The European Commission has presented updates to its 2026 fishing opportunities proposal for the Mediterranean and Black Sea. The proposal aims for a balance, recognising fishermen’s conservation efforts while ensuring sustainability…
Having lost its case against the Icelandic state at district court level, high-tech processing systems producer Vélfag is preparing its appeal, stating that the court ruling was unexpected. This latest…
With a long background in fisheries in the Southern Ocean as the largest Falklands squid and toothfish quota holder and provider of maritime services, Fortuna is entering the UK fishing…
A contribution of more than £15,000 of funding from Marine Fund Scotland will enable the next stage of development for the Scottish Ocean Cluster, which aims to unlock three times…
The 29th ICCAT meeting which ended earlier this week was dominated by bluefin tuna, while other tropical tuna issues remained either undecided or unaddressed. The decision to set a 48,403-tonne…
‘The ecosystem in 3Ps continues to undergo structural changes and unfortunately, despite incredibly low fishing mortality levels, the south coast cod stock assessment is not showing the growth we were…
After having been hopeful following the progress made a year ago, French tuna producers’ body Orthongel has come away from the 29th regular meeting of ICCAT disappointed with the lack…
One of the founders of Icelandic fishing giant Samherji is set to step down in the next few day after more than forty years at the centre of the company’s…
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) have formalised a new partnership aimed at strengthening the protection of human rights and labour standards for…
An Australian court has handed down increasingly tough penalties to the crews of Indonesian fishing vessels intercepted in Australian waters. Both vessels were destroyed at sea and the crews faced…
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