Positive trend for global marine ingredients production
The second fishing season in Peru’s North–Centre region has ended with the anchoveta fleet having landed almost all of the 1.63 million tonne quota. ‘This is positive news. While data…
Eruptions fail to disrupt production
Based in the port of Grindavík on Iceland’s south coast, fishing and processing company Vísir has seen a busy 2025 – despite the volcanic turmoil of the last few years…
Canada launches whalesafe strategy
Minister of Fisheries Joanne Thompson has launched Canada’s Whalesafe Fishing Gear Strategy – a five-year plan to support protection of whales and promote sustainable fisheries. The strategy aims to work…
Institute advises 83,000-tonne Barents Sea shrimp quota
The advice this year from Norway’s Institute of Marine Research is for a Barents Sea shrimp quota not exceeding 83,000 tonnes – and while this is a marked reduction on…
Reclaimed salt reduces costs and environmental impacts
Desalination plants installed in the Westman Islands have delivered an unforeseen bonus in the form of reducing the volumes of salt needed to be imported for saltfish production. For many…
Pluto doors – made in Spain
Fishing gear manufacturer Mar Eco is kicking off production of its Pluto doors in Spain, initially for customers in Spain and Italy, as well as for the wider European market.…
Second incursion into Argentina’s EEZ
For the second time this year, the Argentinian Coast Guard has detected the presence of a foreign trawler straying into the country’s EEZ. Spanish trawler Playa Da Cativa was monitored…
New longliner’s long steam home
The Båtbygg yard in Norway has worked fast to deliver new deep-sea longliner Austral Odyssey to its Australian owners. Conceived as a dedicated longliner to join the Austral Fisheries fleet,…
Corrective action needed on EU Fisheries Control Regulation
European industry organisations are calling on the European Commission to urgently correct and recalibrate the implementation of the EU Fisheries Control Regulation, including the CATCH IT system. In line with…
Resilient Lorient auction
Despite setbacks in recent years – Covid, Brexit, Bay of Biscay closures – the Keroman fish market has demonstrated a remarkable resilience as local landings continue to decline but deliveries…
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