Brunvoll propulsion for new service vessel
A sophisticated package of propulsion, manoeuvring, and positioning systems from Brunvoll have been selected to be supplied to a new aquaculture service vessel to be delivered to Nordlaks in 2025.…
2024 starts well for Blængur
Síldarvinnslan’s factory trawler Blængur had a successful 2023, with a green weight catch of 7570 tonnes, which puts it ahead of any other trawler operating from the eastern region of…
Deploying recycled satellite buoys
The Pacific Community (SPC) has announced the first deployment of recycled buoys from drifting Fish Aggregating Devices (dFADs) in their region, starting with the waters of New Caledonia. This marks…
New Cleopatra for Austevoll
A 10.99-metre, 11gt Cleopatra has been handed over to Austevoll company Tøkje Båt. Completed by the yard in Iceland, the new Varde has been delivered to Norway and is about…
Celebrating a decade of skills programmes
The Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC) has boosted the skillset of almost 500 individuals across the aquaculture sector since the launch of its skills programmes in 2014. SAIC has equipped…
Seeking a solution to seine rope disposal
Norwegian Seafood Research Fund (FHF) is looking for applications for the NoK5 million it has available towards a two-year development of technology to reduce plastic waste from seine ropes. Plastic-based…
Vimifos and Skretting First Feed mills get ASC Feed Certification
The first two pioneers to achieve certification against the requirements outlined in ASC’s Feed Standard are Mexican-based feed producer Vimifos and Skretting’s Chilean branch. This marks a significant milestone in…
Grindavík companies lay off staff
Processors in the disaster-hit Icelandic port of Grindavík have announced staff redundancies. First it was Stakkavík that was left with no option other than to lay off much of its…
Weak currency continues to drive Norway’s strong seafood exports
The weakness of the NoK, combined with high prices for salmon have pushed Norwegian seafood exports to a value of NoK13.3 billion in Janaury this year – a 5% increase…
Sapmer consolidates its Reunion Island roots
Troubled Reunion fishing company Sapmer is expanding its shareholder base with the addition of new local partners, while also receiving a capital increase of €20 million. This comes with a…
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