NAFO trawler gets 15-metre stretch
Following the successful lengthening last year of South Atlantic trawler New Polar, the Nodosa yard in Marín has another Spanish trawler to extend. This time it’s the 56-metre Eirado do…
Ecuador and Uruguay join forces on IUU fishing
A landmark memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen their ties and develop cooperative ways to fight illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing on both coasts of South America has been…
Korean longliner fleet increases reliance on foreign crew amid labour shortages
An estimated additional 2500 seafarers from other countries are expected to sail in Korean longliners as the Ministry of Justice approved a proposal by the National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives…
Era of unilateral quotas must end, say European fishing organisations
Representatives of fishing industry organisations within the EU are calling out the actions of some coastal states in setting unilateral quotas – and subsequently landing high-value mackerel for fishmeal production…
Bringing fishermen, scientists and policymakers together
Fishing into the Future – the industry-led charity with a mission to chart a course to sustainable and prosperous U.K. fisheries – has announced the launch of its Fisheries Research…
Aquaculture supplier rebrands
Svolvær-based Proff Kulde AS, a supplier of refrigerant systems to the aquaculture and fisheries industries, is expanding its presence in northern Norway by establishing a new facility in Tromsø –…
Westman Islands mackerel season comes to a close
The Vinnslustoðin fleet has had a good season this year on mackerel, with the whole of the 19,000 tonne quota held by the company and its partner Huginn caught and…
China hits back at US over illegal fishing allegations
The Chinese government has told the US it needs to take a hard look at itself before identifying other nations as being engaged in IUU fishing. The massage was given…
Blue shark
Report to Congress identifies key IUU nations
The NOAA Fisheries' biennial report to Congress has for the first time identified nations on the basis of illegal catches of sharks, as well as taking forced labour issues into…
Protestors delay whaling before it starts
Iceland’s Minister of Fisheries Svandís Svavarsdóttir hasn’t made herself popular with either side in the ongoing and increasingly bitter controversy over the country’s fin whale hunt, pursued by whaling company…
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