Skagen offers shore power supply
The Port of Skagen is now offering an alternative source of power for vessels that are at the quayside, reducing the need for gensets to be kept running and also…
Co-management can be achieved
Participation by fishermen, the authorities and others concerned, plus an EMFF grant has made it possible to achieve successful co-management of an area off the coast of western Sweden. In…
APPG discusses how Marine Protected Areas can be managed inclusively
Participants in the APPG on Fisheries first event of 2022 heard from speakers from across the fisheries and conservation worlds discussing collaboration for effective management of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs).…
Associated Seafoods acquires Arbroath processor
Buckie-based Scottish smoked salmon producer Associated Seafoods Ltd (ASL) has acquired the assets and goodwill of the Arbroath seafood processing business R. R. Spink & Sons (Arbroath) Ltd, which was…
New Havfisk ordered from Karstensen
Norwegian fishing company Havfisk AS, a subsidiary of Henning Veibust’s Ålesund-based company Veibust Fiskeriselskap, has placed an order for a new 75.10 metre pelagic vessel to be built at the…
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Nova Scotia launches seafood quality programme
Nova Scotia seafood exporters now have the opportunity to join the Nova Scotia Seafood Quality Program (NSSQP), developed under the Nova Scotia Seafood brand. Designed to promote high-quality standards within…
Avoiding Russian waters
Norwegian fishing vessel operators’ federation Fiskebåt is advising its members to keep their vessels out of the Russian zone of the Barents Sea until further notice. This advice is due…
From offshore to shellfish harvesting
Naval architect Skipskompetanse has assisted TAU Tech in developing a platform for their patented gentle shell harvesting equipment. using a former offshore vessel. TUA Tech assessed several vessels during the…
Kenya ratifies C188 Work in Fishing Convention
The Government of Kenya has ratified two international labour standards that will promote decent work for the country’s seafarers and fishing people. It has also submitted notification of acceptance of…
Faroe Islands, February 2005
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07/05
Stage one of Scottish aquaculture review complete
The first stage of an ambitious review of how fish farms are regulated is complete and the Scottish Government has accepted all its recommendations in principle. Professor Russel Griggs OBE,…
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