Baltic TACs agreed for 2024
Quotas agreed for next year’s Baltic fisheries are a mixture of rollovers and reductions – with a 7% increase in Gulf of Finland salmon the only one of the list…
Quotas agreed for next year’s Baltic fisheries are a mixture of rollovers and reductions – with a 7% increase in Gulf of Finland salmon the only one of the list…
With negotiations between Norway and the European Union on access and quota sharing set to begin next week, key figures in the Irish fisheries sector are demanding a radical rethink.…
The Nodosa Shipyard in Spain has contracted to build a new generation factory trawler for New Zealand company Talleys, with a 2026 delivery date. The yard’s newbuild no 307, the…
The European Parliament's report on the implementation of the Common Fisheries Policy calls for better adaptation to the problems that fishermen face on a daily basis. ‘The European Parliament is…
The European Commission has published its proposal to set TACs for 18 fish stocks in the EU waters of the Atlantic Ocean, Kattegat and Skagerrak for 2024 – and for…
As a key step towards full electrification, a Dutch razor shell dredger has been outfitted with a pioneering propulsion system at Daman Maaskant. The 43-metre Noordland YE-118 underwent modifications back…
Ahead of the EU's fishing quota sharing and access negotiations beginning next week, Colm Markey MEP is calling for a united stance. ‘It’s of utmost importance that our voice resonates loudly…
Seafood ticks all the right boxes relating to carbon emissions, judging by a report commissioned by Ireland’s seafood development agency, Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM), with substantial input from the Killbegs…
A date has been set for the launch of Iceland’s new marine research vessel at the Armón yard in Vigo, when the new vessel will also be formally christened to…
A new 26-metre longliner for Greymouth company Westfleet has been undergoing sea trials, and has been handed over to its owners before starting fishing for ling. Designed by Oceantech, Te…