A subsidiary of the recycling company Nofir is being established to handle producer responsibility requirements which came into force on 1st January this year. Grønt Punkt Norge and Profa have…
One of the Ervik Group’s longliners that has operated in Norway is now at the Norse Shipyard in Turkey for a major refit, ahead of a new role. Vestliner has…
In 2025, McGraw Seafood brought in Carsoe to integrate a new automated redfish line – from reception to automatic plate freezing – within the company’s existing New Brunswick facility. Now…
With significantly reduced quotas for 2026, the January mackerel fishery for the Scottish fleet has already drawn to a close. The scientific stock advice doesn’t measure up against what fishermen…
Peru’s Ministry of Production, responsible for administering the country’s seafood and fisheries sectors, last year energetically promoted seafood, ensuring 3000 tonnes of fish and 2.5 million cans were supplied to…
When Faroese pelagic vessel Norðborg was delivered by its Chilean builder, the technology on its pelagic processing deck was the most modern available. But sixteen years on it’s time for…
Iceland’s winter season for capelin has been given the go-ahead with a quota of just under 200,000 tonnes, following a broad survey conducted earlier this month. The Marine and Freshwater…
Fishermen in northern Norway are waiting for decisions from the authorities on opening a fishery for invasive Pacific pink salmon. ‘The time has come to let us fish for humpback…
The innovative Scottish Catch to Batch pilot project has successfully developed tools to enhance the traceability of Scottish caught pelagic fish. Lack of traceability in fisheries is a problem that…
Spain’s Minister of Fisheries Luis Planas proposes reviewing regulations applied to Mediterranean fisheries to achieve more efficient management. He requested support from the Member States to make the new fisheries…
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