,01,4

222,842,5166,2n.d.

975,350,0234,6n.d.

284,61.424,4

32,4115,2

2,614,135,9

1.232,7n.d.

2.872,3806,9

9,583,0n.d.

899,4103,5391,7

2,226,5113,245,4n.d.

682,4

101,9164,3

0,00,0

154,237,4129,6n.d.

587,40,0

153,9n.d.

153,91,101,2

6,923,31,76,925,5787,9n.d.

1.953,40,08,574,7n.d.83,291,2279,7

0,00,082,635,1n.d.

488,6

38,1165,173,01,468,65,136,6n.d.

50,080,7n.d.

323,225,591,90,97,210,4444,8n.d.

806,91,08,3n.d.

12,3112,0

2,126,530,610,3n.d.

36,720,05,27,832,583,345,4n.d.

9,529,1n.d.

44,112,712,528,919,643,527,7n.d.

7,895,0100,0n.d.

84,135,00,62,737,044,1n.d.

27,250,1100,0100,030,812,022,0n.d.

100,034,4n.d.

22,778,779,834,651,129,036,11n.d.

100,010,510,0n.d.

11,928,6100,0100,027,022,7n.d.

72,849,90,0o,o69,288,078,0n.d.

0,065,6n,d.

77,321,320,265,448,971,063,9n.d.

0,089,590,0n.d.

88,171,40,00,073,077,3n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


28.403


TOTAL: 25.735INF. N.D.: 394


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




3.267


22,36 ME

20 %12 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

180



AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIa (FL)VIId (FL)VIIe (DE)II,IV (RM)VIIf,g (SO)VIIIa,b (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:II,IV (RM) IIIa,b,c,d (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIId (FL)VIIe (DE)II,IV (RM)VIIf,g (SO)VIIIa,b (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:II,IV (RM)IIIa (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIId (FL)VIIe (DE)II,IV (RM)VIIf,g (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 24.998,0 27.409,0 4.728,9 2.197,2

186,01.136,0

22,01.171,0621,060,041,0

3.237,0535,0588,0

0,01.123,02.272,0233,0234,062,0

4.426,095,0

7.322,010.571,0

56,0456,0

11.083,083,0

811,0363,0602,0279,095,0

2.233,0

312,01.311,0

23,01.439,0694,0443,0n.d.

4.222,0761,0664,0

1.425,02.595,0259,0917,069,0

4,857,0

8.697,010.142,0

34,0

10.176,094,0

913,0365,0

1.207,0310,0

2.889,0

188,81.174,8

13,01.248,8570,4131,7n.d.

403,6466,5

870,12.398,8252,8621,244,7

4.268,6

7.586,18.736,4

3,6

8.740,011,9

671,5360,5936,2176,3

2.156,4

123,2136,110,0190,2123,6311,3n.d.

894,5357,4197,5n.d.

554,9196,2

6,2295,824,3588,4n.d.

1.110,91.405,6

30,4n.d.

1.436,082,1241,5

4,5270,8133,7n.d.

732,6

92,05,17,746,354,2267,0n.d.

472,3281,3131,1n.d.

412,40,00,0

204,117,4102,7n.d.

324,2391,427,0n.d.

418,472,7150,2

0,0244,3102,7n.d.

569,9

31,2131,1

2,3149,969,444,3n.d.

76,166,4n.d.

196,26,291,76,9

485,7n.d.

1.014,23,4n.d.

9,491,34,526,531,0n.d.

39,510,443,513,217,870,3n.d.

47,029,7n.d.

7,62,432,335,212,1n.d.

13,989,4n.d.

87,326,51,222,443,1n.d.

25,396,323,075,756,114,2n.d.

21,333,6n.d.

100,0100,031,128,482,5n.d.

72,211,2n.d.

11,437,8100,0

9,823,2n.d.

74,73,777,024,343,985,8n.d.

78,766,4n.d.

0,00,069,071,617,5n.d.

27,888,8n.d.

88,662,20,090,276,8n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


27.409


TOTAL: 24.998INF. N.D.: 687


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




2.197


14,8 ME

17 %8 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIa (FL)VIId (FL)VIIe (SO)II,IV (SO)VIIf,g (RM)VIIh,j,k (DE)VIIIa,b (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:II,IV (SO) IIIa, Sub 22-32 (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIId (FL)II,IV (SO)VIIf,g (SO)VIIh,j,k (DE)VIIIa,b (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:II,IV (SO)IIIa, Sub 22-32 (RM)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIId (FL)VIIe (DE)II,IV (SO)VIIf,g (RM)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 25.458,0 27.993,0 6.929,2 4.414,7

179,01.306,0

25,01.171,0775,035,053,00,0

3.544,0535,0704,0

0,01.239,02.631,0234,078,071,0

3.895,0276,0

7.167,010.571,0

68,056,0

348,011.043,0

80,0933,0418,0602,0349,071,012,0

2.465,0

299,01.472,0

21,01.515,0844,035,0

389,0n.d.

4.575,0655,0770,0n.d.

1.425,02.089,0770,092,074,0

4.381,0n.d.

8.126,010.770,0

46,051,0n.d.

10.867,069,0

989,0441,0

1.057,0371,073,0n.d.

3.000,0

229,81.072,6

17,0844,0759,7

7,630,9n.d.

283,0408,3n.d.

691,32.344,9536,050,172,1

4.196,7n.d.

7.199,88.092,3

0,00,0n.d.

8.092,325,7

672,1422,3777,0167,654,1n.d.

2.118,8

69,2399,4

4,0671,084,327,4358,1n.d.

1.613,4372,0361,7n.d.

733,7464,1234,041,91,9

184,3n.d.

926,22.677,7

46,051,0n.d.

2.774,743,3316,918,7280,0203,418,9n.d.

881,2

39,3252,2

1,9519,5

0,023,9319,2n.d.

1.156,0306,5284,7n.d.

591,2183,2157,032,70,00,0n.d.

372,91.600,7

41,445,9n.d.

1.688,036,4218,0

0,0174,3166,311,6n.d.

606,69

29,9147,2

2,1151,584,33,538,9n.d.

65,577,0n.d.

280,977,09,21,9

184,3n.d.

1.077,04,65,1n.d.

6,998,918,7105,737,17,3n.d.

23,127,119,044,310,078,392,1n.d.

56,847,0n.d.

16,530,445,52,64,2n.d.

24,9100,0100,0n.d.

62,832,04,226,554,825,9n.d.

43,236,952,522,6100,012,810,9n.d.

17,621,3n.d.

60,532,922,0100,0100,0n.d.

40,210,010,0n.d.

15,931,2100,037,818,238,6n.d.

56,863,147,577,40,087,289,1n.d.

82,478,7n.d.

39,567,178,00,00,0n.d.

59,890,090,0n.d.

84,168,80,062,381,861,4n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


27.993


TOTAL: 25.458INF. N.D.: 636


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




4.415

EN VALOR47,42E EN VALOR

30,2 ME

25 %16%


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

182


AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIa (FL)VIId (SO)VIIe (RM)II,IV (SO)VIIf,g (RM)VIIh,j,k (DE)VIIIa,b (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:II,IV (SO) IIIa, Sub 22-32 (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIId (SO)VIIe (RM)II,IV (SO)VIIf,g (SO)VIIh,j,k (DE)VIIIa,b (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:II,IV (SO)IIIa, Sub 22-32 (DE)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIId (SO)VIIe (RM)II,IV (SO)VIIf,g (RM)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 27.743,0 30.358,3 8.345,8 5.482,6

131,01.502,0

27,01.346,0663,035,053,0

3.757,0615,0512,0

0,01.127,0

2,03.005,0293,0269,066,071,0

3.895,07,0

7.608,,012.151,0

49,056,0

333,012.589,0

59,01.073,0457,0692,0298,071,012,0

2.662,0

246,01.689,0

40,01558,0867,039,0

386,0n.d.

4.825,9601,0589,0n.d.

1.190,02,0

3.286,0285,5791,085,098,0

4.077,0n.d.

8.624,512.465,0

49,051,0n.d.

12.565,037,0

1.132,0484,8

1.217,0204,178,0n.d.

3.152,9

221,7939,237,4

601,1839,718,1

385,2n.d.

3.042,4418,4321,3n.d.

739,70,2

2.530,6261,4632,947,985,5

3.316,6n.d.

7.275,19.064,5

0,00,0n.d.

9.064,520,9

616,2459,1579,6168,946,2n.d.

1.890,8

24,3749,8

2,6956,928,220,90,8n.d.

1.783,5182,6267,7n.d.

450,31,8

755,424,1158,137,112,5360,4n.d.

1.349,43.400,5

49,051,0n.d.

3.500,516,2515,825,7637,435,231,8n.d.

1.262,1

0,0580,9

0,0801,1

0,017,00,0n.d.

1.399,0122,5208,5n.d.

331,31,6

426,80,079,028,62,70,0n.d.

538,72.154,0

44,145,9n.d.

2.244,012,5402,5

0,0515,714,824,0n.d.

969,6

24,3168,9

2,6155,828,23,90,8n.d.

60,158,9n.d.

0,2428,624,179,18,59,8

360,4n.d.

1.246,54,95,1n.d.

3,7113,225,7121,720,47,8n.d.

9,944,46,561,43,253,60,2n.d.

30,445,4n.d.

90,023,08,420,043,612,88,8n.d.

27,3100,0100,0n.d.

43,845,65,352,417,240,8n.d.

100,022,5100,016,3100,018,7100,0n.d.

32,922,0n.d.

11,143,5100,050,022,978,4100,0n.d.

36,710,010,0n.d.

22,821,9100,019,158,024,5n.d.

0,077,50,083,70,081,30,0n.d.

67,178,0n.d.

88,956,50,050,077,121,60,0n.d.

63,390,090,0n.d.

77,278,10,080,942,075,5n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


30.358


TOTAL: 27.743INF. N.D.: 352


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




5.483


37,9 ME

27 %18 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE






AÑO YEAR 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIId (SO)VIIe (RM)II,IV (SO)VIIf,g (RM)VIIh,j,k (DE)VIIIa,b (SO)Resto zonas


Subtotal:VIId (SO)VIIe (RM)II,IV (SO)VIIf,g (SO)VIIh,j,k (DE)VIIIa,b (SO)Resto zonas


Subtotal:VIId (SO)VIIe (RM)II,IV (SO)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 25.825,0 28.234,9 5.128,0 2.518,4

1.580,032,0

1,164,0688,033,051,036,0

3.592,0532,0470,0

1.002,03.177,0337,0233,069,067,0

3.758,06,0

7.647,010.511,0

45,054,0

293,010.903,01.135,0525,0599,067,0

355,02.681,0

1.771,934,6

1.339,8860,036,9

331,8n.d.

4.375,0692,0n.d.n.d.

692,03.505,6354,1947,163,5

106,84.120,4

n.d.9.097,5

11.127,018,959,0n.d.

