PNG takes bold step in fisheries transparency
With support from its fishing industry, Papua New Guinea is sharing its tuna vessel monitoring data on the Global Fishing Watch map. The fishing industry is central to Papua New…
Prolific delivered to Shetland owners
The second of a pair of trawlers, Prolific LK-986, built for Mark Anderson of Shetland fishing company 60 North and his partners Andrew White, Ryan Arthur and agent LHD has…
Nature Restoration Law needs coherent approach
The European Commission’s proposal for a Nature Restoration Law must produce a coherent approach to limit all impact on the marine environment, according to the European Association of Fish Producers…
No progress towards agreement on Atlanto-Scandian herring
A third round of negotiations between coastal states this year has not moved the parties any closer to an agreement, other than to agree to meet again in the autumn…
Lorient steps up ice capacity
Recognising how essential ice is to the functioning of the port’s fish nadling and sales, as well as to the fleet, the port of Lorient has invested heavily in ice…
Kerecis has pioneered the use of fish skin for the treatment of wounds. Images: Kerecis
Medical fish skin company in billion-dollar deal
Danish pharmaceutical giant Coloplast has committed to the acquisition of Kerecis, which has pioneered the use of fish skin for medical wound treatment. Based in the fishing town of Ísafjörður…
Trawl sector working to maintain standards
Academics, conservationists and a number of divisions within the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment all participated in the annual surveillance audit of the South African trawl fishery for…
South Africa’s first BAP-certified producer
SanLei, which produces trout in the Kingdom of Lesotho, has achieved Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) certification. The company’s farm and hatchery are the first in Lesotho to attain BAP certification,…
Positioning for redfish re-opening
Canada’s commercial fishery for redfish in the Gulf of St. Lawrence has remaind closed since 1995 to allow redfish stocks rebuild to healthy levels. Now the authorities are positioning to…
Management of NE Atlantic pelagic fisheries is in need of drastic reform, according to a report by ABPmer
South America shows Europe how to manage its fisheries
A new report by marine consultancy ABPmer contrasts the chaotic management of pelagic stocks in North Atlantic waters against the cohesive approach on management by the 15 nations that fish…
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