Cameroon hit with EU red card
Identified after a long process by the European Commission as a ‘non-cooperating country’ Cameroon has been issued with red card, effectively closing European markets to any imports of seafood products…
MarinTrust launches Multispecies Fishery Assessment
MarinTrust has developed an assessment framework for multispecies fisheries designed to meet the needs of complex fisheries, such as trawl fisheries in Southeast Asia, that do not fit the conventional…
Big year for Iceland’s seafood exports
Iceland exported seafood valued at roughly ISK349 billion in 2002, according to provisional figures made available by Statistics Iceland. In ISK terms, this is an 18% increase on 2021’s figures,…
The rising value of Norway’s fisheries
The landed value of fish and shellfish delivered by the Norwegian fishing fleet in 2021 was NoK23.9 billion, and taking into account adjustments for inflation, this represents a 60% increase…
Maine fishermen turn to scallop farming
Farming sea scallops in Maine has been developing for about 20 years. It offers new opportunities for former and existing commercial fishermen. Fishermen are facing numerous challenges, including climate change…
Angry and frustrated
Much of the UK fishing industry remains angry and frustrated at the gulf between what as promised in the December 2020 Trade and Cooperation Agreement, and what has actually been…
Trout from high in the Andes
Peru’s National Fund for Fisheries Development (Fondepes) has delivered 140,000 trout fingerlings to be reared in lakes high in the mountains, as part of a national initiative to guarantee food…
Best year ever for Norway’s seafood exports
Norwegian producers last year exported seafood worth NoK151 million, up a massive 25% over the previous year. According to Norwegian Seafood Council CEO Christian Chramer, 2022 is the best year…
Cautious re-opening of Kaikōura pāua fishery
New Zealand’s Oceans and Fisheries Minister David Parker has decided the recreational pāua (abalone) fishing season will take place from 15th April to 15th June, and the commercial fishery is…
Vietnam – a growing market for Norwegian seafood
Analysts at the Norwegian Seafood Council are seeing Vietnam as the new Thailand, with a growing seafood market driven primarily by the demand for salmon, but also for trout and…
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