Danish pelagic operators took the initiative to implement digital monitoring and surveillance across all their vessels ahead of legislation or regulatory requirements. Now the Danish Pelagic PO says it’s time…
A five-year project in Australia’s Eastern Tuna and Billfish Fishery has delivered new evidence that protected species mitigation and crew safety can be improved together. Led by Tuna Australia, the project combined…
Fuel prices are struggling to recover following the conflict in the Middle East, and those involved in the fishing industry in Brittany are already looking to the future. While there…
A new smart docking system designed to for the aquaculture sector is to be shown for the first time at Nor-Fishing in Trondheim. This has been developed by Damen Folla…
Norway’s Minister of Fisheries and the Oceans Marianne Sivertsen Næss is launching a new roadmap that brings together the work that contributes to seafood playing an even more prominent role…
Frøy has ordered two new 4500 cubic metre capacity live fish carriers, with options for four additional vessels. The newbuilds are to be built at Nantong Rainbow Offshore & Engineering…
Steel-X has signed a contract with Vard to deliver a complete fish processing factory for Rosund Drift's new trawler. The scope of the order includes engineering, design, manufacturing, installation, commissioning…
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) has completed its annual patrol of the North Pacific Ocean to detect and deter IUU fishing activity and monitor fishing fleets active on the high…
A Workplace Fish Discrimination Report by seafood giant Sealord reveals a deep divide in the New Zealand workplace when it comes to eating fish. From ‘no fish’ stickers on the…
This year’s seabed cleanup operation in Norwegian waters, overseen the Directorate of Fisheries, has begun. Fishing vessel Vikingbank sailed from Ålesund this week and the operation will cover fishing ground…
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