IVMS rollout hits installation milestone
More than a quarter of the English inshore fleet has already been fitted with the new devices as the Inshore Vessel Monitoring System (I-VMS) rollout approaches the six-month stage, according…
Impossible regulations threaten whole EU tropical tuna sector
Following on from the claims made by French tuna industry federation Orthongel that EU control regulations could put the fleet out of business, Europêche has stated that the same applies…
P&P subsidiary orders new Jan Maria
Nordbank Hochseefischerei, the Bremerhaven subsidiary of Parlevliet en van der Plas, has placed an order for an 88.10 metre, 18.30 metre breadth factory trawler to replace the current Gerda Maria…
Marel and Iceland Ocean Cluster collaborate to advance blue economy
The Iceland Ocean Cluster (IOC) and Marel have pledged to strengthen relations and build further on the long-standing relations between the parties. Marel was one of the first companies to…
Industry appreciates swift EU action
The European Association of POs (EAPO) has put on record its appreciation of the swift action of the European Parliament and the European Council for their swiftness in aiding fishermen…
Hampiðjan pulls out of business with Russia
Fishing gear group Hampiðjan has wholeheartedly condemned Russia’s aggression in Ukraine and its ongoing action in the invasion of a democratic sovereign state. The company states that it has systematically…
Bass Strait Scallop season opens – with MSC blue tick
On the opening morning of the Bass Strait Central Zone Scallop fishery (BSCZSF) 2022 scallop season, the fishery was awarded Marine Stewardship Council certification for its sustainable fisheries practices and…
Seafood demand bounces back
After a strong growth in demand during the Corona period, German consumers’ interest in seafood has returned to pre-pandemic levels, according to a survey by the Norwegian Seafood Council. The…
Regulatory nightmare facing tuna fleet
EU regulations on margins of tolerance that are impossible to comply with could force the French tropical tuna fleet out of business by 2026, if rules are not adjusted to…
Floating windfarms planned for Celtic Sea
The Crown Estate is in the process of identifying areas of the Celtic Sea for commercial-scale floating offshore wind energy development. These are part of the UK’s commitment to net…
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