Negotiations between Norway and the UK towards a bilateral fisheries deal for 2021 have ended with no agreement reached between the two sides. ‘We had hoped for good co-operation with…
The failure of the UK government to secure a fisheries deal with Norway that would keep the UK distant waters fleet operational has been branded a ‘disgrace and a national…
European social partners in the fisheries sector, ETF and Europêche, have called on the European Commission to support Member States in developing a specific Covid-19 vaccination protocol for the fishing…
Norway initiated an international declaration against fisheries crime in 2018. At the time, nine countries supported this initiative and now Brazil has also joined, bringing the number of supporting states…
Speaking in Boulogne-sur-Mer earlier this week to fishermen in the Hauts de France region, France’s Minister of the Sea Annick Girardin and Secretary of State for European Affairs Clément Beaune…
As well as supplying winch systems for the new factory trawlers being built at Severnaya Verf in St Petersburg for Russian fisheries Group Norebo, Naust Marine is also delivering deck…
Iceland’s Minister of Fisheries Kristján Thór Júlíusson has signed legislation increasing this quota year’s haddock quota by 8000 tonnes. This increases the haddock quota for the 2020-21 quota year from…
A new longliner for New Zealand fishing company Westfleet Seafoods will be both longer and beamier than the two longline boats that are already part of its fleet. Westfleet operates…
New trawler Magne Arvesen arrived in Ålesund last week after being delivered to owners Engenes Fiskeriselskap by the Gondán yard in Spain. Despite strict precautions, one of the crew tested…
With current good fishing for blue whiting in the grey zone at the south of the Faroese EEZ, Eskja’s pelagic vessels have been doing well with their Egersund Ísland trawl…