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Council of the EU
Agriculture and Fisheries Council, 17-18 October 2022
Agenda highlights
Infographic - Setting catch limits and quotas
See full infographicFisheries
Baltic Sea 2023 - total allowable catches (TACs)
Ministers will aim to reach a political agreement on the fixing of fishing opportunities for 2023 in the Baltic Sea. They will do so according to the objectives of the Common Fisheries Policy, the provisions of the Baltic Multiannual Plan, available scientific advice, and taking into account the socio-economic impact on the fisheries sector.Management of the EU’s fish stocks (background information)
ICCAT Meeting 2022
Ministers will provide guidance to the Commission ahead of this year’s annual meeting of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) on 14-21 November.
Infographic - How the Russian invasion of Ukraine has further aggravated the global food crisis
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Market situation
Ministers will exchange information on their respective agricultural market situation, especially in the context of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine. They are expected to stress the high increase in input prices and the availability of fertilizers as impacting the production and producers across all sectors.Food security and affordability (background information)
Live streaming
Live streaming
17 October 2022TBC Arrivals
10:10 Public session
11:40 Public session
14:30 Public session
17:45 Public session
Estimated schedule
Trade-related agricultural issues
Ministers will provide guidance to the Commission to identify challenges and opportunities on international agricultural markets from possible multilateral and bilateral trade agreements, while ensuring the safeguard of the EU’s agricultural sector competitiveness.
Meeting information
Meeting n°3900
Luxembourg
17 October 2022
10:00
Preparatory documentsProvisional agenda
Provisional list of A items
Background brief