Twenty convictions for illegal fishing
The crew of four Indonesian fishing boats intercepted while fishing illegally near Kuri Bay in north-west Western Australia have all pleaded guilty. The vessels were all observed in the same…
NZ’s new research vessel arrives in Wellington
New Zealand marine research body NIWA has taken delivery of its new research vessel Kaharoa II, which has been christened by fisheries minister Judith Collins following the new vessel’s 83-day…
Iceland to cut shrimp quota
Iceland’s Marine and Freshwater Research Institute has recommended a reduction to the offshore shrimp quota for the coming two quota years. The stock index for shrimp has declined since 2018…
Sjúrðarberg becomes Río Solis IV
Following a comprehensive refit, Faroese trawler Sjúrðarberg is about to make the journey to Mortevideo to join the fleet of Uruguayan company Belnova to operate in the South Atlantic on…
Transforming tuna processing
Marel aims to transform processing of tuna up to 9kg with its Curio filleting machine. The conventional industrial approach to cannning tuna is for fish to be cooked and separated…
Russia’s Great African Expedition sets off
An international initiative by Russia’s Federal Agency for Fisheries, the decision to embark on the Great African Expedition was taken at a Russia-Africa Forum Summit in 2023. Last week saw…
Successful anchovy fishery boosts 2024’s fishmeal production
In the countries analysed in IFFO’s reports, the overall production of fishmeal between January and June 2024 was up by 40%, while that of fish oil was up by 10%,…
Propulsion and positioning package for new wellboat
Brunvoll has contracted to supply a complete propulsion, thruster, and dynamic positioning system for a new live fish carrier ordered by AquaShip/Intership. This system is designed to ensure that the…
Viking Traps attract attention at Nor-Fishing
The Nor-Fishing exhibition in Trondheim is over for this year, and the staff of innovative crab trap developer Proffteiner are going home satisfied after selling 130 traps in just the…
Blue whiting top species landed in Denmark
Industrial species accounted for the most landed tonnage in Denmark during the first half of 2024. Blue whiting is at the top of the list, with 214,000 tonnes, followed by…
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