The Scottish Pelagic Sustainability Group (SPSG) has expressed its ‘deep disappointment’ at a statement issued by Young’s via the North Atlantic Pelagic Advocacy Group (NAPA) concerning the ongoing negotiations between…
A French industry delegation has presented its grievances over the ongoing situation with the UK to Commissioner Virginijus Sinkevicius and Vice-President of the European Commission Maros Sefcovic. France’s Minister of…
This week the coastal states with interests in the North-East Atlantic’s pelagic fisheries are meeting in London. The aim is supposed to be to reach agreement on the sustainable exploitation…
Killybegs company SeaQuest Systems had a successful time at this year’s DanFish exhibition, coming away with a list of orders for new vessels being built in Denmark. ‘We had already…
Organisers of the Messe Bremen seafood fair due to be held 13th-15th February next year are reporting a strong interest in the first face-to-face industry event of its kind for…
Working through a series of online negotiation meetings, Norway and Russia have reached a fisheries agreement for 2022. This is Norway’s most important bilateral fisheries agreement. ‘The agreement entered into…
The latest vessel to join the aquaculture industry is the 73.40 metre LOA by 16.45 metre beam Bakkanes, which has been commissioned to operate for Faroese fish farming group Bakkafrost,…
Icelandic fishing company Rammi has selected Ibercisa to supply the winch systems for its new triple-rig trawler, due to be built at the Celiktrans yard in Turkey. Rammi’s new 47-metre…
An agreement has been struck between Norwegian naval architect Skipsteknisk and Canadian company Qikiqtaaluk Fisheries Corporation (QFC) for a new trawler to replace the company’s existing Saputi, which dates back…
According to a study conducted by Spanish technology company Satlink, the introduction of flat-rate satellite maritime broadband has had a special impact on the Spanish fishing fleet. Satlink’s study concludes…