Damen Shipyards has delivered the first of its new aquaculture support vessels. The Landing Utility Vessel (LUV) 1908 is a larger version of the LUV 1608, the first example of…
Falklands-registered factory trawler Igueldo will head for a refit this autumn and its owners have contracted for a full new deck equipment installation from Naust Marine. The 83 metre LOA,…
The Seychelles authorities this week confirmed the implementation of a vaccination plan for all crews of vessels operating in the Seychelles EEZ, including European tuna vessels. The decision that follows…
The first quarter of 2021 has ended on a positive note for the Murmansk fishing port, with landings up 20.8% compared to the first quarter of last year. From January…
The organisers of the Seafood Expo North America/Seafood Processing North America exhibition have reluctantly announced that this year’s event, originally due to take place in March and subsequently postponed to…
Norwegian seafood exports have experienced a record-breaking month, contributing to a solid first quarter for seafood exports. The Norwegian industry has never seen a March as strong as this year’s.…
Based Kristiansand in Norway, fishing company Carl Aamodt & Co. is building a new 36m seine netter/trawler at the Karstensen yard in Skagen, and has opted for a complete electric…
Only a couple of weeks after taking delivery of the new Libas from the Cemre Shipyard in Turkey, Lie Gruppen has placed a new order. Lie Gruppen has stayed with…
The Scottish Seafood Association has welcomed progress on tackling obstacles to seafood exports by the Scottish Seafood Exports Taskforce and urged ministers in both the UK and Scottish government to…
After the heavy fishing that takes place on blue whiting west of Ireland every spring, with its tight marks and short tows, the character of the fishery changes as the…