Industry position vindicated by North Sea cod quota increase
The 63% increase in the North Sea cod quota under the deal between Norway, the EU and the UK vindicates the position taken by the industry that drastic cod quota…
Sanford goes for green with Maaskant newbuild order
New Zealand seafood company Sanford Limited has placed an order with Damen Shipbuilding Maaskant for the design and build of a new scampi vessel for operation in the Southern Ocean.…
First capelin of the year
The first catches of capelin of the 2022-23 season have been caught off the north of Iceland. Brim’s pelagic vessel Víkingur sailed on Saturday and took the first few hauls,…
Faroes strike 2023 fisheries agreements with Norway and Iceland
The Faroe Islands have signed reciprocal fisheries agreements for 2023 with Norway and Iceland that largely roll over the terms of this year’s deals. The Faroese fleet gets 4945 tonnes…
KFO brands Fisheries Council ‘festive sideshow’
Killybegs Fishermen’s Organisation (KFO) chief executive Seán O’Donoghue has stated that this year’s Council of Fisheries Ministers, which has already begun in Brussels, looks to be a repeat of what…
Offshore tech could quadruple Scottish aquaculture production
New technology to support seafood production in exposed offshore locations could unlock an additional £4.2 billion in turnover for Scotland’s aquaculture sector, following the results of a pioneering research project…
Boosting training in fisheries
Fishing and processing company Brim and the Icelandic College of Fisheries have signed a co-operation agreement aimed at raising levels of training within the industry. The specific aims are to…
Darwin court hands down sentences to illegal fishermen
Eight crew members from two Indonesian fishing vessels, intercepted last month have been convicted in the Darwin Local Court for offences under the Fisheries Management Act 1991. The illegal fishermen…
Canada’s third MSC certified sustainable freshwater fishery
The Cedar Lake Walleye and Northern Pike Fisheries has achieved MSC-certification – the second freshwater fishery in the province of Manitoba and only the third in Canada to enter the…
Capelin survey starts off
After a detour to tow the damaged Vilhelm Thorsteinsson to be dry-docked in Akureyri, Síldarvinnslan’s pelagic vessel Barði headed for fishing grounds and returned with 1400 tonnes of herring. According…
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