Fisheries Levy Bill debate curtailed
Iceland’s Parliament is heading for its summer recess after agreement was belatedly reached to conclude an unusually long Parliamentary session – prolonged by the extended debate over the government’s fisheries…
CFP must maintain sustainability, and improve the sector’s profitability
Spain’s Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Food Luis Planas has stated that there’s a need to reform the Common Fisheries Policy ‘to guarantee the sustainability of marine resources and improve…
Partnership with Gabon offers vital step towards stronger port controls
In an important milestone in the fight against IUU fishing in Africa, TMT and the Government of Gabon have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in Libreville. Bringing together Gabon’s…
MMC First Process to deliver fish handling for Samherji’s Salmon Garden
Norwegian company MMC First Process has signed a major contract with Samherji Fiskeldi for the delivery of a fish logistics system to the new land-based aquaculture facility Eldisgarður (Salmon Garden),…
Spanish federation takes its demands to Brussels
By bringing its board of directors together in Brussels for the first time, Spanish industry federation Cepesca taken its demands close to the political centre where decisions are made. With…
Beitir starts mackerel season with Twisters
As Icelandic pelagic vessel Beitir headed out for this year’s mackerel season, it sailed with a pair of Vónin’s fully controllable Twister trawl doors. For skipper Tómas Kárason, the impact was immediately noticeable.…
Subsidy inititative to boost innovation
A €1.5 million fund is being made available in the Netherlands by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security and Nature (LVVN) in an effort to help the fisheries sector…
Paving the way for more sustainable fisheries at DanFish
When this year’s DanFish exhibition opens its doors in Aalborg on 7th October, a strong group of Danish suppliers will be ready to present offerings designed to contribute to more…
Vigo yard launches Ifremer’s new research vessel
The Freire Shipyard in Vigo has launched the new research vessel that will replace Ifremer’s Thalia when it enters service in 2026. The new Anita Conti is named in honour…
Pescanova supports maritime and fisheries training in Mozambique
A programme aiming to strengthen maritime and fishing training, and to boost employment and sustainable development in Mozambique, is being supported by organisations in both Mozambique and Spain as an…
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