Record illegal haul intercepted
Australian Border Force has seized a record illegal haul of sea cucumber and detained eleven fishermen after a successful interception of a suspected illegal fishing operation in waters off the…
Iceland’s incoming government sets out its stall
A new coalition is set to form the new government in Iceland, setting out an ambitious list of policy aims. In an unusual election outcome in Iceland, where governments are…
Spanish industry’s frustrations over further Mediterranean restrictions
The decision taken at this year’s December Council to further reduce days at sea for fishing activity in the Mediterranean is an ongoing cause of frustration for the Spanish fishing…
Bilateral deal on Atlanto-Scandian herring
While the coastal states have for a number of years agreed on TACs for pelagic stocks on the North-East Atlantic, they have repeatedly failed to reach agreement on how these…
Russian Crab’s latest new vessel is named after former director Alexander Anatolyevich Sapozhnikov. Images: Russian Crab Group
Crabber named after company’s former director
The latest crabber to be built for Russian Crab has been launched at the Onega Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Plant, and named after the company’s former director, Alexander Sapozhnikov, who…
Oceandepth deployed to combat beach erosion
Smart buoys developed by Spanish technology company Satlink are being used for the first time in a groundbreaking project focused on beach regeneration. This innovative new OceanDepth buoy used an…
NAPA delivers strong message to Coastal States
A landmark meeting of NAPA partners earlier this month brought together catching sector representatives and Coastal States’ negotiators, at which NAPA sought to reinforce its message that there is no space…
Norway sets provisional 130,000-tonne mackerel quota for 2025
‘Pending clarification of the distribution issue for mackerel, we have set an interim quota at the start of the year, to ensure that the part of the fleet that starts…
Fixing the scientific shortfall lifts monk quota
A substantial increase in the monkfish quota for 2025 demonstrates clearly the value of improved scientific efforts in assessing marine stocks, as monkfish is no longer a data deficient species.…
Smaller quotas as Faroes and Norway reach agreement on 2025 access
Reciprocal fishing access arrangements between the Faroe Islands and Norway have been completed, with reductions in fishing opportunities on both sides. Lower groundfish quotas in the Barents Sea mean that…
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