Grand Banks survey in progress
Spanish research vessel Vizconde de Eza has sailed from St Johns in Canada to carry out a survey of Greenland halibut on the Grand Banks that will carry through to…
Scotland announces new fisheries measures
Proposals to introduce electronic tracking and monitoring technology for small fishing vessels will be consulted on as part of package of new fisheries measures announced by the Scottish government. The…
US national seafood strategy announced
NOAA Fisheries has released its first-ever National Seafood Strategy for the United States after several rounds of stakeholder input and a public comment period earlier this year. This strategy underscores NOAA’s strong…
Prospect of Pacific-wide co-operation on albacore
What could become a groundbreaking move as RFMOs align on stock management became a strong prospect at the 101st Session of the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC) – while Asian…
Peru’s squid landings more than 150% up
According to official figures, the Peruvian fleet’s landings of squid totalled 476,500 tonnes in the first half of this year, making this fishery second only to the anchovy fishery in…
New crabber on sea trials
Built at the Krasnoye Sormovo yard and completed by the Vyborg Shipyard, new processor crabber Vaigach has been undergoing sea trials around the island of Gogland in the Baltic. Vaigach…
Clearing Shetland waters of ghost gear
An initiative by Ghost Fishing UK to clean up a stretch of the Shetland waters by locating, recovering and recycling lost gear has been assisted by Lerwick Port Authority. The…
Weak currency fuels Norway’s seafood export values
The value of exports of seafood by Norwegian producers totalled NoK12.4 billion in July this year. Seafood exports for the first seven months of this year have increased by 16%,…
Mackerel fishery heads for the far north
The Icelandic fleet fishing for mackerel has shifted well offshore, following a spell of good catches in home waters. At the weekend Barði landed 1400 tonnes of mackerel caught in…
Commercial whelk fishery to launch in Eastern Nova Scotia
Canada’s Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard Diane Lebouthillier – who took over her new role last month – has announced that a new commercial fishery for…
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