11.204,91.233,2581,3976,274,8n.d.

2.865,5

953,029,5

697,3787,6

4,5311,9n.d.

2.783,8497,2n.d.n.d.

497,22.864,5321,1680,148,876,0

3.879,2n.d.

7.869,79.910,0

0,00,0n.d.

9,910,0604,9536,9857,846,6n.d.

2.046,2

818,95,1

642,572,432,419,9n.d.

1.591,2194,8n.d.n.d.

194,8641,133,0267,014,730,8241,2n.d.

1.227,81.217,0

18,959,0n.d.

1.294,9628,344,4118,428,2n.d.

641,71,6

508,50,028,70,0n.d.

1.180,6125,6n.d.n.d.

125,6290,5

0,0172,3

8,420,10,0n.d.

491,3104,317,053,1n.d.

174,4505,0

0,020,820,7n.d.

546,5

177,23,5

134,072,43,719,9n.d.

69,2n.d.n.d.

350,633,094,76,410.7241,2n.d.

1.112,71,95,9n.d.

123,344,497,67,5n.d.

46,214,748,08,487,86,0n.d.

28,2n.d.n.d.

18,39,328,223,128,85,9n.d.

10,9100,0100,0n.d.

50,97,612,137,7n.d.

21,667,820,9100,011,4100,0n.d.

35,5n.d.n.d.

54,7100,035,543,234,7100,0n.d.

91,410,010,0n.d.

19,6100,082,426,5n.d.

78,432,279,10,088,6n.d.

64,5n.d.n.d.

45,30,064,556,865,30,0

n.d

8,690,090,0n.d.

188,680,40,017,673,5n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


28.235


TOTAL: 25.825INF. N.D.: 690


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




2.518


17,4 ME

18 %9 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

184


AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIId (SO)VIIe (RM)II,IV (SO)VIIf,g (SO)VIIh,j,k (S0)Resto zonas


Subtotal:VIId (SO)VIIe (RM)II,IV (SO)VIIf,g (SO)VIIh,j,k (DE)VIIIa,b (SO)Resto zonas


Subtotal:VIId (SO)VIIe (RM)II,IV (SO)VIIf,g (SO)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 22.135,0 24.554,8 2.404,8 551,1

1.303,029,0

991,0625,047,055,0

3.050,0453,0297,0

0,0750,0

2.605,0313,0198,063,064,0

3.483,06,0

6.732,08.945,0

28,051,0

268,09.292,0930,0490,0510,0282,064,035,0

2.311,0

1.661,629,3

971,4720,853,1n.d.

3.436,2351,2351,8n.d.

703,03.105,5361,0755,969,879,6

3.724,2n.d.

8.096,09.774,7

0,326,9n.d.

9.801,9721,8522,4929,4255,288,9n.d.

2.517,7

1.495,924,8

964,9703,142,1n.d.

3.230,8315,5283,0n.d.

598,52.481,9349,1674,558,561,8

3.716,2n.d.

7.342,08.672,2

0,2

n.d.8.672,4648,7509,6842,0254,453,6n.d.

2.306,3

165,74,56,517,711,0n.d.

205,535,768,8n.d.

104,5623,611,981,411,317,88,0n.d.

754,01.102,5

0,126,9n.d.

1.129,573,112,887,42,835,3n.d.

211,4

0,01,60,00,05,7n.d.7,30,633,6n.d.34,2313,1

0,05,84,39,80,0n.d.

333,0125,00,0724,2n.d.

149,30,90,00,00,026,4n.d.27,3

165,72,96,517,75,3n.d.

35,135,2n.d.

310,611,975,67,08,08,0n.d.

977,50,032,7n.d.

72,212,887,42,88,9n.d.

10,015,40,72,520,7n.d.

10,219,6n.d.

20,13,310,816,222,40,2n.d.

11,333,3100,0n.d.

10,12,59,41,139,7n.d.

100,065,1100,0100,048,3n.d.

98,451,1n.d.

49,8100,092,261,844,7100,0n.d.

88,730,010,0n.d.

98,7100,0100,0100,025,2n.d.

0,034,90,00,051,7

1,648,9

50,20,07,138,255,30,0

11,370,090,0

1,30,00,00,074,8n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


24.555


TOTAL: 22.135INF. N.D.: 364


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




551


3,8 ME

10 %2 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





Estudio de la especie merlán.Study of the whiting species.

FAO: SOL


186


ESPECIE: MERLÁN | WHITING | FAO: WHG

AÑOS / YEARS2008

37.82836.7911.024479

47 %0,5 ME

3760,4 ME37 %

32.65915.17617.4424.33825 %

4,1 ME2.5962,5 ME15 %

28.21413.42116.1221.63110 %

1,46 ME367

0,3 ME2 %

32.90016.13017.3332.61515 %

2,32 ME983

0,9 ME6 %

37.46018.52019.9466.27731 %

5,66 ME4.6334,2 ME23 %

38.56117.82622.5696.97031%

6,27 ME4.7304,3 ME21 %

251.590137.404119.57731.96927 %

29,08 ME20.838,8519,0 ME

17 %

43.96819.54025.1419.65938 %

8,76 ME7.1546,5 ME28 %


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S




PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N




AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IVIIIa

Subtotal:VIII

Subtotal:Vb,VI,XII,XIVVIIaResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIaVb,VI,XII,XIVResto zonas


Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 37.828,0 1.024,0 478,8 376,4

1.588,0232,0

1.820,01.440,01.440,0

93,010,0

16.511,016.614,0

160,0229,0

5.544,05.933,0107,0438.0

11.476,012.021,0

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

90,010,0n.d.

100,0150,0164,0n.d.

314,0107,0503,0n.d.

610,0

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

2,20,4n.d.2,6

67,692,4n.d.

160,08,4

374,2n.d.

382,6

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

87,89,6n.d.97,482,471,6n.d.

154,098,6128,8n.d.

227,4

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

78,88,6n.d.87,467,455,2n.d.

122,687,978,5n.d.

166,4

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

9,01,0n.d.

15,016,4n.d.

10,750,3n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

97,696,0n.d.

54,943,7n.d

92,125,6n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

10,310,4n.d.

18,222,9n.d.

10,939,1n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

89,789,6n.d.

81,877,1n.d.

89,160,9n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


1.024


TOTAL: 37.828INF. N.D.: 36.791


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




376


0,4ME

47 %37 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

188



AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IVIIIa

Subtotal:VIII

Subtotal:VIIaVb,VI,XII,XIVVIIIb,c,d,e,f,g,h,kResto zonas



Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 32.659,0 17.442,0 4.337,7 2.595,8

1.166,0232,0

1.398,01.440,01.440,0

7,070,0

9.999,03.912,0

13.988,0120,0171,0

4.918,00,0

5.209,081,0

329,01.788,08.426,0

10.624,0

nd.nd.

nd.

8.076,0

10.379,0nd.

10.463,0125,0167,04.618

4.910,092,0

399,01.578,0

nd.2.069,0

nd.nd.

nd.

1,30,5

8.839,2nd.

8.841,077,5

124,92.796,2

2.998,618,8

361,4884,5

nd.1.264,7

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

6.775,5

1.539,8n.d.

1.622,047,542,1

1.821,8n.d.

1.911,473,237,6693,5n.d.

804,3

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

5,967,9501,9n.d.

575,735,025,4

1.360,0n.d.

1.420,464,00,0

535,7n.d.

599,7

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

0,87,6

1.037,9n.d.

12,516,7462,8n.d.

9,237,6157,8n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

83,899,314,8n.d.

38,025,239,4n.d.

79,69,443,9n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

11.910,167,4n.d.

26,339,725,3n.d.

12,6100,022,8n.d.

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

88,189,932,6n.d.

73,760,374,7n.d.

87,40,077,2n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


17.442


TOTAL: 32.659INF. N.D.: 15.176


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




2.596


2,48 ME

25 %15 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IV (DE)IIIa (DE)

Subtotal:VIIb,c,d,e,f,g,h,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (FL)VIIb,c,d,e,f,g,h,k (DE)Resto zonas



Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 28.214,0 16.122,0 1.630.8 366,7

1.022,0232,0

1.254,00,0

1.296,01.296,0

5,053,0

8.180,03,480,0

11.718,091,0

129,04.565,0

0,04.785,0

61,0246,0

1.463,07.391,09.161,0

nd.n.d.

50,0n.d.50,06,0

59,09.679,0

n.d.9.744,0104,0118,0

4.589,0

4.811,060,0

304,01.153,0

n.d.1.517,0

nd.n.d.

9,8n.d.9,81,54,2

8.862,8n.d.

8.868,596,9

100,64.330,4

4.527,916,7

252,8815,5n.d.

1.085,0

n.d.n.d.

40,2n.d.40,24,554,8816,2n.d.

875,57.117,4258,6n.d.

283,143,351,2337,5n.d.

432,0

n.d.n.d.

35,2n.d.35,23,948,90,0n.d.52,80,05,60,0n.d.5,637,313,6222,2

n.d

n.d.n.d.

5,0n.d.

0,65,9

816,2n.d.

7,111,8258,6n.d.6,0

37,6115,3n.d.

n.d.n.d.

80,4n.d.

75,092,98,4n.d.

6,814,75,6n.d.

72,216,829,3n.d.

n.d.n.d.

12,4n.d.

13,310,8100,0n.d.

100,067,8100,0n.d.

13,973,434,2n.d.

n.d.n.d.

87,6n.d.

86,789,20,0n.d.

0,032,20,0n.d.

86,126,665,8n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


16.122


TOTAL: 28.214INF. N.D.: 13.421


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




367


0,33 ME

10 %2 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

190



AÑO YEAR 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IV (SO)IIIa (DE)

Subtotal:VIIb,c,d,e,f,g,h,k (DE)Resto zonas




Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 32.900,0 17.333,0 2.615,2 983,4

1.236,0929,0

2.165,00,0

1.270,01.270,0

4,039,0

9.726,03.762,0

13.531,068,097,0

4.865,00,0

5.030,046,0

185,01.740,08.933,0

10.904,0

n.d.n.d.

15,0n.d.15,05,0

44,010.512,0

n.d.10.561,0

105,0169,0

5.166,0

5.440,019,0

155,01.143,0

n.d.1.317,0

n.d.n.d.

6,8n.d.6,83,17,5

8.814,2n.d.

8.824,895,4

151,24.750,0

4.996,67,4

85,4796,8n.d.

889,6

n.d.n.d.

8,2n.d.8,21,936,5

1.697,8n.d.

1.736,29,617,8416,0n.d.

443,411,669,6346,2n.d.

427,4

n.d.n.d.

6,7n.d.6,71,432,1646,6n.d.

680,10,0090,0n.d.0,99,754,1231,9n.d.

295,7

n.d.n.d.

1.5n.d.1,50,54,4

1.051,2n.d.

1.056,19,616,9416,0n.d.

