Scapêche scales back fleet
Lorient fishing company Scapêche is scaling back its fleet dramatically, with seven of its vessels due to be decommissioned under the French government’s post-Brexit support initiative. Of the company’s 22…
Kattegat camera trials brought forward
Denmark’s Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries has decided to bring forward the evaluation of the camera project to a 1st October completion date in order to make a faster…
Versatile Stødig heads north
Norwegian fishing company Asbjørn Selsbane has taken delivery of trawler/seiner/crabber Stødig, after a delay in delivery of some months from the Karstensen yard in Skagen. Outfitted for shrimp trawling, seine…
Protesting to defend their work and way of life
Over the last week fishermen across Europe have staged vocal protests against policies they believe put the future of the industry and their way of life in jeopardy. This applies…
Mobilise to reject Commission’s action plan
Spanish industry federation CEPESCA has outlined its unconditional support for the protests planned for fishing ports across Europe today to register the fishing industry’s dissatisfaction with the European Commission’s action…
Scrapping becomes a Lorient speciality
The Brittany port of Lorient is becoming a centre for scrapping, as series of decommissioned fishing vessels queues up to be dismantled at the port’s 2000 square metre deconstruction area.…
Lilibet on patrol
New patrol vessel Lilibet has carried out its first patrols after being handed over to the Falkland Islands government at the end of last month. It replaces former fishing vessel…
Weak NoK drives up export values
Norway exported NoK12.9 billion worth of seafood in April. This is a 14% increase compared to the same month last year. ‘For Norway as a seafood nation, it is positive…
UK market opens to NZ seafood
As the UK-New Zealand free trade agreement is set to come into force at the end of this month, seafood producers in New Zealand have three weeks to prepare. The…
New seafood exhibitions on the scene
The seascape around seafood exhibitions in Europe has seen changes in recent years – not least with the shift of Seafood Expo Global from Brussels to Barcelona – and the…
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