Deep-sea shrimper certified to RFVS
The Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) has announced that the first coldwater shrimp fishing vessel has been certified to the Responsible Fishing Vessel Standard (RFVS). The 70-metre Merike operates under the…
Danish pelagic fleet introduces 100% documented fishing
Denmark’s pelagic operators are set to be the first in Europe to introduce fully documented fishing across the whole fleet. By the end of this year, all fishing vessels within…
Russian fleet fishes Barents Sea capelin
By the end of last month, the Russian fleet had caught 9300 tonnes of capelin, or roughly a third of its quota for this year, according to Vasily Sokolov, deputy…
Christian í Grótinum delivered to Klaksvík owners
There has been a Christian í Grótinum in operation since 1975, and the latest pelagic vessel to carry this famous name has been delivered to the Rasmussen family in Klaksvík,…
Texas oyster harvesting closures wreck supply chain
Permanent and temporary closures of oyster harvesting areas by the Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife (TDPW) have brought protests by oyster fishermen and contributing to the shortage of Gulf…
Hope to maintain dialogue with Russian fishermen
The Norwegian Fishermen's Association has strongly condemned the Russian Federation's military attack on Ukraine – but has also stressed the importance of maintaining co-operation with Russia on fisheries. ‘We want,…
HPP Protein Factory contract to Finland
Finnish company Meitmeal has signed a €5 million agreement for the purchase and installation of an HPP Solutions Protein Factory to be installed in the port Kaskinen on Finland’s west…
Rising fuel prices threaten fleet’s viability
A result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine is the spiralling price of fuel that has hit the energy market, according to Norwegian industry body Fiskebåt, which has written to…
Waste at Hirtshals Yard is separated into many categories for recycling
Sustainability and recycling at the Port of Hirtshals
The shipyard sector doesn’t usually come to mind when you think of recycling and sustainability. But at Hirtshals Yard, this has long been standard practice. Waste is separated into 19…
Iceland turns away Russian redfish trawlers
Iceland’s Minister of Fisheries Svandís Svavarsdóttir has cancelled the regulation under which Russian fishing vessels operating on redfish in the Irminger Sea have been able to call in Icelandic ports.…
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