1,915,5114,3n.d.

n.d.n.d.

54,7n.d.

38,083,016,2n.d.

9,110,58,1n.d.

61,144,930,3n.d.

n.d.n.d.

18,3n.d.

26,312,161,9n.d.

100,094,9100,0n.d.

16,422,333,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.

81,7n.d.

73,787,938,1n.d.

0,05,10,0n.d.

83,677,767,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


17.333


TOTAL: 32.900INF. N.D.: 16.130


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




983


0,9 ME

15 %6 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IV (SO)IIIa (DE)

Subtotal:Vb,VI,XII,XIV (FL)VIIb,c,d,e,f,g,h,k (DE)Resto zonas



Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIIb,c,d,e,f,g,h,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 37.460,0 19.946,0 6.277,0 4.632,6

1.458,0929,0

2.387,00,00,0

1.270,01.270,0

3,037,0

11.431,04.096,0

15.567,092,0

5.298,052,0

5.442,034,0

2.045,010.715,012.794,0

n.d.n.d.

1,012,0n.d.13,04,0

40,011.899,0

n.d.11.943,0

101,06.102,0

n.d.6.203,0

37,01.750,0

n.d.1.787,0

n.d.n.d.

0,06,0n.d.6,03,70,2

6.724,2n.d.

6.728,195,6

5.836,0n.d.

5.931,610,5

986,8n.d.

997.3

n.d.n.d.

1,06,0n.d.1,00,339,8

5.174,8n.d.

5.214,95,54266,0n.d.

271,426,5763,2n.d.

789,7

n.d.n.d.

0,94,8n.d.0,90,035,8

3.984,9n.d.

4.020,70,00,0n.d.0,022,8588,2n.d.

611,0

n.d.n.d.

0,11,2n.d.

0,34,0

1.189,9n.d.

5,4266,0n.d.

3,7175,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.

100,050,2n.d.

7,599,543,5n.d.

5,34,4n.d.

71,643,6n.d.

n.d.n.d.

10,019,9n.d.

100,010,123,0n.d.

100,0100,0n.d.

14,022,9n.d.

n.d.n.d.

90,080,1n.d.

0,089,977,0n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

86,077,1n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


19.946


TOTAL: 37.460INF. N.D.: 18.520


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




4.633


4,2 ME

31 %23 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

192



AÑO YEAR 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota



Subtotal:Vb,VI,XII,XIV (FL) VIIa (FL)VIIb,c,d,e,f,g,h,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)VIIb,c,d,e,f,g,h,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)Vb.VI,XII,XIV (FL)VIIb,c,d,e,f,g,h,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 43.968,0 25.141,1 9.659,3 7.153,7

1.577,0929,0

2.506,00,00,0

1.270,01.270,0

36,03,0

14.700,04.275,0

19.014,049,0

6.812,087,0

6.948,032,0

167,01.629,0

11.402,014.230,0

n.d.n.d.

1,111,2n.d.12,339,03,3

15.078,9n.d.

15.121,247,9

7.668,9n.d.

7.716,831,7

164,12.095,0

n.d.2.290,8

n.d.n.d.

0,04,2n.d.4,27,40,6

6.997,7n.d.

7.005,744,4

6.902,2n.d.

6.946,620,2

118,51.379,6

n.d.1.518,3

n.d.n.d.

1,17,0n.d.1,131,62,7

8.081,2n.d.

8.115,53,5

766,7n.d.

770,211,545,6715,4n.d.

772,5

n.d.n.d.

1,05,9n.d.6,927,72,4

6.573,3n.d.

6.603,40,00,0n.d.

8,329,2505,9n.d.

543,4

n.d.n.d.

0,11,1n.d.

3,90,3

1.507,9n.d.

3,5766,7n.d.

3,216,4209,5n.d.

n.d.n.d.

100,062,5n.d.

81,081,853,6n.d.

7,310,0n.d.

36,327,834,1n.d.

n.d.n.d.

10,016,0n.d.

12,312,218,7n.d.

100,0100,0n.d.

27,636,029,3n.d.

n.d.n.d.

90.084,0n.d.

87,787,881,3n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

72,464,070,7n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


25.141


TOTAL: 43.968INF. N.D.: 19.540


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




7.154


6,5 ME

38 %28 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota


Subtotal:Vb,VI,XII,XIV (FL)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (FL) VIIb,c,d,e,f,g,h,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (FL) VIIb,c,d,e,f,g,h,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (FL)Vb.VI,XII,XIV (FL)VIIb,c,d,e,f,g,h,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 38.561,0 22.568,6 6.970,1 4.730,3

1.410,0929,0

2.339,00,0

1.270,01.270,0

3,036,0

12.400,04.024,0

16.463,046,087,0

5.747,00,0

5.880,031,0

167,02.218,0

10.193,012.609,0

n.d.n.d.

1,1n.d1,11,3

22,912.994,9

n.d12.919,1

61,5112,2

7.623,70,0

7.797,421,1

183,41.646,5

n.d1.851,0

n.d.n.d.

0,0n.d

0,31,4

7.041,7n.d

7.043,459,6

102,46.872,7

0,07.034,7

10,9105,2

1.404,3n.d

1.520,4

n.d.n.d.

1.1n.d.1,11,021,5

5.853,2n.d.

5.875,71,99,8

751,0n.d.

762,710,278,2242,2n.d.

330,6

n.d.n.d.

1.0n.d1,00,919,2

4.563,7n.d

4.583,80,00,00,0n.d

8,159,977,6n.d

145,5

n.d.n.d.

0,1n.d

0,12,3

1.289,5n.d

1,99,8

751,0n.d

2,118,3164,7

n.d

n.d.n.d.

100,0n.d

76,993,945,4n.d

3,18,79,9n.d

48,342,614,7n.d

n.d.n.d.

10,0n.d

13,010,722,0n.d

100,0100,0100,0

n.d

20,723,568,0n.d

n.d.n.d.

90,0n.d

87,089,378,0n.d

0,00,00,0n.d

79,376,532,0n.d

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


22.569


TOTAL: 38.561INF. N.D.: 17.826


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




4.730


4,3 ME

31 %21 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

194


Estudio de la especie merluza.Study of the hake species.

FAO: HKE





ESPECIE: MERLUZA | HAKE | FAO: HKE

AÑOS / YEARS2008

58.5482.537

62.22020.83433 %

75,8 ME14.51152,8 ME

23 %

57.2212.918

59.90114.15524 %

51,2 ME9.447

34,2 ME16 %

61.8570

66.44313.83221 %

47,07 ME7.828

26,6 ME12 %

63.2520

69.07110.73416 %

35,62 ME4.167

13,8 ME6 %

64.8560

58.76010.49018 %

33,93 ME5.708

18,5 ME10 %

94.3270

101.64717.03017%

55,57 ME8.548

28,0 ME8 %

466.76224.995502.910102.486

20 %349,08 ME58.473,85200,5 ME

12 %

66.70119.54084.86815.41118 %

49,85 ME8.228

26,6 ME10 %


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S



PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N

196



AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

FR

UK

PT

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIIa,c,d,eIIa,IVResto zonas

Subtotal:V,VI,VII,XII,XIVVIIIa,b,d,eVIIIc,IX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:II,IVV,VI,VII,XII,XIVVIIIa,b,d,eResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIa,b,d,eII,IVVb.VI,XII,XIVResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIc.IX,X

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 58.548,0 62.220,0 20.834,0 14,510,6

1.499,01.096,0

0,02.595,08.926,06.214,04.510,0

0,019.650,0

243,013.785,013.955,0

433,028.416,0

0,0341,0

5.442,00,0

5.783,02.104,02.104,0

1.655,01.210,0

2.865,012.286,07.709,04.432,0

24.427,0597,0

12.676,014.590,0

n.d.27.863,0

810,02.198,04.057,0

7.065,0n.d.

511,2507,5

1.018,711.164,06.385,04.427,0

21.976,0539,8

6.271,76.680,7

n.d.13.492,2

18,81.877,73.002,6

4.899,1n.d.

1.143,8702,5

1.846,31.122,01.324,0

5,0n.d.

2.451,057,2

6.404,37.090,3

n.d.14.370,8

791,2320,3

1.054,4n.d.

2.165,9n.d.

978,3581,5

1.559,80,0

553,10,0n.d.

531,10,0

5.136,76.450,3

n.d.11.587,0

710,2100,5

0,0n.d.

810,7n.d.

165,5121,0

122,0770,9

5,0

n.d.

57,21.267,61.459,0

n.d.

81,0219,8405,7n.d.

n.d.

69,158,1

9,117,20,1n.d.

9,650,554,2n.d.

97,714,626,0n.d.

n.d.

14,517,2

100,058,2100,0

n.d.

100,019,818,4n.d.

10,268,638,5n.d.

n.d.

85,582,8

0,041,80,0n.d.

0,080,281,6n.d.

89,831,40,0n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


62.220


TOTAL: 58.548INF. N.D.: 2.537


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




14.511


52,8 ME

33 %23 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

PT

FR

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IVIIIa,c,d,eResto zonas

Subtotal:Vb,VI,VII,XII,XIVVIIIb,c,d,eVIIIc,IX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIc,IX,X

Subtotal:II,IVVb,VI,VII,XII,XIVVIIIa,b,d,eResto zonas

Subtotal:Vb,VI,VII,XII,XIVIIa,IVResto zonas


1.045,01.430,0

0,02.475,08.513,05.926,05.186,0

0,019.625,02.420,02.420,0231,0

13.147,013.3009,0

498,027.185,05.190,0326,0

0,05.516,0

1.164,01.590,0

2.754,011.209,07.497,05.111,0

23.817,0n.d.

686,011,835,013.968,0

n.d.26.489,03.692,03.149,0

n.d.6.841,0

453,3630,6

1.083,910.169,96.918,75.100,8

22.189,4n.d.

566,89.138,06.082,6

n.d.15.787,43.543,13.142,1

n.d.6.685,2

710,2959,4

1.670,11.039,1578,310,2

1.627,6n.d.

119,21.697,07.885,4

n.d.10.701,6

148,96,9n.d.

155,8

594,3800,4

1.394,7

0,00,00,0

0,0n.d

50,61.513,56.488,6

n.d.8.052,7

0,00,0n.d.

116,4159,0

1.039,1578,310,2

n.d.

68,61.183,51.396,8

n.d.

148,96,9n.d.

61,160,3

9,37,70,2

n.d.

17,422,856,5n.d.

4,00,2n.d.

16,416,6

100,0100,0100,0

n.d.

57,643,917,7n.d.

100,0100,0n.d.

83,683,4

0,00,00,0

n.d.

