SOS for Mediterranean fishing communities
During the meeting of the Social Dialogue Committee for Sea Fisheries this week, the Social Partners – ETF, Europêche and Copa-Cogeca – adopted a joint resolution on the situation of…
Italian fishermen sound the alarm on fuel costs
Fuel has increased in price by more that 60% compared to a year ago, according to Italian fishing industry body Federpesca, which warns that this is a situation that fishing…
Akraberg gets twin-rig upgrade
A technical team from Icelandic deck equipment company Naust Marine has installed an upgrade to the winch control system on board Faroese factory trawler Akraberg. Built at Flekkefjord in Norway…
Searching out best practice in the circular economy
A couple of years ago Thór Sigfússon’s book The New Fish Wave attracted interest around the world as he described how the Iceland Ocean Cluster came into being, bringing together…
Piriou sets up Seychelles shiprepair facility
Following the establishment of Piriou Reunion in 2018, the Piriou Group is continuing its development in the Indian Ocean and is setting up a base in Mahé in the Seychelles,…
Vigri’s year gets off to a decent start
‘We didn’t get to the south-west fishing grounds this trip, and we spent the whole time on the Westfjords grounds, although we went as far east as the Skagagrunn. The…
IFFO elects President and Vice-President for 2022-23
Following elections for the new IFFO management board, The Marine Ingredients Organisation (IFFO) has announced that its new President is Gonzalo de Romaña – the organisation’s former VP – and…
Bids for Iceland’s new research vessel
Three bids have been received for the construction of a new research vessel for Iceland's Marine Research Institute, all of them from Spanish shipyards. The process towards the new fisheries…
Pinger subsidy for Swedish fishermen
With regulations expected to be introduced in 2022 for pingers to be fitted to static fishing gears in some Baltic waters, a requirement will apply to Swedish fishermen operating off…
Fewer risks with catch share management
Over the last twenty years, NOAA Fisheries has adopted catch share (individual quota) management for eight US fisheries. A new study examines how the flexibility offered by this can make…
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