Faroes and Greenland sign 2025 fisheries agreement
A reciprocal fisheries agreement between the Faroe Islands and Greenland has been struck for 2025. Fisheries in each other’s waters are important for both countries. The Faroese fleet’s quotas for…
Peru’s strong anchovy seasons boosts fishmeal production
Over the first nine months of 2024, cumulative fishmeal production increased by almost 23% compared to the same period in 2023, largely due to a significant year-on-year increase in the…
New perspective on Australia’s fishing sector
Australian consumers are being challenged to leave behind their preconceived notions on commercial wild catch fishing, as a new suite of videos by the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC)…
Tax changes threaten business growth and stability, say Scottish processors
The Scottish Seafood Association and the Scottish Pelagic Processors’ Association claim that the increases to National Insurance contributions, coupled with changes to inheritance tax, threaten to undermine the government’s own…
Increase recommended for Barents Sea shrimp quota
The Norwegian Institute of Marine Research has advised that the 2025 Barents Sea shrimp quota could be set at 150,000 tonnes, a 7000 tonne increase in the Institute’s advice for…
WCPFC urged to adopt stricter oversight and conservation measures
Tuna industry body ISSF is urging delegates at the upcoming Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Ccommission’s annual meeting in Fiji to improve their control over fisheries by strengthening vessel oversight…
Factory trawler launched for Norebo
Russian fishing giant Norebo has taken delivery of Orion, a 61-metre, 14-metre breadth factory trawler that started life at the Pella shipyard as Skorpion. Originally ordered by the FEST group,…
Progress welcomed, but challenges remain
The decision at the recent ICCAT extraordinary meeting to reduce the moratorium on FAD usage from 72 to 45 days has been welcomed by Orthongel, representing the French tuna sector…
Atlantic tuna sector’s FAD closure slashed
The prohibition on fishing around FADs in Atlantic waters has been cut from 72 days to 45 at ICCAT’s 24th special meeting, held in Limassol earlier this month. ICCAT’s Standing…
World Fisheries Day 2024 – Protecting Fishers From Human Trafficking
The ITF will join representatives from civil society, academia and the UN at a Geneva event at the Palais des Nations today – 21st November – on World Fisheries Day…
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