Read more about the article Varðin sells Jupiter
Jupiter was built at Langsten Slip in Norway in 1994

Varðin sells Jupiter

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Gøta-based fishing company Varðin has sold pelagic vessel Jupiter to Kollafjörður company Northwest Pelagic in Kollafjørður. Jupiter has been sold without quotas and was expected to be back at sea…

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Read more about the article Russian yard starts crabber series
The Krasnoe Sormovo yard will start with this week on a series of five 62 metre crabbers for North-West Fisheries Consortium companies. Image: USC

Russian yard starts crabber series

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This week the Krasnoe Sormovo shipyard, part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation, will start production of a series of five crabbing vessels for member companies of the North-West Fisheries Consortium.…

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Read more about the article Southern Bluefin Association certified by Friend of the Sea
The Australian Southern Bluefin Tuna Industry Association is certified by Friend of the Sea

Southern Bluefin Association certified by Friend of the Sea

Friend of the Sea has certified the Australian Southern Bluefin Tuna Industry Association (ASBTIA), a pioneer in tuna farming, for sustainable practices in seafood production. The numerous brands associated with…

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Read more about the article New by-catch reduction option for Australian prawn fishery
‘Tom’s Fisheye’ provides an additional option for reducing by-catches in Australia’s Northern Prawn Fishery. Image: AFMA

New by-catch reduction option for Australian prawn fishery

A new by-catch reduction device, known as ‘Tom’s Fisheye,’ has been added to three other effective devices that have been tested by the Commonwealth Northern Prawn Fishery (NPF) fleet, for…

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Read more about the article Generational shift at Samherji
The majority of shares in Samherji have been transferred to the younger generation, while no changes have been made to the ownership of Samherji Holding which owns overseas activities. Image: Samherji

Generational shift at Samherji

The largest shareholders in Icelandic fishing and processing group Samherji have transferred the ownership of more than 85% of the company to their children. CEO Thorsteinn Már Baldvinsson and his…

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