The Marine and Freshwater Research Instiute in Iceland has taken delivery of a Revolution remotely-operated vehicle (ROV) capable of conducting research in bays and fjords around the country. The ROV…
Scientists who have calculated the UK's ‘lost’ nutrients from fish exports for the first time are calling for a big push to get more people eating local seafood. Research by…
Three of eleven Indonesian fishermen apprehended by Australian forces off Northern Territory last month get to spend time in prison before being deported. The vessel was intercepted near Croker Island…
‘The Autoline Coastal system works well for us, and we’re excited about the upcoming electric upgrade of the system,’ said Pálmi Fannar Smárason, who has sailed as mate on Einhamar…
The MEST shipyard in the Faroe Islands has started 2025 by being busy with fishing vessels from Greenland, at both its Skála and Tórshavn locations. Royal Greenland’s pelagic vessel Tasiilaq…
Norwegian fishing company Hardhaus AS has placed an order for a new 69.99-metre pelagic vessel with a 15.50-metre moulded breadth to be built at the Karstensen yard in Skagen. Expected…
Fishing organisations in France and Spain have made clear their opposition to the forthcoming shutdown of fishing for vessels over 8 metres in length in the Bay of Biscay. The…
A 68-metre, 5000hp factory trawler under the flag of Vanuatu has been intercepted inside the Argentinean EEZ. The Chinese-owned XinRun 579 is one of a group of practically new trawlers…
Norwegian krill company Aker Qrill Company, which was not long ago spun off from Aker Biomarine, has struck a deal to complete a part-built krill fishing vessel as an addition…
As part of the GEF-funded fisheries and ecosystem-based management for the blue economy of the Mediterranean (FishEBM MED) project, the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) has undertaken initiatives…
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