Italian startup Northern Light Composites (nlcomp) aims to tackle the key challenge of end‑of‑life of fibreglass and carbon‑fibre products used in boats and other sectors. Conventional thermoset composites are widely…
The chair of the European Parliament's Committee on Fisheries has requested that the EU’s crisis and transition temporary framework be triggered, due to the impact of the conflict in the…
The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) Secretariat has received US$60 million from the United States, on behalf of the Pacific Island Parties to support the Treaty on Fisheries. This…
Icelandic producers saw a significant increase in the value of exports last month. Official figures indicate that seafood exports during February were valued at ISK30 billion. In ISK terms, this…
A new campaign aims to reconnect Plymouth with its fishing fleet. A Taste of the Salt launched last week with film and photography spotlighting Plymouth’s working fishermen. A Taste of…
New pelagic vessel Rogne has docked at Leinevik in Herøy for the first time, following the delivery trip from the Karstensen yard. This is the latest in a long series…
Although Maine’s commercial fishing earnings have exceeded $500 million for fourteen years in a row – hitting $619,053,489 in 2025 – inflation has affected the industry and fishing effort on…
Software specialist Wisefish has announced a new partnership with Canadian processor Quinlan Brothers, marking a continued expansion of its presence in Canada and the broader North American market. The collaboration reflects…
Reacting to the widespread conflict in the Middle East and its repercussions on oil supplies, the Brittany Fisheries Committees have sounded the alarm about the current situation, in which the…
Norwegian shipbuilder Stadyard will deliver a new longliner in the summer of 2028 to Faroese operator Framherji’s subsidiary P/F Regn. The 50-metre design will have a 630 cubic metre fishroom,…
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