Barents Sea cod quota reduction
The Norwegian Marine Research Institute has recommended a Barents Sea cod quota of up to 566,784 tonnes for 2023 – a 20% reduction on the 2022 figure and the lowest…
Seafood heavyweights take a stand on safety at sea
Five of the largest players in the seafood sector have come together to support efforts to improve safety at sea. The Global Tuna Alliance (GTA), Seafood Business for Ocean Stewardship (SeaBOS), The…
Export finance unlocks new opportunities
The family-owned Parkol Marine Engineering has launched new trawler Green Isle at its Middlesbrough yard, the company’s second delivery to a customer in Ireland. Green Isle is the second vessel…
Herring season gets underway
With its mackerel quota mostly caught by now, the Icelandic pelagic fleet is turning its attention to herring, and has around 100,000 tonnes of Atlanto-Scandian herring to be caught. The…
Something used, something new for shrimper’s factory deck
New trawler Monsun has been outfitted by Carsoe with a factory deck for processing shrimp that brings together new items as well as equipment that has already been in use.…
New CEO for Skaginn 3X and Baader Ísland
The management team of the restructured grouping of Skaginn 3X and Baader Ísland has been completed with the appointment of Sigsteinn Gretarsson as CEO. This follows the recent appointment of…
Piriou launches netter/longliner
Piriou has launched a new 21 metre netter/longliner at the shipyard in Concarneau. Camelys was ordered a year ago by Adrien Delevaud and Armement Coopératif Artisanal Vendéen (ACAV), and the…
Euroclydon on sea trials
The new Euroclydon, the latest crabber to carry the name that goes with a longstanding reputation for big trips and pushing at boundaries, has been carrying out sea trials ahead…
Hundredth Rack system ordered for newbuild
Larsnes Mek Verksted AS has awarded a contract to Ålesund-based Hydroniq Coolers, who will deliver a hull-integrated seawater cooling system to a newbuild wellboat that will be built at the…
Fisheries vital to recovery of Pacific economies
Pacific Fisheries Ministers meeting last week in Kiribati identified maximising value from their fisheries as key to supporting the economic recovery from Covid-19. Ministers and Officials were attending the annual…
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