Norwegian operator Rostein has placed an order for a new fish carrier, the latest in a longstanding collaboration between the company, the Larsnes Mek Verkstad yard and designer Skipskompetanse, as…
A new environmental-DNA (e-DNA) approach for monitoring the seabed conditions around marine fish farms could significantly speed up the assessment of sediment samples, enabling salmon producers and the Scottish Environment…
Confirming a two-year extension to its innovative Fishery Improvement Projects (FIPs), emphasising the urgent need for responsible management of pelagic fisheries, the NAPA consortium is retailers and supply chain businesses…
Cflow has further strengthened position within land-based fish farming by signing a contract with Salmon Evolution to supply fish handling technology to the company’s second phase build-out at Indre Harøy.…
The UK authorities state that a number of vulnerable fisheries stocks will benefit from additional protection with the implementation of new legislation that brings in a range of short-term management…
BioMar’s Ecuador site has achieved Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) Feed certification – a significant milestone in ensuring more responsible production of feed. The ASC Feed Certification helps Ecuadorian shrimp farms…
Skipper-owner Tomas Sagen and his company Sagen Fisk are the latest to take delivery of a new Cleopatra 33 from Icelandic boatbuilder Trefjar. The new Tiina E replaces his old…
The Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) have welcomed the decision of the MSC independent adjudicator, in respect of the objection raised against the application by PNA, to have its…
Commercial Pacific bluefin tuna vessels in the United States can harvest almost 80% more in 2025–2026. The Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission increased catch limits during a meeting in Panama in early September,…
Following the loss after a fire on board of Sea Harvest fishing vessel Armana, South Africa’s Minister for Transport Barbara Creecy has instructed the board chair of South African Maritime…