Argos Georgia survivors taken to Falkland Islands
Thirteen surviving crew members of longliner Argos Georgia arrived in Stanley yesterday and a fourteenth is expected to arrive today. The formal search of the area 200 nautical miles east…
Mustad Autoline acquires Havfront
It’s a few weeks since Havfront, the Måløy-based developer and producer of robust heading and gutting machines for both seagoing and shore-based whitefish handling, announced that it had no choice…
Boosting small-scale aquaculture in the south-eastern Mediterranean
Five small-scale aquaculture producers from the southeastern Mediterranean are participating in an innovative capacity development programme organised by the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) of the FAO and New…
Committee on Fisheries elects its new officers
Members of the European Parliament’s Committee on Fisheries have elected their chair and four vice-chairs for the next two and a half years. Carmen Crespo Díaz from Spain was unanimously…
Hybrid propulsion trial enters operational phase
A key part of the Hyba project in France for hybridisation and energy optimisation of the trawler fleet, trawler/seine netter Naoned is now entering the operational phase. Built by Piriou…
Fishing company’s own yard delivers latest newbuild
One of the largest fishing operators in Russia, Norebo, has taken delivery of new factory trawler Valentin Manturov, built at the company’s own Otradnoe shipyard. Valentin Manturov is built under…
Rescue operation in progress for stricken longliner
A major rescue operaton has been mounted to reach the position of longliner Argos Georgia, reported to be taking on water around 200 nautical miles east of the Falkland Islands…
The Biogarn project is funded by EMFAF and the Danish Fisheries Agency. Images: Esther Savina/DTU Aqua
Trialling biodegradeable nets
The port of Hirtshals is the backdrop to trials with biodegradeable nets, part of a six-year project testing the nets and the decomposition rates in and around the harbour. The…
Aerial view of net-cage fishfarm
International drive to standardise sea lice modelling
A consortium of researchers from Scotland, Norway and the Faroe Islands are working on a new benchmark testing tool that could help to better validate the predictions of the dispersion…
Canada puts $50 million into Gaspé Peninsula’s small boat harbours
As part of the Government of Canada's commitment to growing the economy, the Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, the Honourable Diane Lebouthillier, has been in Rivière-au-Renard,…
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