New CEO for Skaginn 3X and Baader Ísland
The management team of the restructured grouping of Skaginn 3X and Baader Ísland has been completed with the appointment of Sigsteinn Gretarsson as CEO. This follows the recent appointment of…
Piriou launches netter/longliner
Piriou has launched a new 21 metre netter/longliner at the shipyard in Concarneau. Camelys was ordered a year ago by Adrien Delevaud and Armement Coopératif Artisanal Vendéen (ACAV), and the…
Euroclydon on sea trials
The new Euroclydon, the latest crabber to carry the name that goes with a longstanding reputation for big trips and pushing at boundaries, has been carrying out sea trials ahead…
Hundredth Rack system ordered for newbuild
Larsnes Mek Verksted AS has awarded a contract to Ålesund-based Hydroniq Coolers, who will deliver a hull-integrated seawater cooling system to a newbuild wellboat that will be built at the…
Fisheries vital to recovery of Pacific economies
Pacific Fisheries Ministers meeting last week in Kiribati identified maximising value from their fisheries as key to supporting the economic recovery from Covid-19. Ministers and Officials were attending the annual…
Ivasi and mackerel catches exceed last year’s levels
Russia’s Federal Agency for Fisheries reports that in late August the overall catch of Ivasi sardine and mackerel had reached 87,700 tonnes, marginally exceeding the 2021 catch figures. The bulk…
NZ courts fines fishing company and skipper
A court in Nelson has handed down fines totalling $71,500 against Amaltal Fishing Co and the skipper of Amaltal Apollo for an incident on the Lord Howe Rise in 2018…
Green trawler built in Sweden
It’s only eight years since Swedish fishing company Carmona AB launched the eighth vessel to carry the name, but the company’s ambition for sustainability and energy efficiency has resulted in…
Pushing back against sexual harassment
Last year a number of women working on Norwegian fishing vessels came forward, reporting serious sexual harassment in the fishing industry. This has resulted in significant attention within the Norwegian…
Scottish processors need urgent action on soaring energy costs
As processors in Scotland face an energy crisis that has resulted in cost increases of over 300% in expenditure for its members, the Scottish Pelagic Processors Association (SPPA), representing Scotland’s…
- Go to the previous page
- 1
- …
- 172
- 173
- 174
- 175
- 176
- 177
- 178
- …
- 410
- Go to the next page