Icelandic catch down, first sale value up
The Icelandic fleet’s overall catch in 2023 came to 1,375,000 tonnes, a 3% drop compared to the previous year. At the same, the first sale value of catches was up…
Mokstein heads for the Arabian Sea – flag state yet to be confirmed
Norwegian-registered pelagic vessel Mokstein (former Icelandic Lundey) is on its way to the Arabian Sea to try fishing for mesopelagic species, although some bureuacratic loose ends still need to be…
Persuading Czechs to eat fish
The inhabitants of the landlocked Czech Republic have the lowest fish consumption of any EU Nation – and entrepreneur Jan Hora knew he had a challenge on his hands to…
Early end to sandeel season – due to UK closures
This year’s North Sea sandeel season came to a close in early August, and this marks a challenging year for the industry. Processing plants run by Marine Ingredients Denmark this…
New WAFIC CEO hits the ground running
The Western Australia Fishing Industry Council (WAFIC) has just welcomed its new CEO – and Melissa Haslam has immediately been in the thick of it by calling on the Federal…
Proposals for Barents Sea shrimp harvesting rules
There is currently no total quota or common management plan for shrimp in the Barents Sea. The Norwegian-Russian Fisheries Commission has requested advice on a management plan for the shrimp population…
Baffin Fisheries appoints new President
Baffin Fisheries has announced the appointment of Kavavow Mikijuk as President of Niqitaq Fisheries and Baffin Fisheries, as of 3rd September. He has 17 years of experience behind him in…
New crab catcher takes Northern sea route to the Far East
A new vivier crabber built for Russian Far East fishing company Aqua-Invest is taking the Northern sea route for its delivery trip to Vladivostok from the outfitting yard at Rybinsk…
Robust results despite a tough environment
Sea Harvest Group in South Africa has been through a tough first half on 2024, but has delivered an EBIT of R373 million, 6% ahead of 2023, reaping the benefits…
MSC responds to ITF/Nature claims
The Marine Stewardship Council has responded to claims made by the International Transport Federation in a study published in Nature, concerning forced labout in tuna fisheries. ‘We recognise forced and…
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