Strengthening the fight against IUU fishing to promote sustainable fisheries and enhancing maritime security across the Pacific are key outcomes of Operation Kurukuru, which has just come to a close.…
The MSC sustainability certification for the Bay of Granville whelk fishery is now suspended, with climate change and rising temperatures blamed for impacts on the whelk stocks in the region.…
Brand-new Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans Costas Kadis has been given an upbeat welcome to his new role by European fishing industry body Europêche, following his delivery of what is…
An initiative by fishermen in Bulgaria to preserve Black Sea sturgeon has been a real success, culminating in the award on 31st October – the International Day of the Black…
The Estonian Long Distance Fisheries Association (ELDFA) has become a Europêche member, unanimously welcomed by Europêche’s General Assembly. As one of Estonia’s largest fisheries organizations, the Estonian LDFA represents a…
Fishing industry body Seafood New Zealand confirmed a year of zero by-catch of protected species on the jack mackerel fishery (JMA7) with no accidental captures of seabirds, dolphins or other…
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…
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