European industry welcomes High Seas Treaty
The culmination of a maraton 40-hour session at the UN headquarters in New York, resulting in UN member states reaching agreement on the landmark international Treaty on the Conservation and…
Heavy fishing on high-value roe capelin
The capelin season in Icelandic waters has seen some heavy fishing in the last few days, with marks of fish at the surface so thick they have been mistaken for…
Ghana commits to 100% transparency for industrial fisheries
Ghana has made a landmark commitment to roll out full transparency for industrial fisheries within its EEZ by 2025, pledging to deploy camera systems, remote sensors and Electronic Monitoring Systems…
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UK supermarkets told, don’t buy into voluntary ‘standards’ spin
UK supermarkets are being advised to steer clear of voluntary standards, tools and certifications when it comes to clearing their seafood supply chains of labour exploitation and modern slavery. ITF…
The Intergovernmental Conference on Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction gave Ambassador Rena Lee a standing ovation on the successful conclusion of the BBNJ treaty. Images: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore
High Seas Treaty reached at UN
The agreement reached by delegates of the Intergovernmental Conference on Marine Biodiversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction, better known by its acronym BBNJ, is the culmination of UN-facilitated talks that began…
Subsidies for collecting ghost gear
The Swedish authorities are supporting efforts to map and retrieve lost fishing gear with an initiative open to state bodies, regions, municipalities, universities, universities, scientific institutes, trade associations, POs, associations…
First in South Africa to gain BSP certification
Cape Fish has achieved Best Seafood Practices (BSP) and Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) certifications from the Global Seafood Alliance (GSA), the first-seafood processor in South Africa to earn this distinction. Envisible, a company specialising…
First crabber from Far East yard
The first of a pair of crabbing vessels built for Russian Far East company Mag-C International LLC is completing sea trials. Omolon is the first crabber built at the Khabarovsk…
Iceland Seafood rethink on UK business
Last year Iceland Seafood International (ISI) was ready to leave the UK market and offload its UK business. At the end of 2022, two potential buyers for Iceland Seafood UK’s…
Fisheries Committee chair slams Commission’s plans as illegal
The European Commission’s proposals to shut down the use of mobile fishing gears inside MPAs has been slammed on the floor of the European Parliament by MEP Pierre Karleskind, who…
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