Tuugaalik launched at Spanish yard
The fourth in a series of Skipsteknisk-designed trawlers for owners in Greenland has been launched for outfitting by Astilleros de Murueta in Spain. The yard has already built filleter Sisimiut…
Seafood Expo North America going ahead
The 40th Seafood Expo North America/Seafood Processing North America will take place as planned from 13-15th March at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center (BCEC), according to organisers Diversified Communications. ‘We…
Nobody leaves the ship
Samherji’s pelagic vessel Vilhelm Thorsteinsson landed 2060 tonnes of capelin to Síldarvinnslan’s fishmeal plant in Neskaupstaður on Friday, before heading back to sea without any of the crew going ashore.…
VARD secures contract for Nergård Havfiske trawler
A new contract for to design and build a trawler for Nergård Havfiske, the fishing division of the Nergård Group in Norway, has gone to VARD. The contract is worth…
2021 fishmeal and fish oil production up 6% year on year
IFFO reports that the overall production of fishmeal and oil by its members has risen 6% (January-November) compared to the same period in 2020. Peru, Chile and India continue to…
New doors from old nets
Trials with Pluto doors on board a coastal boat in Iceland look promising, putting to work the first pairs of doors engineered for small-scale trawlers, while also being made using…
Biggest ever capelin landing
Síldarvinnslan’s pelagic vessel Börkur has landed the largest known volume of capelin in a single landing to the company’s fishmeal plant in Seyðisfjörður. ‘We discharged 3211 tonnes from Börkur. That’s…
Avataq sets a new record
Royal Greenland’s freezer trawler Avataq has set yet another record, with a landing of more than 1000 tonnes of shrimp. Skipper Tordar Dimon and his crew of 25 brought Avataq…
Carsoe wins giant Russian order
Danish processing systems specialist Carsoe had previously won a DKK800 million order to equip seven trawlers for the Russian Fishery Company (RFC), and has now strengthened its position on the…
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Iceland looks at bluefin options
Iceland’s Ministry of Fisheries is preparing a Parliamentary Bill concerning changes to fisheries legislation, in particular relating to possibilities for fishing bluefin tuna within the country’s EEZ. There was a…
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