Nine weeks to go – Scottish Skipper Expo set to open its doors
Switching the Irish Skipper Expo from Galway to Limerick was something of a gamble – but one that has been a resounding success, according to show organiser Mara Media’s Commercial…
Four RNLI crews and a Coastguard helicopter were launched to assist the trawler taking on water in the Irish Sea
Successful Irish Sea rescue
An Irish trawler fishing 21 nautical miles NW of Strumble Head got into difficulties on Friday, and a textbook response from RNLI lifeboats from both sides of the Irish Sea…
Bright idea protects sea turtles
British scientists have come up with a bright idea that could help save the Mediterranean’s threatened sea turtles. Researchers from the University of Exeter and the Society for Protection of Turtles…
Competition Authority eyes Samherji position
Iceland’s Competition Authority one again has its eye on the market position held by seafood giant Samherji, in relation to linked companies, notably Síldarvinnslan. East coast fishing and processing company…
The European Bottom Fishing Alliance has called for a suspension of flawed deep-sea rules and for a new approach to protect vulnerable areas in collaboration with the sector
Commission told it must change the way it protects VMEs
At a Renew Europe event held this week, the message to the European Commission was that it needs to take a hard look at the way it protects vulnerable marine…
Million-dollar contribution to WTO Fish Fund
The Republic of Korea is contributing US$1 million to assist developing members and least-developed country (LDC) members in implementing the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies. Korea’s Trade Minister Inkyo Cheong presented…
Barents Sea capelin processed in Iceland
Hopes of a capelin fishery in Icelandic waters are fading fast. Usually there’s heavy fishing south of Iceland at this time of year, but so far not enough has been…
Naust deck layout for Norwegian trawler/seiner
The owners of Norwegian fishing company Båragutt Havfiske went to Vetsværftet for the construction of their new trawler/seine netter, and the choice of deck equipment has gone to Naust Marine.…
Lorient determined to remain resilient
2023 was a tough year for Lorient, with both deep-sea and coastal fishing declining, although the port’s managers are determined to maintain activity and Lorient’s position as Brittay’s fishing hub.…
Industry welcomes EU deal to ban forced labour products
The European Union has reached a provisional deal on a regulation prohibiting products made in violation of human and workers' rights on the EU market – including seafood. Around 27.6…
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