42,456,182,3n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


59.901


TOTAL: 57.221INF. N.D.: 2.918


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




9.447


34,20 ME

24 %16 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

198



AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

PT

FR

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IV (SO)IIIa,c,d,e (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Vb,VI,VII,XII,XIV (SO)VIIIb,c,d,e (SO)VIIIc,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIc,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IV (SO)Vb,VI,VII,XII,XIV (SO)VIIIa,b,d,e (SO)VIIIc,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IV (SO)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 61.857,0 66.443,0 13.832,3 7.828,4

1.119,01.531,0

0,02.650,09.019,06.341,05.952,0

0,021.402,02.777,0

0,02.777,0248,0

14.067,014.241,0

571,00,0

29.127,0348,0

5.553,00,0

5 .901,0

1.195,01.685,0

2.880,012.618,07.779,05.962,0

26.359,02.777,0

2.777,0617,0

12.425,014.778,0

571,0

28.391,01.989,44.046,6

6.036,0

603,7345,3

949,09.916,36.894,55.900,1

22.710,92.419,0

2.419,0358,4

9.629,010.578,2

465,4

21.031,01.896,63.604,2

5.500,8

591,31.339,7

1.931,02.701,7884,561,9

3.648,1358,0

358,0258,6

2.796,04.199,8105,6

7.369,092,8442,2

535,2

471,81.171,2

1.643,01.439,9106,6

0,0

1.546,580,3

80,3196,9

1.553,52.722,0

48,5

4.520,90,037,7

37,7

119,5168,5

1.261,8777,961,9

277,7

61,71.242,51.477,8

57,1

92,8404,7

49,579,5

21,411,41,0

12,9

41,922,528,418,5

4,710,9

20,212,6

46,787,9100,0

77,6

23,944,435,254,1

100,091,5

79,887,4

53,312,10,0

22,4

76,155,664,849,9

0,08,5

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


66.443




SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




7.828


26,64 ME

21%12 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

PT

FR

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IV (DE)IIIa,Sub 22.32 (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:Vb,VI,VII,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIb,c,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas


Subtotal:IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI,VII,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI,VII,XII,XIV (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 63.252,0 69.071,0 10.733,9 4.167,4

1.119,01.531,0

0,02.650,09.109,06.341,06.844,0

0,022.294,03.194,0

0,03.194,0248,0

14.067,014.241,0

657,00,0

29.213,0348,0

5.553,00,0

5.901,0

1.086,01.689,0

2.784,012.061,08.044,06.906,0

27.011,03.472,0

3.472,0760,0

12.768,014.794,0

714,0

29.036,01.932,04.836,0

6.768,0

537,3407,6

944,910.33,57.208,76.463,8

24.006,02.235,6

2.235,6628,3

11.107,813.003,2

197,0

24.936,31.814,14.400,2

6.214,3

548,71.2290,4

1.839,11.727,5835,3442,2

3.005,01.236,4

1.236,4131,7

1.660,21.790,8517,0

4.099,7117,9435,8

553,7

440,11.120,6

1.560,7521,430,90,0

521,4889,2

889,255,7383,4311,4445,6

1.196,10,00,0

108,6169,8

1.206,1804,4442,2

347,2

76,01.276,81.479,4

71,4

117,9435,8

50,576,0

14,310,46,4

35,6

17,313,012,172,4

6,19,0

19,813,2

69,896,3100,0

28,1

57,776,982,613,8

100,0100,0

80,286,8

30,23,70,0

71,9

42,323,117,486,2

0,00,0

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS

CUOTA FINAL (en Tons)69.071


TOTAL: 63.252INF. N.D.:0


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




4.167


13,8 ME

16 %6 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

200


AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

PT

FR

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIIa,Sub 22.32 (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIIa,b,d,e (SO)VIIIc,IX,X (SO)Resto zonas



Subtotal:IIa,IV (SO)Vb,VI,VII,XII,XIV (SO)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 64.856,0 58.760,2 10.489,7 5.708,5

1.531,01.119,02.650,06.341,07.870,09.109,0

23.320,03.673,0

0,03.673,0248,0

14.067,014.241,0

756,00,0

29.312,0348,0

5.553,00,0

5.901,0

1.698,0n.d.

1.698,08.005,08.312,0

n.d.16.317,04.020,0

2.020,0567,0

13.474,014.830,0

827,0

29.698,51.839,85.186,9

7.026,7

300,2n.d.

300,27.952,85.835,8

n.d.13.788,62.631,1

2.631,1391,9

12.086,412.191,7

210,1

24.880,11.816,04.854,5

6.670,5

1.397,8n.d.

1.397,852,2

2.476,2n.d.

2.528,41.388,9

1.388,9175,6

1.387,62.638,3616,9

4.818,423,8332,4

356,2

1.288,0n.d.

1.288,00,0

1.645,0n.d.

1.645,0986,9

986,9118,940,2

1.155,3534,2

1.848,60,00,0

0,0

169,8n.d.

52,2831,2n.d.

402,0

56,81.347,41.483,0

82,7

23,8332,4

82,3n.d.

0,729,8n.d.

34,5

30,910,317,874,6

1,36,4

12,1n.d.

100,033,6n.d.

28,9

32,397,156,213,4

100,0100,0

87,9n.d.

0,066,4n.d.

71,1

67,72,943,886,6

0,00,0

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


58.760


TOTAL: 64.856

INF. N.D.: 0


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




5.708


18,5 ME

18 %10 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

PT

FR

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IV (SO)IIIa,c,d,e (SO)Resto zonas





Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 66.701,0 84.867,7 15.410,7 8.227,9

1.119,01.531,0

0,02.650,09.109,06.341,09.051,0

0,024.501,04.224,0

0,04.224,0248,0

14.067,014.241,0

869,00,0

29.425,0348,0

5.553,00,0

5.901,0

1.351,6816,8

2.168,412.446,08.631,19.882,2

30.959,34.624,5

4.624,51.032,7

17.925,418,839,0

951,7

38.748,81.838,96.527,8

8.366,7

870,1210,9

1.081,011.941,08.329,47.099,5

27.369,93.191,1

3.191,1800,8

16.129,613.633,6

368,7

30.932,71.658,05.244,3

6.882,3

481,5605,9

1.087,4505,0301,7

2.782,7

3.589,41.433,4

1.433,4231,9

1.795,85.205,4583,0

7.816,1180,9

1.303,5

1.484,4

346,3524,2

870,60,00,0

1.794,5

1.794,5971,0

971,0128,6

3,33.321,5487,8

3.941,20,0

650,7

650,7

135,281,7

505,0301,7988,2

462,5

103,31.792,51.883,9

95,2

180,9652,8

35,674,2

4,13,528,2

31,0

22,510,027,661,3

9,820,0

28,113,5

100,0100,035,5

32,3

44,599,836,216,3

100,050,1

71,986,5

0,00,064,5

67,7

55,50,263,883,7

0,049,9

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


84.868


TOTAL: 60.701INF. N.D.: 19.540


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




8.228


26,6 ME

18%10 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


202



AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

ES

PT

FR

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IV (SO)IIIa, Sub 22.32 (SO)Resto zonas





Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 94.327,0 101.647,0 17.030,1 8.583,6

1.661,02.275,0

0,03.936,0

13.529,09.418,0

10.409,00,0

3.356,04.858,0

0,04.858,0368,0

20.893,021,151,0

999,00,0

43.411,0518,0

8.248,00,0

8.766,0

1.307,11.149,7

2.456,815.545,910.547,611.397,2

37.490,75.320,4

5.320,41.201,3

21.730,922.206,91.094,2

46.233,33.015,07.130,8

10.145,8

553,8258,6

812,414.745,79.936,16.979,9

31.661,72.554,3

2.554,31.038,3

19.251,419.510,0

137,0

39.936,72.765,66.886,2

9.651

753,3891,1

1.644,4800,2611,5

4.417,3

5.819,02.766,1

2.766,1163,0

2.479,52.696,9957,2

6.296,6249l,4244,6

494,0

622,6776,1

1.398,70,00,0

3.277,6

3.277,62.234,1

2.234,142,9306,4476,2847,8

1.673,30,00,0

130,7115,0

800,2611,5

1.139,7

532,0

120,12.173,12.220,7109,4

249,4244,6

57,677,5

5,15,838,8

52,0

13,611,412,187,5

8,33,4

17,412,9

100,0100,025,8

19,2

73,787,682,311,4

100,0100,0

82,687,1

0,00,074,2

80,8

26,312,417,788,6

0,00,0

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


101.647




SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




8.584


28,0 ME

17%8 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE




Estudio de la especie ochavo.Study of the boarfish species.

FAO: BOR


204


ESPECIE: OCHAVO | BOARFISH | FAO: BOR

AÑOS / YEARS

31.35031.350


82.00082.000


127.5090

127.54984.14666%

21,04 ME71.39117,8 ME

56 %

322.859195.350127.54984.14666 %

21,04 ME71.390,7017,8 ME

56 %

82.00082.000


2011 2012 2013 2014 TOTAL(Cuota inicial en Tons.)

TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S


En 2008,2009 y 2010no había TAC de ochavo.In 2008, 2009 and 2010

there was not ochavo TACFuente: Elaboración propia a partir de los datos que se citan en las llamadas.


PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N




AÑO YEAR 2011

AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

EE MM

MM EE

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS

ICES AREAS









Capturasen Tons (B)

Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)






(D)


(D)


(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

IE

UK

DK

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS








quota


quota




quota


quota

VI,VII,VIII (DE)Subtotal:






TOTALES TOTALS:

TOTALES TOTALS:

31.350

82.000,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d

7.9007.900

22.227,022.227,01.223,01.223,0

20.123,020.123,056.666,056.666,05.211,05.211,0

n.d.

n.d..

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

nd.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

SOBRANTES

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS

SURPLUS


n.d.


n.d.


TOTAL: 31.350INF. N.D.: 31.350


TOTAL: 82.000INF. N.D.: 82.000



SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA

SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA





EN Tons.n.d.

EN Tons.n.d.

EN Tons.n.d.

EN Tons.n.d.

EN VALORn.d.

EN VALORn.d.

EN VALORn.d.

EN VALORn.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.



% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota







IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

206



AÑO YEAR 2013

AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

EE MM

MM EE

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS

ICES AREAS









Capturasen Tons (B)

Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)






(D)


(D)


(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

DK

IE

UK

DK

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS








quota


quota




quota


quota







TOTALES TOTALS:

TOTALES TOTALS:

82.000

127.509,0

n.d.

127.549,0

n.d.

84.145,6

n.d.

71.390,7

20.123,020.123,056.666,056.666,05.211,05.211,0

31.291,031.291,088.115,088.115,08.103,08.103,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

31.291,031.291,088.115,088.115,08.103,08.103,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

8.746,2

34.622,4

34,8

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

22.544,822.544,853.532,653.532,68.068,28.068,2

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

72,0

60,7

99,6

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

3.129,1

8.815,5

810,3

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

13,9

16,5

10,0

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

19.415,719.415,744.717,144.717,17.257,97.257,9

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

86,1

83,5

90,0

SOBRANTES

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS

SURPLUS


n.d.


