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…
Agreement on 2023 mackerel TAC
North-east Atlantic coastal states have announced an agreement on mackerel for 2023, with a 782,066 tonne catch limit. This is a marginal reduction over the 794,920 tonne quota, and corresponds…
Fishing vessel and crew lost in collision off Jersey
A wreck has been located in around 40-50 metres of water, believed to be the fishing vessel lost following a collision with freighter Commodore Goodwill early this morning. No life…
Action to improve the CFP’s social dimension
The new joint project of the European social partners for sea fisheries (Europêche and ETF) has kicked off in Amsterdam. Following a selection process, Europêche and ETF will work with…
Bluefront Equity invests in tech company Seacloud
Seafood investor Bluefront Equity has becomes the majority owner of tech company Seacloud AS, which delivers cloud-based software and sensor technology for analysis and utilisation of management data for the…
Marking progress for fishing workers as tactics shift to retailers and consumers
Unions representing more than 129,000 fishers are gathering in Amsterdam this week to set their agenda for advancing fishers’ rights, safety and working conditions. The International Transport Workers’ Federation’s (ITF)…
NFFO appoints new chief executive to take over from Barrie Deas
The Executive Committee of the National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations, representing fishermen in England and Wales, has appointed Mike Cohen to take over as chief executive when long-serving CEO Barrie…
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