Opening new horizons for Lorient
The long-overdue demolition of the old ice building that dominated Lorient’s harbour area has opened up new opportunities for the Brittany port, one of the largest landing ports in France…
Initial anchoveta season closes
Authorities in Peru have confirmed that the first 2022 anchoveta season came to an end last week, with 2.34 million tonnes of anchoveta having been landed. The season opened on…
French national committee elects new president
France’s National Fisheries Committee (CNPMEM) has come to the end of the electoral process to appoint a new President, with Olivier le Nézet emerging as the winning candidate at the…
No break in mackerel production over holiday weekend
With one of the most important holidays on the Icelandic calendar about to begin – the first weekend in August has long been a special one, with a national holiday…
Nataarnaq docks with best trip so far
Shrimp trawler Nataarnaq, operated by Royal Greenland and Ice Trawl Greenland, this week docked this week after a month-long trip with almost a thousand tonnes in its fishroom. The catch…
Training for sustainable aquaculture practice
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…
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Tuna seiner gets Marco deck hardware
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…
Mackerel in the far north
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…
Improving conditions for migrant crews
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…
Canadian Coast Guard formally takes third science vessel into service
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…
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