127.549


TOTAL: 82.000INF. N.D.: 82.000


TOTAL: 127.509INF. N.D.: 0



SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA

SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA





EN Tons.n.d.

EN Tons.84.146

EN Tons.n.d.

EN Tons.71.391

EN VALORn.d.

EN VALOR21,0 ME

EN VALORn.d.

EN VALOR17,8 ME

n.d.

66%

n.d.

56%



% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota







IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

IN VALUE




Estudio de la especie rape.Study of the monkfish species.

FAO: ANF


208


ESPECIE: RAPE | MONKFISH | FAO: ANF

AÑOS / YEARS2008

51.82414.81840.79711.29628 %

51,2 ME7.370

33,4 ME18 %

52.030926

55.58416.93430 %

76,8 ME11.79553,5 ME

21 %

57.11315.18445.91215.75334 %

70,40 ME11.67452,2 ME

25 %

55.1511.82057.92319.39633 %

86,68 ME13.84561,9 ME

17 %

53.917500

58.97315.69327 %

69,31 ME10.02544,3 ME

10 %

55.0634.41155.2579.83718%

43,75 ME5.133

22,8 ME9 %

375.78642.525365.65397.08927 %

434,65 ME63.625,37285,0 ME

17 %

50.6884.86651.2068.18016 %

36,43 ME3.784

16,9 ME7 %


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S




PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N




AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIVIIIa,b,d,eResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIVIIIa,b,d,eVIIIc,IX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIVIIIa,b,d,eVIIIc,IX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIResto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 51.824,0 40.797,0 11.295,8 7.370,2

2.595,00,0

634,03.229,01.031,01.206,01.629,0198,0

4.064,016.651,06.714,0

2,02.362,0

25.729,02.128,0516,0

2.644,05.050,0

11.158,016.158,0

2.345,070,0n.d.

2.415,02.291,01.267,01.570,0

n.d.5.128,0

17.372,07.447,0

35,0n.d.

24.854,02.969,0

n.d.2.969,05.431,0

n.d.5.431,0

644,865,9n.d.

710,72.043,21.121,61.564,2

n.d.4.729,0

11.987,25.720,7

29,9n.d.

17.737,82.465,6

n.d.2.465,63.858,1

n.d.3.858,1

1.700,24,1n.d.

1.704,2247,8145,4

5,8n.d.

399,05.384,81.726,3

5,1n.d.

7.116,2503,4n.d.

503,41.572,9

n.d.1.572,9

1.465,70,0n.d.

1.465,718,718,70,0n.d.37,4

3.647,6981,6

1,6n.d.

4.630,8206,5n.d.

1.029,8n.d.

1.029,8

234,54,1n.d.

229,1126,7

5,8n.d.

1.737,2744,7

3,5n.d.

296,9n.d.

543,1n.d.

72,55,9n.d.

10,811,50,4n.d.7,831,023,214,6n.d.28,617,0n.d.17,029,0n.d.

13,8100,0n.d.

92,587,1100,0n.d.

32,343,168,6n.d.

59,0n.d.

34,5n.d.

86,20,0n.d.

7,512,90,0n.d.

67,756,931,4n.d.

41,0n.d.

65,5n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


40.797


TOTAL: 51.824INF. N.D.: 14.818


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




7.370


33,4 ME

28 %18 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

210


AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIVIIIa,b,d,eResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIVb,VI,XII,XIVVIIIa,b,d,eVIIc,IX,XResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIVIIIa,b,d,eIIa,IVVb,VI,XII,XIVVIIIc,IX,XResto zonas


Subtotal:VIIIIa,IVVb,VI,XII,XIVResto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 52.030,0 55.584,0 16.934,1 11.795,0

2.595,00,0

648,03.243,01.031,0214,0

1.206,01.467,0

0,03.918,0

16.651,06.714,0

82,02.462,0

1,00,0

25.910,02.128,0557,0

0,02.685,05.050,09.233,01.713,0278,0

16.274,0

2.405,094,0n.d.

2.499,02.635,0264,0

1.243,01.393,0

n.d.5.535,0

17.128,07.459,0

68,02.379,0

32,0n.d.

27.066,03.043,0513,0n.d.

3.556,05.465,09.272,02.191,0

n.d.16.928,0

525,124,5n.d.

549,62.106,3242,2666,0

1.390,1n.d.

4.404,69.569,14.755,6

21,22.289,3

27,0n.d.

16.662,22.811,6417,2n.d.

3.228,84.106,17.669,52.029,1

n.d.13.804,7

1.879,969,5n.d.

1.949,4528,721,8755,0

2,9n.d.

1.130,47.558,92.703,4

46,889,75,0n.d.

10.403,8231,495,8n.d.

327,21.358,91.602,5161,9n.d.

3.123,3

1.639,460,1n.d.

1.699,5265,2

0,0452,7

0,0n.d.

717,95.846,11.957,5

10,00,01,8n.d.

7.845,40,044,5n.d.44,5812,4675,3

0,0n.d.

1.487,7

240,59,4n.d.

263,521,8124,3

2,9n.d.

1.712,8745,9

6,889,73,2n.d.

231,451,3n.d.

546,5927,2161,9n.d.

78,273,9n.d.

20,18,346,40,2n.d.

44,136,268,83,815,6n.d.

7,618,7n.d.

24,917,17,4n.d.

12,813,5n.d.

49,8100,021,5100,0n.d.

22,727,614,5100,064,0n.d.

100,053,5n.d.

40,257,9100,0n.d.

87,286,5n.d.

50,20,078,50,0n.d.

77,372,485,50,036,0n.d.

0,046,5n.d.

59,842,10,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


55.584


TOTAL: 52.030INF. N.D.: 926


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




11.795


53,51 ME

30 %21 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE






AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VII (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (FL)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)Resto zonas



2.984,0647,0

3.631,01.186,01.387,01.247,0214,0

4.034,019.149,07.721,0

1,02.544,0

29.415,02.447,0557,0

3.004,05.807,0

11.222,017.029,0

2.836,0n.d.

2.836,03.145,01.481,01.180,0

n.d.5.806,0

19.044,08.467,0

34,0n.d.

27.545,03.646,0

n.d.3.646,06.079,0

n.d.6.019,0

644,5

644,52.321,4733,4

1.176,8n.d.

4.231,610.414,25.706,5

12,8n.d.

16.133,53.527,1

3.527,15.622,0

n.d.5.622,0

2.191,5n.d.

2.191,5823,6747,6

3,2n.d.

1.574,48.629,82.760,5

21,2n.d.

11.411,5118,9n.d.

118,9457,0n.d.

457,0

1.907,9n.d.

1.907,9509,1599,5

0,0n.d.

1.108,66.725,41.913,8

17,8n.d.

8.657,00,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

283,6n.d.

314,5148,1

3,2n.d.

1.904,4846,7

3,4n.d.

118,9n.d.

457,0n.d.

77,3n.d.

26,250,50,3n.d.

45,332,662,4n.d.

3,3n.d.

7,5n.d.

12,9n.d.

38,219,8100,0n.d.

22,130,716,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

87,1n.d.

61,880,20,0n.d.

77,969,384,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


45.912


TOTAL: 57.113INF. N.D.: 15.184


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




11.674


52,2 ME

34 %25 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

212


AÑO YEAR 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VII (DE)IIa,IV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas



Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 55.151,0 57.923,0 19.395,6 13.844,6

2.984,0341,0

0,0241,0

3.566,01.186,0210,0

1.318,01.310,04.024,0

19.149,070,0

2.412,07.335,0

1,00,0

28.967,02.447,0546,0

0,02.993,05.807,07.846,01.679,0269,0

15.601,0

2.961,0341,050,0n.d.

3.352,02.961,0260,0

1.416,0n.d.

4.637,019.237,0

64,02.350,08.182,0

20,0n.d.

29.853,03.372,0626,0n.d.

3.998,06.475,07.537,02.071,0

n.d.16.083,0

893,372,925,7n.d.

991,92.217,4167,3824,5n.d.

3.209,29.973,0

16,71.873,74.927,6

13,1n.d.

16.804,13.194,9596,2n.d.

3.791,15.505,96.312,91.912,3

n.d.13.731,1

2.067,7268,124,3n.d.

2.360,1743,692,7591,5n.d.

1.427,89.264,0

47,3476,3

3.254,46,9n.d.

13.048,9177,129,8n.d.

206,9969,1

1.224,1158,7n.d.

2.351,9

1.771,6234,019,3n.d.

2.024,9447,566,7449,9n.d.

946,17.340,3

40,9241,3

2.436,24,9n.d.

10.063,60,00,0n.d.

321,6470,4

0,0n.d.

792,0

296,134,15,0n.d.

296,126,0141,6n.d.

1.923,76,4

235,0818,2

2,0n.d.

177,129,8n.d.

647,5753,7158,7n.d.

69,878,648,6n.d.

25,135,741,8n.d.

48,273,920,339,834,5n.d.

5,34,8n.d.

15,016,27,7n.d.

14,312,720,6n.d.

39,828,023,9n.d.

20,813,549,325,129,0n.d.

100,0100,0n.d.

66,861,6100,0n.d.

85,785,379,4n.d.

60,272,076,1n.d.

79,286,550,774,971,0n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

33,238,40,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


57.923


TOTAL: 55.151INF. N.D.: 1.820


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




13.845


61,9 ME

33 %24 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE






AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota


Subtotal:VII (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)IIa,IV (DE)Vb,VI,XII,XIV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (RM)Resto zonas




2.835,0324,0

0,0231,0

3.390,01.26,0199,0

1.252,02.750,0

0,05.327,0

18.191,066,0

2.293,06.968,0

3,00,0

27.521,02.325,0518,0

0,02.843,05.517,07.455,01.595,0269,0

14.836,0

1.688,0358,095,0n.d.

2.141,02.974,0275,0

1.304,02.036,9

n.d.6.589,9

18.835,072,0

2.516,07.786,0

25,0n.d.

29.234,03.371,0613,0n.d.

3.984,06.814,58.199,02.011,0

n.d.17.024,5

1.515,9132,659,7n.d.

1.708,22.533,7

07,0906,2

1.592,7n.d.

5.139,613.054,1

16,81.660,05.541,4

16,5n.d.

20.288,83.256,0559,6n.d.

3.815,65.481,05.165,01.682,7

n.d.12.328,7

172,1225,435,3n.d.

432,8440,3168,0397,8444,2n.d.

1.450,35.780,9

55,2856,0

2.244,68,5n.d.

8.945,2115,053,4n.d.

168,41.333,53.034,0328,3n.d.

4.695,8

3,3189,625,8n.d.

218,742,9140,5267,4240,5n.d.

791,33.897,4

48,0604,4

1.466,06,0n.d.

6.021,80,00,0n.d.

652,12.214,1127,2n.d.

2.993,4

168,835,89,5n.d.

