Blue whiting season over – for the moment
The blue whiting fishery for the Síldarvinnslan fleet has come to a close for the time being, with the last landing to season to the company’s plant in Neskaupstaður earlier…
NFFO at Downing Street food production summit
Earlier this week NFFO Chief Executive Mike Cohen participated in the first Farm to Fork summit at 10 Downing Street. Although, as event’s title suggests, the focus was terrestrial –…
Artist behind ‘We’re Sorry’ message
Describing himself as an ‘artist and a cultural activist’, ODEE, Oddur Eysteinn Friðriksson, has releaved himself as the person behind the spoof Samherji ‘apology’ that appeared a few days ago…
WTO members advance fisheries subsidies negotiations
WTO members were able to advance work on the second wave of fisheries subsidies negotiations during the second of a series of Fish Weeks. The chair of the negotiations, Ambassador…
Sustainable aquaculture training for young women
Following the success of its first training for young women in aquaculture in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, held in 2022 in Tunisia, the General Fisheries Commission for the…
Skulebas, built at the Hvide Sande Shipyard in Denmark
Training vessel starts sea trials
Norwegian training and sustainable fishing vessel Skulebas, built at the Hvide Sande Shipyard in Denmark, has been carrying out sea trials ahead of delivery. Registered in Måløy, the 35-metre Skulebas…
Funding will support the Cornish Seaweed Company in developing a system for farming seaweed on land. Images: Cornish Seaweed Company
Funding a new wave of innovation in UK seafood
In the latest funding awards from the UK Seafood Innovation Fund £6.2 million is to be shared between 22 projects. The UK Seafood Innovation Fund (SIF), part of the Government’s…
Demanding action to close the net on illegal fishing in the Pacific
Groups working with more than 150 companies are demanding collective efforts in advance of the G7 Hiroshima Summit. Members of the coalition – the Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST),…
Science takes the lead as IOTC adopts catch limits and reductions
A series of nine new resolutions have been adopted at the 27th session of the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission last week, relating notably to bigeye tuna, electronic monitoring system and…
P&P build new pelagic vessel
Dutch fisheries group Parlevliet & van der Plas expects to take delivery in November 2024 of a new pelagic vessel to replace the former Annelies Ilena KW-174. The new vessel…
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