ICES fends off cyber attacks
The International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) has fought off a couple of cyber attacks, first with a penetration of the organisation’s systems, and followed up a…
Four foreign fishing vessels intercepted
An Australian Defence Vessel (ADV), in partnership with Maritime Border Command (MBC), intercepted four Indonesian fishing vessels operating illegally near Augustus Island in north-western Australia, following a report from a…
Furuno package for new seiner
The owners of new seiner Jarle Berg, Trond and Børrge Berg, which has been built at the Larsnes Mek Verksted yard, went for a package of electronics from Furuno Norge,…
Antarctic on trials
Pelagic trawler Antarctic, built for the Fiskebas Fishing Company in Shetland, has been undergoing trials, following the new vessel’s recent christening at the Zamakona shipyard’s quayside in Bilbao. Trials are…
Nor-Fishing spotlight on new ground gear
Winning is naturally best, but just being one of the nominees for the prestigious Nor-Fishing Innovation Award, which will be announced during the opening ceremony of this month’s exhibition in…
Thai Union invests in Ghana
Thai Union has officially opened its new, 8000-tonne cold store for its Pioneer Food Cannery (PFC) factory in Ghana. Located in Tema near PFC’s manufacturing plant, the cold store will…
Weakening NoK boosts export values
The export values of Norwegian seafood totalled NoK 13 billion in July this year, despite falling sales of cod but with record prices for herring and strong mackerel sales. ‘The…
FiiZK’s lice skirt business acquired by Hampiðjan
The FiiZK group has entered into an agreement to divest FiiZK Protection’s lice skirt production business to the Hampidjan Group. The sale is part of a streamlining of FiiZK, which…
Magdalen Islands fisheries projects get government funding
More than $350,000 in funding for three projects in the Magdalen Islands that will help improve the efficiency, quality and sustainability of Quebec’s fish and seafood sector has been announced…
Richard Williamson skippers Shetland pelagic vessel Research
Sustainability means everything
New SPFA chairman Richard Williamson says that the Scottish pelagic sector has a vital role to play in food security at both a national and a global level, and is…
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