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Sardine supplies are tightening at some German supermarkets as declining catches in Morocco contribute to shortages of the fish across Europe, German broadcaster NTV reported.<\/p>\n
Several supermarkets and discount chains said some sardine products could be temporarily unavailable because of limited supplies.<\/p>\n
German discount retailer Aldi Nord said availability had been affected by difficult fishing conditions, while supermarket chain Rewe described the situation as a \u201ctight raw material supply across Europe,\u201d affecting both private-label and branded products.<\/p>\n
The supply squeeze has also affected Lidl, Kaufland and grocery delivery services, according to NTV.<\/p>\n
Stefan Meyer, managing director of the Fish Information Center in Hamburg, said sardine fisheries off Morocco, including the waters off the Moroccan Sahara, have experienced declining stocks for years.<\/p>\n
Meyer said the situation did not improve last year, citing climate change, changing marine conditions and high fishing pressure.<\/p>\n
Morocco also restricted sardine exports beginning Feb. 1, including frozen, fresh and chilled products, as part of efforts to ensure adequate domestic supplies.<\/p>\n
The European Parliament\u2019s Directorate-General for Internal Policies has identified Morocco as one of the leading non-EU suppliers of fishery products to the European Union.<\/p>\n
According to a study prepared for the European Parliament\u2019s Committee on Fisheries, EU countries imported more than \u20ac1.61 billion worth of Moroccan fishery products in 2022.<\/p>\n
Morocco has also been a major supplier of sardines to European markets, with imports worth about \u20ac182 million, according to figures cited in the study.<\/p>\n
Meyer said sardine stocks off Spain and Portugal have recovered significantly in recent years, but catches there are insufficient to compensate for reduced supplies from Morocco.<\/p>\n
He warned that the shortage is unlikely to ease quickly and could push prices higher.<\/p>\n
As supplies tighten, producers are increasingly turning to sardine-like species such as sardinella, which are found mainly in the Indian Ocean, western Pacific and tropical Atlantic.<\/p>\n
The developments highlight the vulnerability of European sardine supplies to changes in fish stocks, environmental conditions and fishing pressure in major producing regions.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
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