297,427,5130,4203,7n.d.

1.883,57,2

251,6778,6

2,5n.d.

115,053,4n.d.

19,637,016,3n.d.

10,263,037,2n.d.

14,861,130,521,8n.d.

30,776,734,028,843,0n.d.

3,48,7n.d.

19,637,016,3n.d.

98,115,926,9n.d.

67,516,432,845,9n.d.

32,613,029,434,729,4n.d.

100,0100,0n.d.

51,127,061,3n.d.

1,984,173,1n.d.

32,583,667,254,1n.d.

67,487,070,665,370,6n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

48,973,038,7

n.d

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


58.973


TOTAL: 53.917INF. N.D.: 500


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




10.025


44,3 ME

27 %17 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

214


AÑO YEAR 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota


Subtotal:VII (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (RM)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)IIa,IV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (RM)Resto zonas


Subtotal:VII (DE)IIa,IV (DE)Resto zonas


2.693,0308,0

0,0222,0

3.223,01.070,01.190,02.063,0189,0

4.512,017.282,0

63,06.619,0

2,02.179,0

26.145,02.209,0492,0

2.701,05.241,07.082,01.784,0

14.107,0

1.702,8343,8259,5n.d.

2.306,12.971,41.070.92.121,7

n.d.6.164,0

17.267,570,2

7.397,649,5n.d.

24.784,83.523,9

n.d.3.523,96.533,87.893,8

n.d.14.427,6

1.262,5136,8238,0n.d.

1.637,32.868,11.019,81.816,3

n.d.5.704,2

14.859,417,6

6.154,338,4n.d.

21.069,73.172,7

n.d.3.172,76.349,55,093,0

n.d.11.442,5

440,3207,021,5n.d.

668,81º03,351,1305,4n.d.

459,82.408,1

52,61.243,3

11,1n.d.

3.715,1351,2n.d.

351,2184,3

2.800,8n.d.

2.985,1

270,0172,6

0,0n.d.

442,60,00,093,2n.d.93,2681,445,6503,5

6,2n.d.

1.236,60,0n.d.

0,02.011,4

n.d.2.011,4

170,334,421,5n.d.

103,351,1212,1n.d.

1.726,87,0

739,85,0n.d.

351,2n.d.

184,3789,4n.d.

25,960,28,3n.d.

3,54,814,4n.d.

13,974,916,822,4n.d.

10,0n.d.

2,835,5n.d.

38,716,6100,0n.d.

100,0100,069,5n.d.

71,713,359,544,6n.d.

100,0n.d.

100,028,2n.d.

61,383,40,0n.d.

0,00,030,5n.d.

28,386,740,555,4n.d.

0,0n.d.

0,071,8n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


51.206


TOTAL: 50.688INF. N.D.: 4.866


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




3.784


16,9 ME

16 %7 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

ES

FR

IE

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota


Subtotal:VII (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VII (DE)IIa,IV (DE)VIIIa,b,d,e (DE)VIIIc,IX,X (DE)Resto zonas


Subtotal:VII (DE)IIa,IV (DE)Resto zonas


3.097,0277,0

0,0204,0

3.578,01.231,01.368,02.291,0170,0

4.960,019.875,0

57,07.612,0

2,01.961,0

29.507,02.540,0443,0

2.983,06.027,06.375,01.633,0

14.035,0

2.434,9311,4139,5n.d.

2.885,83.300,71.300,52.103,2

n.d.6.704,4

18.678,464,0

8.351,756,9n.d.

27.151,03.766,7

n.d.3.766,77.555,17.194,4

n.d.14.749,5

668,3216,8108,1n.d.

993,23.011,81.062,61.956,7

n.d.6.031,1

14.168,835,9

6.804,744,4n.d.

21.053,83.351,0

n.d.3.351,07.375,16.615,9

n.d.13.991,0

1.766,694,631,4n.d.

1.892,6288,9237,9146,5n.d.

673,34.509,6

28,11.547,0

12,5n.d

6.097,2415,7n.d.

415,7180,0578,5n.d.

758,5.

1.523,163,517,5n.d

1.604,00,0

107,90,0n.d

107,92.641,8

21,7711,8

6,8n.d.

3.382,139,0n.d.39,00,00,0n.d.

243,531,114,0n.d.

288,9130,1146,5n.d.

1.867,86,4

835,25,7n.d.

376,7n.d.

180,0578,5n.d.

73,030,023,0n.d.

8,818,37,0n.d.24,143,918,522,0n.d.

11,0n.d.

2,48,0n.d.

13,832,944,4n.d.

100,054,7100,0n.d.

41,422,854,045,5n.d.

90,6n.d.

100,0100,0n.d.

86,267,155,6n.d.

0,045,30,0n.d.

58,677,246,054,5n.d.

9,4n.d.

0,00,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


55.257


TOTAL: 55.063INF. N.D.: 4.411


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




5.133


22,8 ME

18 %9 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


216


Estudio de la especie raya.Study of the ray species.

FAO: SRX





ESPECIE: RAYA | RAY | FAO: SRX

AÑOS / YEARS2008

9.2178.11283838

5 %0,0 ME

00,0 ME

0 %

32.36230.9801.217180

15 %0,2 ME

670,1 ME

5 %

27.8137.230

18.8384.86626 %

4,38 ME3.0382,7 ME16 %

24.9947.04519.7425.27427 %

4,75 ME3.4933,1 ME18 %

21.0884.93417.6863.94922 %

3,55 ME2.2762,0 ME13 %

10.2680---------------------

136.94358.30158.32114.30625 %

12,88 ME8.872,58,0 ME15 %

11.2010---------------------


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S



PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N

218



AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

FR

ES

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IVSubtotal:

IIa,IVResto zonas

Subtotal:NAFO 3LNO

Subtotal:IIa,IV NAFO 3LNO

Subtotal:NAFO 3LNO

Subtotal:IIa,IVResto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 9.217,0 838,0 38,2

277,0277,043,0n.d.43,0

6.561,06.561,0

n.d.

1.274,01.274,01.062,0

n.d.1.062,0

n.d.n.d.72,0n.d.72,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

766,0n.d.

766,0

n.d.n.d.68,8n.d.68,8n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

731,0n.d

731,0

n.d.n.d.3,2n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

35,0n.d.35,0

n.d.n.d.0,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.3,2n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

35,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.4,4n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

4,6n.d.

n.d.n.d.

100,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

100.0n.d.

n.d.n.d.0,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

0,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


838


TOTAL: 9.217INF. N.D.: 8.112


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA



EN Tons.38 EN Tons.

0


0,0 ME

5 %0 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

FR

ES

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

IIa,IVResto zonas


Subtotal:VIa,b,VIIa,c,e-kVIII,IXNAFO 3LNO

Subtotal:VIa,b,VIIa,c,e-k

Subtotal:VIa,b,VIIa,c,e-kVIII,IXNAFO 3LNO


Subtotal:TOTALES TOTALS: 32.362,0 1.217,0 180,0 66,8

277,01.529,01.806,0

43,09.607,09.650,01.718,01.986,06.561,0

10.265,02.055,02.055,0

35,01.974,01.274,03.283,01.062,04.241,05.303,0

352,0n.d.

351,0108,0n.d.

108,0n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

757,0n.d.

757,0

325,3n.d.

315,360,4n.d.60,4n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

651,3n.d.

651,3

26,7n.d.26,747,6n.d.47.6n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

105,7n.d.

105,7

0,0n.d.

36,8n.d.36.8n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

30,0n.d.30,0

26,7n.d.

10,8n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

75,7n.d.

7,6n.d.

44,1n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

14,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

22,7n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

71,6n.d.

0,0n.d.

77,3n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

n.d.

n.d.n.d.n.d.

28,8n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


1.217


TOTAL: 32.362INF. N.D.: 30.980


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




67


0,06 ME

15 %5 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

220



AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

FR

ES

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIId (DE)VIa,b,VIIa,c,e,k (DE)VIII,IX (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIId (DE)IIa,IV (DE)VIa,b,VIIa,c,e,k (DE)VIII,IX (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIa,b,VIIa,c,e,k (DE)VIII,IX (DE)Resto de zonas

Subtotal:VIa,b,VIIa,c,e-k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIII,IX (DE)Resto zonas



80,01.209,0

11,0235,0

1.535,0670,037,0

5.4225,02.070,0

n.d.8.202,01.460,01.688,05.833,08.981,01.747,0

0,01.747,01.678,01.162,02.840,0133,0903,0

3.460,012,0n.d.

4.508,0

69,01.209,0

11,0n.d.

1.289,0670,099,0

5.599,02.190,0

n.d.8.558,01.460,01.618,0

n.d.3.078,0

n.d.n.d.

1.628,0n.d.

1.628,0136,0677,0

3.460,012,0n.d.

4.285,0

27,9970,7

0,0n.d.

988,6601,391,8

4.332,91.560,7

n.d.6.586,71.044,51.166,2

n.d.2.209,7

n.d.n.d.

1.476,3n.d.

1.476,398,8

651,31.950,5

0,4n.d.

2.701,0

41,1238,311,0n.d.

290,468,77,2

1.266,1629,3n.d.

1.971,3415,5452,8n.d.

868,3n.d.n.d.

151,7n.d.

151,737,225,7

1.509,511,6n.d.

1.584,0

34,2117,4

9,9n.d.

161,51,70,0

706,2410,3n.d.

1.118,2269,5291,0n.d.

560,5n.dn.d.

nd.n.d.

23,60,0

1.163,510,4n.d.

1.197,5

6,9120,9

1,1n.d.

67,07,2

559,9219,0n.d.

146,0161,8n.d,

n.d.n.d.

151,7n.d.

13,625,7

346,0 1,2n.d.

59,619,7100,0n.d.

10,37,322,628,7n.d.

28,528,0n.d.

n.d.n.d.

9,3n.d.

27,43,843,696,7n.d.

16,850,710,0n.d.

97,5100,044,234,8n.d.

35,135,7n.d.

n.d.n.d.

100,0 n.d.

3,6100,022,910,3n.d.

83,249,390,0n.d.

2,50,055,865,2

64,964,3n.d.

n.d.n.d.

0,0

63,40,077,189,7n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS

CUOTA FINAL (en Tons)18.838


TOTAL: 27.813INF. N.D.: 7. 230


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




3.038


2,7E26

16 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



3.0439

IN VALUE

IN VALUE




AÑO YEAR 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

FR

ES

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIId (DE)VIa,b,VIIa,c,e,k (DE)VIII,IX (DE)Resto zonas




Subtotal:VIa,b,VIIa,c,e-k (DE)VIII,IX (DE)Resto zonas


Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 24.994,0 19.742,0 5.273,5 3.492,5

235,01.027,0

9,080,0

1.351,0670,037,0

4.612,01.760,0

n.d.7.079,01.241,01.435,05.833,08.509,01.485,0

0,01.485,0

25,01.426,01.132,02.583,0133,0903,0

2.941,010,0n.d.

