Nodosa floats off New Zealand factory trawler
The new trawler for New Zealand company Talley’s has been floated off at the Nodosa Shipyard in Spain. Scheduled for completion and delivery later this year, the 79-metre, 15.50-metre breadth…
Light at the end of the tunnel, says NSC’s UK country director
It’s been a challenging year for the seafood industry overall, including Norwegian seafood exports to the UK, according to the Norwegian Seafood Council’s UK country director Bjørn-Erik Stabell. ‘Whitefish exports…
FEAP elects new president
At its 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Limassol, the president of the Federation of European Aquaculture Producers (FEAP), Lara Barazi-Geroulanou, concluded her term, having driven significant progress for European…
Next stage of fishing gear recycling
Spanish industry body Cepesca is launching the REDISMAR, an initiative aimed at improving the management of fishing nets and gear at the end of their useful life through eco-design and…
Quantus delivered by Westcon
New pelagic vessel Quantus PD-379 has been christened at an event in Ølensvåg, where the new trawler has been deliverd by Westcon. The 75.30-metre, 15.80-metre breadth Quantus is a Salt…
Supporting Dutch fisheries through fuel crisis
With a portion of the Dutch fleet tied up an inactive, or operating at a loss, due to high fuel costs resulting from the turmoil in the Middle East, the…
Partnering to strengthen ethical recruitment
Thai Union Group and the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) have embarked in a three-year partnership focused on ethical recruitment, worker protections, and grievance and remediation systems for migrant fishers…
Icelandic monkfish gains MSC re-certification
There’s a chequered history behind the certification of Iceland’s fishery for monkfish. The fishery’s initial 2018 certification expired in 2024. This has now been regained. The certification lapsed due to…
Pacific Nations strengthen fisheries surveillance
Pacific Island countries have demonstrated the power of regional cooperation in protecting the region’s valuable fisheries resources following the successful completion of Operation Tui Moana 2026 (OPTM26), a three-week coordinated…
Port of Hirtshals continues to break its own records
2025 was the latest in a series of record years for the Port of Hirtshals. Revenue for 2025 ended at DKK 91.6 million with a profit of DKK 15.5 million,…
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