A world-first on Western Australia’s southern coastline is being celebrated as a game-changing innovation for abalone, which is now formally recognised as a Wild Enhanced Fishery, meeting the Marine Stewardship…
MEPs will this week vote on a proposal to make available financial compensation for the EU fisheries and aquaculture sectors following the extensive disruption caused by Russia’s war against Ukraine.…
NOAA has proposed new measures aimed at illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing. These changes address two key tools, the US Moratorium Protection Act and the international Port States Measures Agreement.…
Frustrated by their government’s failure to act on the issues facing the fishing industry, notably the sky-high cost of fuel that threatens the viability of many businesses, fishermen are blockading…
France and Spain are set to roll out stricter measures in the Gulf of Lion to protect marine stocks and habitats as part of conservation efforts supported by the General…
Following the adoption of the Partnership Agreement 2021-2027 with France, the European Commission has adopted the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMFAF) Programme for France, to implement the EU…
The US state of Delaware has expanded its network of artificial reefs with the latest vessel to be scuttled to become part of the underwater environment. The state has already…
Cermaq Canada is the first company to utilise the full range of new forecasting tools in Scoot Science’s proprietary SaaS platform SeaState. Cermaq is also the first to activate the Scoot Integrated…
‘Next year’s going to be a nightmare,’ said Friðleifur Einarsson, skipper of Brim’s fresher trawler Helga María, warning that a sharp reduction in the 2022-23 quota year’s redfish allowable catch…
FCF has organised the first of its Responsible Recruitment Project training sessions for the Indonesian Fishermen Association (INFISA) and nine local recruitment agencies. These sessions, held over a course of…