CFP evaluation launched
The European Commission has launched a consultation to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of the common fisheries policy (CFP). This consultation constitutes the first part of a thorough evaluation intended…
Holland Fisheries Event returns this year
After a bruising few years for the Dutch fishing industry, Holland’s only dedicated fishing industry exhibition will be taking place in Urk later this year. This is the seventh time…
IceFish hits 40-year milestone
This year’s Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition will mark forty years since the very first fisheries trade exhibition was held in Iceland. The first Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition took place in September 1984,…
TMT appoints new executive director
TMT, the not-for-profit organisation providing fisheries authorities and international organisations with fisheries intelligence, analysis, and capacity building, has appointed Dr. Gareth Johnstone as its new executive director, effective 1st July. ‘We are…
Recycling deal alongside lice skirt production
Norwegian company Bio Marine is setting up production in Lithuania of lice skirts for the aquaculture industry, with a recycling collaboration with Nofir alongside this new venture. The necessary experience…
Factory trawler switched to Icelandic flag
The latest trawler to carry the Therney name is being prepared to start fishing for its Icelandic owners, after having operated in Greenland since it was delivered in 2020. The…
Borncut ownership changes hands
The majority of shares in one of the leaders in processing systems for poultry, meat and fish processing have been acquired by Dutch company IB Food-Machines. The background to this…
Smart buoys to boost selection in tuna fisheries
The Spanish tuna fleet is launching project SelecTuna, a pioneering initiative will deploy more than 1500 smart buoys from tech company Satlink in the three oceans where tropical tuna is…
Europêche looks for political neutrality during interim fisheries period
European industry body Europêche has made a formal request to Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to address the imminent vacancy that will be left by the departure of Fisheries…
NZ ramps up longline requirements
Beefed-up regulations governing seabird strikes in longline fisheries are being introduced by Fisheries New Zealand, aiming to reduce the risk of seabirds, including critically threatened albatrosses, being caught accidentally by…
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