Third crabber floated off for Antey
With two launches already completed last month, the Nakhodka Shipyard has now launched a third in the series of 57.70 metre by 12.60 metre breadth crabbers being built for Russian…
Sweden sets up electronic monitoring evaluation
The Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management (SwAM) has gone to Spanish company Satlink to develop a trial project that will evaluate the potential of electronic monitoring (EM) systems…
Pacifical passes traceability test
Pacifical has become the first seafood company to pass the Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST’s) capability test, demonstrating its ability to capture all data required by the GDST Standard, receiving and transmitting data…
RFC trawler starts fishing after long delivery trip
The Russian Fishery Company’s new trawler Kapitan Vdovichenko is on fishing grounds off the Kuril Islands after completing the 2600-mile delivery trip from along the northern sea route. The new…
Spanish tuna crews take part in stage two of telemedicine system
More than 400 crew members on twelve Spanish tuna fleet vessels operating in the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans, are participating in the second stage of the first pilot project…
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2023 Baltic quotas decided
Plaice is up and and quotas for both eastern and western cod fisheries are a rollover, but this still leaves Baltic fishermen with some very tight quotas for 2023 as…
Post-Hurricane Fiona support approved
The Canadian government has approved $100 million in funding to support the immediate and urgent work currently being carried out on the recovery of lost fishing gear and repairs of…
Making slow progress on cod
Brim’s fresher trawler Akurey is fishing west of Iceland, towing on the bank to the west of the Hali grounds. The aim is to land as much cod as possible…
Slippurinn acquires Grindavík company Martak
Akureyri-based shipyard Slippurinn has acquires the premises and assets of engineering company Martak, located in the port of Grindavík in the south of Iceland. There has been a long track…
Commissioner left in no doubt about industry’s concerns and frustrations
Representing more than 20,000 fishermen and 7000 vessels, the European Bottom Fishing Alliance (EBFA), has met EU Commissioner for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Virginijus Sinkevičius to make clear the consequences…
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