3.987,0

227,01.384,0

10,0n.d.

1.585,0737,067,0

5.325,02.179,0

n.d.8.308,01.387,01.397,0

n.d.2.784,01.305,0

0,01.305,0

25,01.578,0

n.d.1.603,0162,0870,0

3.114,011,0n.d.

4.157,0

190,01.268,0

0,0n.d.

1.458,5633,450,8

4.021,51.308,3

n.d.6.014,0412,7

1.195,1n.d.

1.607,81.179,0

0,01.179,0

0,01.554,1

n.d.1.554,1133,0698,6

1.823,50,0n.d.

2.655,1

36,580,010,0n.d.

126,5103,616,2

1.303,5870,7n.d.

2.294,0974,3201,9n.d.

1.176,2126,0n.d.

126,025,023,9n.d.48,929,0171,4

1.290,511,0n.d.

1.501,9

13,80,09,0n.d.22,829,99,5

771,0652,8n.d.

1.463,2835,662,2n.d.

897,80,0n.d.

22,50,0n.d.22,512,884,4979,1

9,9n.d.

1.086,2

22,780,01,0n.d.

73,76,7

532,5217,9n.d.

138,7139,7n.d.

126,0n.d.

2,523,9n.d.

16,287,0311,4

1,1n.d.

16,15,9

100,0n.d.

14,124,224,540,0n.d.

70,214,5n.d.

9,7n.d.

100,01,5n.d.

17,919,741,4100,0 n.d.

62,2100,010,0n.d.

71,141,410,925,0n.d.

14,269,2n.d.

100,0n.d.

10,0100,0n.d.

55,910,824,110,0n.d.

37,80,090,0n.d.

28,958,659,175,0n.d.

85,830,8n.d.

0,0n.d.

90,00,0n.d.

44,149,275,990,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


19.742


TOTAL: 24.994INF. N.D.: 7.045


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




3.493


3,1 ME

27 %18 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


222



AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

FR

ES

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIId (DE)IIa,IV (DE)VIa,b,VIIa,c,e,k (DE)VIII,IX (DE)Resto zonas




Subtotal:VIa,b,VIIa,c,e-k (DE)VIII,IX (DE)Resto zonas



80,0235,0895,0

9,0n.d.

1.219,0670,037,0

4.018,01.601,0

n.d.6.326,01.082,01.305,04.132,06.519,01.294,0

0,01.294,0

22,01.298,0802,0

2.122,0135,0902,0

2.562,09,0n.d.

3.608,0

63,0208,0

1.422,010,0n.d.

1.703,0744,074,0

4.719,01.979,0

n.d.7.516,0767,0

1.285,0n.d.

2.052,01.311,0

0,01.311,0

25,01.322,0

n.d.1.347,0159,0774,0

2.814,010,0n.d.

3.757,0

55,1184,9

1.295,63,6n.d.

1.539,2675,847,4

3.824,51.208,5

n.d.5.756,2284,3

1.055,4n.d.

1.339,71.253,3

0,01.253,3

0,01.122,6

n.d1.112,6133,0647,6

1.945,70,0n.d.

2.726,3

7,923,1126,4

6,4n.d.

163,868,226,6894,5770,5n.d.

1.759,8482,7229,6n.d.

712,357,70,057,725,0199,4n.d.

224,426,0126,4868,310,0n.d.

1.030,7

1.62,30,05,4n.d.9,30,019,2422,6572,6n.d.

1.014,4406,0101,1n.d.

507,10,0n.d.

22,567,2n.d.89,710,149,0586,9

9,0n.d.

655,0

6,320,8126,4

1,0n.d.

68,27,4

471,9197,9n.d.

76,7128,5n.d.

57,7n.d.

2,5132,2n.d.

15,977,4281,4

1,0n.d.

12,511,18,964,0n.d.

9,235,919,038,9n.d.

62,917,9n.d.

4,40,0

100,015,1n.d.

16,416,330,9100,0n.d.

79,790,0100,015,6n.d.

100,027,852,825,7n.d.

15,956,0n.d.

100,0n.d.

10,066,3n.d.

61,261,232,410,0n.d.

20,310,00,084,4n.d.

0,072,247,274,3n.d.

84,144,0n.d.

0,0n.d.

90,033,7n.d.

38,838,867,690,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


17.686


TOTAL: 21.088INF. N.D.: 4.934


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




2.276


2,0 ME

22 %13 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

FR

ES

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota







TOTALES TOTALS: 11.201.0 0,0 0,0

1.907,01.907,05.691,05.691,05.552,05.552,01.165,01.165,01.848,01.848,03.248,03.248,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


---


TOTAL: 11.201INF. N.D.: 11.201


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




---


------

---


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

224



AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

FR

ES

IE

PT

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota







TOTALES TOTALS: 10.268,0 0,0 0,0

1.015,01.015,05.118,05.118,05.336,05.336,01.048,01.048,01.729,01.729,03.017,03.017,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

0,0

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


---


TOTAL: 10.268INF. N.D.: 10.268


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




---


------

---


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE




Estudio de la especie solla.Study of the plaice species.

FAO: PLE


226


ESPECIE: SDLLA | PLAICE | FAO: PLE

AÑOS / YEARS2008

68.26964.6184.9042.28747 %

2,9 ME1.7972,3 ME37 %

72.16566.7186.1681.65727 %

2,1 ME1.1101,4 ME18 %

78.67574.3385.952872

15 %1,10 ME

6700,8 ME11 %

86.77182.0375.050649

13 %0,79 ME

4570,6 ME

9 %

97.34391.5596.296803

13 %0,97 ME

4750,6 ME

8 %

124.90516.355109.44336.40633 %

44,20 ME25.68331,2 ME

23 %

640.152500.658145.15644.30431 %

54,10 ME31.130,3938,0 ME

21 %

112.024105.033

7.3431.63022 %

1,97 ME939

1,1 ME13 %


TOTAL1



Sobrantes4



EN TONS

EN VALOR (ME)

EN %


TOTAL1



Surplus4



IN TONS

IN VALUE (ME)

IN %


QUE NO SE UTILIZA



(3) Cuota final:


























E S




PORTION OF THE

SURPLUS FINAL

QUOTA NOT UTILIZED



(3) Final Quota:

(4) Surplus (tons):




















autonomous prices.




E N




AÑO YEAR 2008

RESUMEN AÑO 2008

SUMMARY YEAR 2008

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

DE

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIaVIIf,gResto zonas

Subtotal:IIIb,c,dResto zonas

Subtotal:IIIb,c,dResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIaVIIb,cVIIf,gVIIh,j,kResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIaVIIh,j,kResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIaVIIf,gVIIh,j,kResto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 68.269,0 4.904,0 2.287,2 1.796,8

47,077,0

3.874,03.971,02.293,0

18.936,021.229,0

255,02.822,03.077,0

21,022,0

139,038,0

3.627,03.847,0

14,076,0

19.814,019.904,0

558,073,038.0

15.572,016.241,0

626,0236,0n.d.

862,02.590,0

n.d.2.590,0288,0n.d.

288,023,020,0

139,037,0n.d.

219,014,076,0n.d.90,0

735,088,032,0n.d.

855,0

135,9165,7n.d.

301,61.508,8

n.d.1.508,8151,0n.d.

251,00,5

11,6124,327,9n.d.

164,30,00,0n.d.

317,561,512,1n.d.

391,1

490,170,3n.d.

560,41.081,2

n.d.1.081,2

37,0n.d.37,022,58,414,79,1n.d.54,714,076,0n.d.90,0417,526,519,9n.d.

463,9

427,546,7n.d.

474,2822,2n.d.

822,28,2n.d.

822,220,26,40,85,4n.d.32,812,668,4n.d.81,0344,017,716,7n.d.

378,4

62,623,6n.d.

259,0n.d.

28,8n.d.

2,32,013,93,7n.d.

1,47,6n.d.

73,58,83,2n.d.

78,329,8n.d.

41,7n.d.

12,8

97,842,010,624,6n.d.

100,0100,0n,d.

56,830,162,2n.d.

12,833,6n.d.

24,0n.d.

77,8n.d.

10,223,894,640,7n.d.

10,010,0n.d.

17,633,216,1n.d.

87,266,4n.d.

76,0n.d.

22,2n.d.

89,876,25,459,3n.d.

90,090,0n.d.

2,466,883,9n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


4.904


TOTAL: 68.269INF. N.D.: 64.618


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




1.797


2,32 ME

47 %37 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

228


AÑO YEAR 2009

RESUMEN AÑO 2009

SUMMARY YEAR 2009

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

DE

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIaVIId,eVIIf,gResto zonas



Subtotal:VIIaVIIb,cVIId,eVIIf,gVIIh,j,kResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIaVIId,eVIIh,j,kResto zonas

Subtotal:VIIaVIId,eVIIf,gVIIh,j,kResto zonas


37,0760,059,0

3.302,04.158,0

22.063,022.063,03.337,03.337,0

16,019,0

2.534,0107,016,0

927,03.619,0

11,00,0

32,021.637,021.680,0

432,01.352,0

56,016,0

15.452,017.308,0

400,01.090,0216,0n.d.

1.706,0n.d.

n.d.

18,021,0

2.149,0132,050,0n.d.

2.370,012,020,010,0n.d.42,0

566,01.387,0

58,039,0n.d.

2.050,0

180,8963,1207,5n.d.

1.351,4n.d.

n.d.

0,46,7

1.422,6130,438,5n.d.

1.598,60,03,50,0n.d.3,5

180,91.290,2

55,431,4n.d.

1.557,9

219,2126,9

8,5n.d.

354,6n.d.

n.d.

17,614,3726,4

1,611,5n.d.

771,412,016,510,0n.d.38,5385,196,82,67,6n.d.

492,1

179,217,90,0n.d.

197,1n.d.

n.d.

15,812,2511,5

0,06,5n.d.

546,010,814,59,0n.d.34,3328,5

0,00,03,7n.d.

332,2

40,0109,0

8,5n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

1,82,1

214,91,65,0n.d.

1,22,01,0n.d.

56,696,82,63,9n.d.

54,811,63,9n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

97,868,133,81,223,0n.d.

100,082,5100,0n.d.

68,07,04,519,5n.d.

18,285,9100,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

10,214,729,6100,043,5n.d.

10,012,110,0n.d.

14,7100,0100,051,3n.d.

81,814,10,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

89,885,370,40,056,5n.d.

90,087,990,0n.d.

