12th Holland Fisheries Event coming in October
Holland Fisheries Event, the Dutch fisheries and maritime trade fair with an international flavour, is taking place for the twelfth time in October this year. Scheduled to take place on…
Irish Seafood economy grows to record €1.26 billion value
In its annual Business of Seafood Report, Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM) announced that the Irish seafood economy grew by 15% in 2021, to €1.26 billion, with strong exports to EU…
First blue whiting landings to Iceland
Fishing for blue whiting is underway in the grey zone south for the Faroe Islands, with Icelandic and Faroese pelagic vessels at work there. The first landing in Iceland was…
The Spanish tuna fleet invests to optimise sustainability
The Spanish tuna industry group OPAGAC-AGAC has undertaken 28 research projects in the last four years, directly or in collaboration with third parties, to minimise the impacts of the tuna purse seine fishery on the…
Patience and a co-ordinated crew
Samherji’s trawler Björgvin EA-311 has been fishing well on saithe off the south of Iceland recently, and while skipper Oddur Brynjólfsson said it’s great to see heavy fishing, ensuring the…
UK introduces new MPAs
The British government claims that its new post-Brexit powers have enabled it to close new areas to fishing activities. The Marine Management Organisation has confirmed the implementation of byelaws to…
Meet the Danes at Seafood Processing Global 2022
Danish companies are frontrunners in intelligent systems that add value and make fish processing more efficient. At this year’s Seafood Processing Global in Barcelona, 31 companies are presenting their products…
Latest Vyborg newbuild closer to completion
The Vyborg Shipyard, part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation, the largest shipbuilder in Russia, has shifted the latest newbuild from the construction hall to the slipway for the next stage…
Boosting support for European fisheries
The European Commission has proposed a legislative amendment to the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund 2014–20 (EMFF), which would allow for additional crisis measures to support European fisheries and aquaculture.…
Building for stock to meet demand
The buoyant state of the European aquaculture industry is such that Damen Shipyards is building four 22 metre Landing Utility Vessels for stock to ensure that new vessels can be…
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