Nightmare year ahead
‘Next year’s going to be a nightmare,’ said Friðleifur Einarsson, skipper of Brim’s fresher trawler Helga María, warning that a sharp reduction in the 2022-23 quota year’s redfish allowable catch…
Overhauling crew recruitment in Indonesia
FCF has organised the first of its Responsible Recruitment Project training sessions for the Indonesian Fishermen Association (INFISA) and nine local recruitment agencies. These sessions, held over a course of…
Carsoe factory for Canadian trawler
Baffin Fisheries has opted for a Carose factory deck for its new trawler, under construction at the Tersan shipyard. The new 80-metre Skipsteknisk-designed vessel will be Canada’s largest trawler, built…
The SeaMark project aims to exploit the full spectrum of products derived from seaweeds. Images: Ocean Rainforest
Seaweed consortium awarded Horizon Europe grant
A consortium led by Ocean Rainforest comprising 25 international, cross-disciplinary partners has been awarded a prestigious €9 million Horizon Europe grant to upscale seaweed production and market applications across Europe.…
UK fishing squeezed out
The findings of a major report commissioned by the NFFO and SFF demonstrate that the fishing industry continues to be shoved aside in the race for offshore energy, with more…
New generation crabber ready for launch
The covers have come off the new crabber under construction at the Parkol yard in Whitby for Waterdance, and Winter of Ladram is immediately attracting attention. Winter of Ladram is…
First of shrimper trio for Spanish owners
Astilleros Armon has delivered the first of three freezer trawlers for Spanish owners designed to operate in west Africa to fish for shrimp and other demersal species. The 29.50 metre,…
Dutch fleet pins hopes on interim aid measures
The Dutch Parliament has passed a motion calling on the government to institute a bridging scheme ahead of the Brexit relief funding that will become available to struggling fishing companies…
Alarm over demersal shutdown proposal
European fishing industry representatives are sounding the alarm over the likelihood of the European Commission’s plans to shut down 94 sea areas across French, Spanish, Portuguese and Irish waters to…
Change is coming, says SeaBOS chair
The seafood industry heavyweights behind SeaBOS are sharing their visions and ambitions for the future of the seafood industry, and for the current chair of SeaBOS, Therese Log Bergjord, the…
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