Where is Iceland’s saithe?
Icelandic fishing company Síldarvinnslan reports that its fresher trawler Gullver docked this week with a 90-tonne trip on board, with a mix of most species in the fishroom – except…
Sutton Harbour’s £3 million lock gates refit
Work to repair the lock gates leading to Plymouth’s Sutton Harbour is scheduled to take place from mid-September to early April next year. Work is to be carried out by…
Flag raised on newbuilds at St Petersburg yards
Formal ceremonies with the national flag being flown for the first time on board new fishing vessels have taken place at the Admiralty and Northern shipyards in St Petersburg. The…
Mackerel fishery taking off
The Icelandic fleet’s mackerel fishery in international waters has picked up over the last few days, supporting full production at Síldarvinnslan’s factories in eastern Iceland. The 1100 tonnes landed by…
Nueva Pescanova Group in Namibia achieves FISH Standard crew certification
The Namibia subsidiary of the Nueva Pescanova has achieved FISH Standard for Crew certification, ratifying labour standards on board its ten fishing vessels. The audit has been carried out by…
Tariff on Russian whitefish will push up UK seafood prices
A new tariff of 35% is levied on imports of Russian whitefish to the UK, as of this week, with the potential to push up UK seafood prices – as…
IFCA Reform is Vital – says NFFO chairman
There has been considerable turbulence between Inshore Fisheries Conservation Authorities and fishermen in their districts over recent months, according to NFFO Chairman Paul Gilson – to the point that in some areas…
MSC certification for Indian Ocean skipjack fishery
After a two-year assessment, the MSC has awarded OPAGAC certification for its fishery for skipjack tuna in the Indian Ocean. This applies to skipjack caught by the group’s 14 purse…
Skippers hit out at ‘mad quota advice’
Two more respected trawlers skippers have added their voices to the chorus of criticism from the fishing industry over the proposals for Iceland’s 2022-23 quotas that have yet to be…
Aquaculture partnership rated Outstanding
A partnership between Pulcea and the University of Stirling’s Institute of Aquaculture has received the highest possible accolade from Innovate UK for collaboration between business and academia, after being recognised…
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