Stefan Griesbach
speaker
129 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 25 May
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Well, the problem is, good morning first, the problem is just the way we're managing our fisheries.
I think, well, we've sold out our fishing rights to the EU, and within this, we're not really controlling the way we're catching fish in Ireland.
It's just a lot of, in my opinion, unsustainable practice.
We're not looking at the artisanal fishing as the main source of production because most of the fish has to be exported.
There's low demand for seafood in Ireland, and the demand is very specific to certain species.
We're not trying to encourage people to eat a greater variety of fish.
It's been an ongoing problem for generations, so it's not new.
But now that the fishing has come at a standstill, we're seeing a big problem with the industry.
Yeah, we're catching fish for the export market.
That's most of the food industry in Ireland anyway.
Everything is targeted towards the export, and then we're replacing with import.
I mean, the fish industry is the case, the vegetable industry is the case.
That was in the news recently as well.
We don't produce food anymore anymore.
There's a lot of talk from politicians about food
Food safety and food, not food safety.
Food security, yeah.
Food security.
And I mean, if you're looking at the figures, except for the beef and the lamb industry, which are strong in Ireland, the rest, we are not, like, no, we cannot rely on our own production anymore.
At least 80% is imported, yeah.
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