85,3000,048,7n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


6.168


TOTAL: 72.165INF. N.D.: 66.718


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




1.110


1,42 ME

27 %18 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2010

RESUMEN AÑO 2010

SUMMARY YEAR 2010

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

DE

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIa (RM)VIId,e (DE)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas



Subtotal:VIIa (RM)VIIb,c (DE)VIId,e (DE)VIIf,g (FL)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (RM)VIId,e (DE)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (RM)VIId,e (DE)VIIf,g (FL)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 78.675,0 5.952,0 871,9 670,3

42,0699,0

7,03.788,04.536,0

23.409,023.409,03.738,03.738,0

18,016,0

2.332,0120,0980,0

3.466,013,00,0

27,024.307,024.347,0

491,01.243,0

63,014,0

17.368,019.179,0

382,01.121,0

7,0n.d.

1.510,0n.d.

n.d.

20,018,0

2.177,0142,0n.d.

2.357,014,038,016,0n.d.68,0

548,01.361,0

60,048,0n.d.

2.017,0

151,11.080,4

0,6n.d.

1.196,1n.d.

n.d.

0,26,5

2.163,0135,0n.d.

2.305,50,0

12,40,0n.d.12,4

147,71.331,9

52,234,3n.d.

1.566,1

266,940,66,4n.d.

313,9n.d.

n.d.

19,811,514,06,2n.d.51,514,025,616,0n.d.55,6400,329,17,813,7n.d.

450,9

228,70,05,7n.d.

234,4n.d.

n.d.

17,89,70,00,0n.d.27,512,621,814,4n.d.48,8345,5

0,05,28,9n.d.

359,6

38,240,607n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

2,01,814,06,2n.d.

1,43,81,6n.d.

54,829,12,64,8n.d.

69,93,691,4n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

99,063,90,64,4n.d.

100,067,4100,0n.d.

73,02,113,028,5n.d.

14,3100,010,9n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

10,115,7100,0100,0n.d.

10,014,810,0n.d.

13,7100,033,335,0n.d.

81,814,10,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

89,885,370,40,056,5n.d.

90,087,990,0n.d.

85,3000,048,7n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


5.952


TOTAL: 78.675INF. N.D.: 74.338


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




670


0,8 ME

15 %11 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE


230



AÑO YEAR 2011

RESUMEN AÑO 2011

SUMMARY YEAR 2011

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

DE

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIa (RM)VIIf,g (DE)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas



Subtotal:VIIa (DE)VIId,e (DE)VIIf,g (FL)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (RM)VIId,e (DE)VIIf,g (FL)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 86.771,0 5.050,0 649,1 456,9

42,056,012,0

5.049,05.159,0

23.909,023.909,04.267,04.627,0

18,02.545,0101,023,0

1.084,03.771,0

13,027.721,027.734,0

491,01.357,0

53,023,0

20.007,021.931,0

380,0214,013,0n.d.

607,0n.d.

n.d.

20,02.189,0107,059,0n.d.

2.375,014,0n.d.14,0

546,01.414,0

49,045,0n.d.

2.054,0

284,6210,1

2,1n.d.

496,8n.d.

n.d.

0,32.169,1

97,752,8n.d.

2.319,90,0n.d.

131,81.364,2

44,943,3n.d.

1.584,2

95,43,910,9n.d.

110,2n.s.

n.d.

19,719,99,36,2n.d.55,114,0n.d.14,0414,249,84,11,7n.d.

469,8

57,40,09,6n.d.67,0n.d.

n.d.

17,70,00,00,0n.d.17,712,6n.d.12,6359,6

0,00,00,0n.d.

359,6

38,03,91,3n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

2,019,99,36,2n.d.

1,4n.d.

54,649,84,11,7n.d.

25,11,883,8n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

98,50,98,710,5n.d.

100,0n.d.

75,93,58,43,8n.d.

39,8100,011,9n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

10,2100,0100,0100,0n.d.

10,0n.d.

13,2100,0100,0100,0n.d.

60,20m088,1n.d.

n.d.

n.d

89,80,00,00,0n.d.

90,0n.d.

86,80,00,00,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


5.050


TOTAL: 86.771INF. N.D.: 82.037


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




457


0,6 ME

13 %9 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2012

RESUMEN AÑO 2012

SUMMARY YEAR 2012

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

DE

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIa (DE)VIId,e (DE)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas



Subtotal:VIIa (DE)VIId,e (DE)VIIf,g (FL)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)VIId,e (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)VIId,e (DE)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 97.343,0 6.295,9 803,2 475,0

42,0828,011,0

4.968,05.849,0

25.868,025.868,04.851,04.851,0

18,02.761,0

83,022,0

1.203,04.087,0

13,00,0

31.696,031.709,0

491,01.473,0

22,022.993,024.979,0

433,01.216,0

2,0n.d.

1.651,0n.d.

n.d.

20,02.381,0

92,566,0n.d.

2.559,51,0

65,0n.d.66,0

506,01.473,4

40,0n.d.

2.019,4

235,61.167,7

1,4n.d.

1.404,7n.d.

n.d.

0,02.219,6

80,861,7n.d.

2.362,10,0

64,3n.d.64,3

156,31.468,0

37,1n.d.

1.661,6

197,448,30,6n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

20,0161,411,74,3n.d.

197,41,00,7n.d.1,7

349,75,42,7n.d.

357,8

154,10,00,4n.d.

154,5n.d.

n.d.

18,00,02,50,0n.d.20,50,90,0n.d.0,9

299,10,00,0n.d.

299,1

43,348,30,2n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

2.0161,4

9,34,3n.d.

0,10,7n.d.

50,65,42,7n.d.

45,64,030,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

100,06.812,66,5n.d.

100,01,1n.d.

69,10,46,8n.d.

21,9100,033,3n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

10,0100,079,1100,0n.d.

10,0100,0n.d.

14,5100,0100,0n.d.

78,10,066,7n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

90,00,020,90,0n.d.

90,00,0n.d.

85,50,00,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


6.296


TOTAL: 97.343INF. N.D.: 91.559


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




475


0,6 ME

13 %8 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

232



AÑO YEAR 2013

RESUMEN AÑO 2013

SUMMARY YEAR 2013

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

DE

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIa (DE)VIId,e (FL)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas



Subtotal:VIIa (DE)VIId,e (FL)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)VIId,e (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 112.024,0 7.342,6 1.629,9 939,2

42,01.047,0

9,05.715,06.813,0

29.407,029.407,05.589,05.589,0

18,03.491,0

18,01.419,04.946,0

13,036.490,036.503,0

491,01.862,0

26.413,028.766,0

220,31.556,3

1,2n.d.

1.777,8n.d.

n.d.

20,03.152,4

50,3n.d.

3.222,70,1n.d.0,1

519,61,822,4

n.d.2.342,0

144,11,391,1

0,0n.d.

1.535,2n.d.

n.d.

0,32.358,2

48,6n.d.

2.407,10,0n.d.90,0

1.680,4n.d.

1.770,4

76,2165,2

1,2n.d.

242,6n.d.

n.d.

19,7794,2

1,7n.d.

815,60,1n.d.0,1

429,6142,0n.d.

571,6

54,29,61,1n.d.64,8n.d.

n.d.

17,7479,0

0,0n.d.

496,70,1n.d.0,1

377,60,0n.d.

377,6

22,0155,6

0,1n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

2,0315,2

1,7n.d.

0,0n.d.

52,0142,0n.d.

43,610,6100,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

98,525,23,4n.d.

100,0n.d.

82,77,8n.d.

28,994,210,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

10,239,7100,0n.d.

10,0n.d.

12,1100,0n.d.

71,15,890,0n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

89,860,30,0n.d.

90,0n.d.

87,90,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


7.343


TOTAL:112.024INF. N.D.: 105.033


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




939


1,1 ME

22 %13 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE





AÑO YEAR 2014

RESUMEN AÑO 2014

SUMMARY YEAR 2014

EE MM

MM EE

ZONAS CIEM

ICES AREAS





Capturasen Tons (B)

Catchesin Tons (B)




(D)


(D)


(C)-(D)=(E)


(C)-(D)=(E)

BE

DK

DE

FR

NL

UK

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS

TONS





quota



quota

VIIa (DE)IIa,IIIa,IV (RM)VIId,e (SO)VIIf,g (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IIIa,IV (RM)Todas las zonas

Subtotal:IIa,IIIa,IV (RM) Todas las zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)IIa,IIIa,IV (RM) VIId,e (DE)VIIf,g (DE)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)IIa,IIIa,IV (RM) Resto zonas

Subtotal:VIIa (DE)IIa,IIIa,IV (RM) VIIf,g (DE)VIIh,j,k (DE)Resto zonas

Subtotal:

TOTALES TOTALS: 124.905,0 109.443,4 36.405,8 25.682,6

31,06.407,0871,069,068,0

7.446,020.823,012.195,033.018,06.007,0333,0

6.340,014,0

1.202,02.903,0125,017,0

283,04.544,0

9,040.045,01.540,0

41.594,0312,0

29.633,065,017,0

1.936,031.963,0

165,07.892,51.437,6183,0n.d.

9.678,119.514,0

n.d.19.514,06.387,0

n.d.6.387,0

16,01.232,02.917,2155,750,7n.d.

4.371,69,0

42.870,7n.d.

42.879,7351,9

26.216,828,316,0n.d.

26.613,0

99,97.151,51.429,9181,2n.d.

8.862,511.749,6

n.d.11.749,64.222,4

n.d.4.222,4

0,0275,2

2.532,6154,850,7n.d.

3.013,30,0

27.810,9n.d.

27.810,958,5

17.280,924,515,0n.d.

17.378,9

65,1741,0

7,71,8n.d.

815,67.764,4

n.d.7.764,42.164,6

n.d.2.164,6

16,0956,8384,6

0,90,0n.d.

1.358,39,0

15.059,8n.d.

15.068,8293,4

8.935,93,81,0n.d.

9.234,1

48,60,00,00,0n.d.48,6

5.813,0n.d.

5,813,01.525,9

n.d.1.525,9

14,4833,692,90,00,0n.d.

940,98,1

10.772,7n.d.

10.780,8258,2

6.314,21,00,0n.d.

6.773,4

16,5741,0

7,71,8n.d.

1.951,4n.d.

638,7n.d.

1,6123,2291,7

0,90,0n.d.

0,94.287,1

n.d.

35,22.621,7

2,81,0n.d.

39,19,40,51,0n.d.

39,8n.d.

33,9n.d.

100,077,713,20,60,0n.d.

100,035,1n.d.

83,434,113,46,3n.d.

25,3100,099,8100,0n.d.

25,1n.d.

29,5n.d.

10,012,975,9100,0

0,0n.d.

10,028,5n.d.

12,029,374,5100,0n.d.

74,70,00,20,0n.d.

74,9n.d.

70,5n.d.

90,087,124,10,00,0n.d.

90,071,5n.d.

88,070,725,50,0n.d.

SOBRANTES

SURPLUS


109.443


TOTAL: 124.905INF. N.D.: 16.355


SURPLUS FINAL QUOTA




25.683


31,2 ME

33 %23 %


% of thefinal quota

% of thefinal quota



IN Tons

IN VALUE

IN VALUE

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