Making use of a toxic invader
When the Suez Canal was opened 150 years ago, it brought many positive aspects for travel and trade. But it also opened a route for the mass migration of invasive…
When the Suez Canal was opened 150 years ago, it brought many positive aspects for travel and trade. But it also opened a route for the mass migration of invasive…
The Danish authorities are set to inject DKK300 million into the development of sustainable fisheries and aquaculture in 2024, including efforts to bolster the green transition. Funds come from the…
Fishing company Sverrisútgerðin, based in the west of Iceland, has taken delivery of a new Cleopatra 33 built by Trefjar. The new Glaður SH-226 replaces an Cleopatra 31 that has…
Australian Border Force (ABF) apprehended 30 illegal foreign fishermen and seized and destroyed three fishing vessels in the week leading up to Christmas as part of an ongoing operation targeting…
The Savels family have been fishing with van Eyck Z-53 for more than twenty years, and went to the Padmos yard in Stellendam for a new vessel when their hunt…
The end of 2023 won’t come soon enough for most of the Scottish demersal fleet, according to SWFPA chairman David Milne as he looked forward to the coming year –…
The Chilean navy has been keeping a close eye on traffic through the Strait of Magellan as the largely Chinese fleet of squid jiggers transits from the South Pacific to…
Fishmeal and fish oil producers’ association IFFO reports that the slow economic recovery taking place in China is affecting overall consumption of fishmeal and fish oil, and Chinese domestic production…
Built by G Smyth Boats in Kilkeel, new ring netter Inter-Nos PZ-46 made its delivery trip home to Newlyn to dock in its home port before Christmas. The Maxus Fast…
The Faroe Islands and Iceland have agreed on reciprocal access and opportunities for fisheries in 2024. As in the previous year, Faroese vessels have opportunities for demersal and pelagic fisheries…