Satisfactory results – despite challenging year
Royal Greenland has announced a pre-tax profit for 2022 of DKK235 million, on a turnover of DKK5.8 billion. Acccording to CEO Susanne Arfelt Rajamand, it’s a satisfactory outcome for a very…
Royal Greenland has announced a pre-tax profit for 2022 of DKK235 million, on a turnover of DKK5.8 billion. Acccording to CEO Susanne Arfelt Rajamand, it’s a satisfactory outcome for a very…
Stadyard has has announced that orders have been placed for a pair of coastal seiner net/purse seiners for delivery in the summer of 2025. Arild Sekkingstad of fishing company Oma…
At the current Seafood Expo Global, the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) and Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, formalising their common goal of increasing the sustainability of aquaculture…
At Seafood Expo Global in Barcelona, the Seafood Ethics Action Alliance is making it clear that it expects to see national governments make progress on the crucial Working in Fishing Convention…
Warmer water from the south, less cooling in the north and less ice combine to make life more difficult for Arctic marine species. ‘The changing environment has modified the Arctic…
Good fishing for blue whiting in the Faroese EEZ has brought a steady stream of landings to processing plants in Iceland. The Síldarvinnslan plants in Neskaupstaður and Seyðisfjörður are able…
The largest seafood industry trade fair is this year bringing together 2078 exhibiting companies from 87 countries and 68 pavilions spread across 49,339 square metres of exhibition space in Barcelona.…
A new round of funding under Ireland’s Brexit Inshore Fisheries Business Model Adjustment Scheme has been announced by Minister Charlie McConalogue. The support scheme which operated in 2022 was put…
A New Zealand fisherman has been hit with fines of $26,500 (approx €14,800) for omitting to log catches of roughly 2500kg of mostly snapper, as some kahawai and gurnard. Penalties…
The Notus Echo, introduced a few years ago to the Irish and Scottish fleets fishing for nephrops, has proved itself an invaluable took for skippers looking to streamline the way…