Southern Gulf of St. Lawrence herring TAC reduced
With the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence fall herring stock judged to be in the cautious zone, Canada’s Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard Joyce Murray has…
Iceland plans for fleet’s energy transition
Iceland’s Minister of Fisheries Svandís Svavarsdóttir has made public options for legislation that is aimed at reducing emissions of greenhouse gases by the fishing fleet and speeding up the transition…
Unique moonpool crabber gets Carsoe factory deck
A highly innovative fishing vessel designed by Marin Teknikk for Norwegian fishing company Ervik Havfiske combines shrimp and crab processing options – and will be the first to haul crab…
DPPO welcomes new Fisheries Commission
Denmark’s Pelagic PO has welcomed the announcement at the weekend of the members of the independent Fisheries Commission, which were agreed in December 2021 by a broad consensus of the…
NZ’s orange roughy gets recertification
Originally certified by the MSC in 2016, New Zealand’s three largest fisheries for orange roughy have again been through the recertification process. ‘Orange roughy is a popular fish that forty-odd…
Invasive crabs reach Norwegian waters
An alert for some brush crabs reported near Fredrikstad in Norway instead turned out to be the first sighting of a related species, the Asian shore crab, a species that…
Strong Danish presence at Nor-Fishing
Innovation and collaboration go hand in hand as fifty Danish suppliers to the fishing industry welcome visitors on Pavilion of Denmark at Nor-Fishing in Trondheim this week. Denmark makes a…
Cleopatra delivered to Westfjords owners
Fishing company Thórsberg, based in Tálknafjörður in Iceland’s Westfjords, has taken delivery of a new Cleopatra 40BB rigged for longlining. Although not the largest in Trefjar's Cleopatra range, the 40BB…
LNG pelagic vessel launched at Cemre
The Cemre Shipyard in Turkey has floated off the latest pelagic vessel heading for the Norwegian fleet, the highly innovative Selvåg Senior. The 79.50 metre by 16.20 metre breadth Selvåg…
Net-zero aquafeed facility planned for Iceland
International aquafeed producer BioMar and Icelandic fishing and processing group Síldarvinnslan have signed an MoU to join forces in building a high-tech aquafeed production facility in Iceland. This would put…
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