One of Iceland’s consistently successful groundfish trawlers is changing hands, acquired by Fáskrúðsfjörður fishing company Loðnuvinnslan, which has interests in both demersal and pelagic fisheries. Fresher trawler Thórunn Sveinsdóttir VE-401…
Icelandic tech company Vélfag, which produces a range of systems for both shore-based and at-sea processing, has been granted a few days’ grace in its efforts to get sanctions lifted.…
Hailed as a game-changing technology for the tuna industry in the Marshall Islands, a tuna loader was officially handed over to the tuna industry and port services company Pacific International…
Satlink has integrated French company nke Group (nke), which has more than forty years of experience in providing innovative end-to-end custom manufacturing instruments for both water quality measurement and monitoring…
More than 400 tonnes of fishing gear has been sent by Swedish NGO Operation Change to Ukraine. Although initially intended for use in providing camouflage, the Ukrainian military has also…
France’s second Lecornu administration has appointed ministers, with Monique Barbut and Minister for Ecological Transition, and the susprise appointment of Catherine Chabaud as Minister Delegate for the Sea and Fisheries.…
Norwegian Electric Systems (NES) has been awarded a contract to act as system integrator and deliver power and automation systems to a newbuild live fish carrier that shipbuilder Fitjar Mekaniske…
An initiative to transforms discarded fishing nets into usable plastic materials has been opened on Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront. The new facility at Collier Jetty was opened by Minister of…
BIM has appointed its Development and Innovation Services Director Richard Donnelly as its interim CEO. He steps into the role on 10th November when current CEO, Caroline Bocquel takes up…
The Danish fishing sector faces the dual challenge of reductions in both cod and mackerel quotas in the year ahead, and while the outlook isn’t bright, the Danish Fishers PO…
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