A collaboration between the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM), Tunisia’s Ministry of Agriculture and local communities and farmers aims to provide training in sustainable aquaculture practices for young…
A tuna seiner with a chequered career behind it has already been outfitted with deck equipment from Marco, but the vessel’s owners have opted to augment the deck layout. Win…
While Síldarvinnslan’s pelagic vessel Barði landed 1100 tonnes of mackerel in Neskaupstaður yesterday, the factory isn’t able to keep up – and company’s vessels are also landing overseas. Barði was…
Taiwan’s Executive Yuan has been promoting an action plan for fisheries and human rights as part of its key strategies, which includes practical measures to make life easier and more…
Although it has been in service since October 2020, Canadian Coast Guard Ship (CCGS) John Cabot has now been formally dedicated into service with the Canadian Coast Guard Built by…
Norwegian fishing gear supplier Mørenot is playing a key role in the initiative to remove plastic from the marine environment spearheaded by Dutch NGO The Ocean Cleanup. A prototype set…
There’s a fast-changing and evolving landscape around Ireland’s post-Brexit blue economy, which means the skills needed for jobs in coastal communities are also changing and evolving. Individuals already working in…
The Nor-Fishing Exhibition, taking place net month in Trondheim, traditionally holds an innovation award to showcase the latest in fishing technology, and this year is no exception. The 2022 nominees…
Human Rights at Sea and WWF have raised joint concerns around ongoing legal and human rights challenges needing to be considered for the intersessional work on labour standards of crews…
Technology group Wärtsilä has announced that its orderly exit from the Russian market has been completed. This follows its announcement of scaling down activities in April 2022. Wärtsilä continues to…