New demands from Danish fisheries control are causing disruption for a large mussel company on the island of Mors. The revised regulations require complete sorting of all daily landings, potentially reaching 500 tons, a significant shift from previous practices. Previously, inspections relied on sampling, consistent with the rest of the Danish fishing industry. This new policy has received a cold reception from the Social Democrats (S), highlighting a disagreement on the extent of the control measures. The company is now facing operational challenges due to the increased sorting requirements. The change aims to increase oversight but is raising concerns about practicality and impact on businesses. The situation underscores a growing tension between stricter regulation and industry practicality.