Albacore season gives Keroman a boost
After a difficult year in 2023, in terms of both volume and value, albacore tuna has made a welcome reappearance in the port of Keroman. After a slow start in…
After a difficult year in 2023, in terms of both volume and value, albacore tuna has made a welcome reappearance in the port of Keroman. After a slow start in…
Built under the government investment quotas programme, two new seine netters for owners in the Russian Far East are at the smaller end of the scale of vessels being built…
The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) held a ground-breaking ceremony last week in Honiara to unveil the design and commencement of the construction of a new building complex for…
Due to take place in the French fishing port of Lorient 15-17th October next year, ItechMer will be celebrating its 30th anniversary, offering exhibition space, detailed conferences and an opportunity…
Next generation genomic sequencing of Pacific sardine has revealed not one, but two species of sardine in the California Current in 2022 and 2023. When research scientist Gary Longo first…
Canadian Coast Guard Ship (CCGS) Sir Wilfrid Laurier has completed this year’s mission to detect and deter IUU fishing in the North-Pacific. Operation North Pacific Guard (Op.NPG), is an annual, multi-national effort…
Against a challenging backdrop of reduced quotas for a key stocks, Norway and Russia have agreed on a Barents Sea fisheries agreement for 2025. ‘It’s good that we have a…
BioMar UK has become the first ASC certified feed mill the United Kingdom. This certification for its Grangemouth facility – which produces feed for salmon and trout – and marks a significant…
The Commission has stuck with ICES advice and these proposals – ahead of the usual December Council when the actual TACs and shares will be thrashed out – apply to…
The sale by armement de pêche artisanale de Keroman (APAK) of seiner/trawler Marie Lou to armement coopératif vendéen (ACAV) is the first of a series of changes taking place in…