ICES revises cod advice upwards
ICES as revised its original advice for a 44% increase in the 2023 quota for North Sea cod, and now recommends a 26,008 tonne quota which represents a 63% increase…
Logistic hub for seafood opens in Primorye
A terminal, logistics centre and capacity for cold storage have been opened in Primorye Russia’s far east, with fishing and processing company Dobroflot behind the initiative. This development includes a…
Exports worth half a billion NoK every day
October showed the highest export values to date for Norwegian seafood heading to overseas markets. The month export values came to NoK15.40 billion, which is a 27% increase on the…
Fisheries agreement between the EU and Madagascar
The EU and Madagascar have agreed on the text of a new sustainable fisheries partnership agreement. This restores the partnership between the EU and Madagascar that had been interrupted in 2018,…
Searching for haddock on east coast grounds
Brim’s factory trawler Örfirisey is now on fishing grounds east of Iceland with the aim of finding haddock – and staying clear of cod and redfish. ‘We sailed on 4th…
No let-up in pressure on Baltic fishermen
Next year’s quotas for Baltic fisheries leave fishermen facing another tough year, according to the Danish Fishermen’s Association. This is despite increases in quotas for plaice and Central Baltic herring.…
Future-proofing with satellite connectivity
Ålesund company Ava Ocean is one of many maritime enterprises whose operations stand to benefit from Inmarsat’s plans to expand its Arctic coverage. With demand increasing for high-quality connectivity in…
Norebo places first longliner order
A subsidiary of Murmansk fishing company Norebo has contracted for the first of four longliners to be built for fishing in Far Eastern waters. The Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky-based YaMSy JSC has placed…
Fuel support welcomed
France’s National Fisheries Committee (CNPMEM) has welcomed the decision by the Minister of the Sea to increase funding caps to €330,000 and to extend fuel support into next year. ‘It’s…
Pushing for better tuna stock protections and stronger FAD management
The International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) has set out its list of critical asks in a position statement ahead of this month’s ICCAT annual meeting. ISSF is pushing for bigeye and yellowfin stocks to be maintained at…
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