New merger announced as in Iceland’s fishing industry continues to consolidate
A new industry grouping holding a substantial share of Icelandic quotas is set to appear as the boards of two major fishing operators have agreed on a merger – and…
Changes at Baader in Denmark and the Faroes
Processing equipment manufacturer Baader has appointed Jákup Sørensen to manage Baader Danmark as of 1st January 2023, and is ending its longstanding relationship with Faroese agent Petur Larsen from 30th…
Grants to support efficient fisheries data collection and innovation
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have announced $3.7 million in grants to support data modernisation and electronic data collection in…
Highest anchovy quota for a decade
The scientific recommendations for 2023 indicate that this new year’s anchovy TAC will be 33,000 tonnes, most of which goes to the Spanish fleet. The 29,7000 tonnes of anchovy made…
First catch for high-tech scalloper
The first scallops harvested from Norwegian waters for around thirty years have been caught by pioneering scallop catcher Arctic Pearl. Arctic Pearl’s crew announced that they got the best present…
NFFO calls out Blue Marine
As quotas for 2023 for the North Sea have seen advice for significantly higher increases than those finally decided on, the body representing the fishing industry in England and Wales…
US processor pair achieves FISH Standard certification
The second certification to be awarded to an operator in the Alaska fishing industry by the Fish Standard for Crew Inc, processor vessels Excellence and Pheonix have completed an extensive…
Ghost gear retrieved from Queensland waters
Three large ghost nets have been removed from Queensland waters between the Gulf of Carpentaria and the Torres Strait, in a joint operation by the Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA)…
Redox and Proff Kulde co-operate on stun and bleed vessels
Supplier companies Redox AS and Proff Kulde AS have entered into a strategic cooperation agreement to provide one of the most hygienic and energy efficient storage solutions for stun and…
Krill fishery assessed as world’s cleanest
The findings of a new paper published in Fisheries Management and Ecology are that the Antarctic krill fishery is the cleanest in the world in terms of its exceptionally low…
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