Turning back the clock on salmon health risks
A diet supplement already consumed by humans for its anti-ageing benefits could be used to help salmon digest feed and improve their natural disease resistance, with feed trials kicking off…
Herring season over – back to blue whiting
Síldarvinnslan’s pelagic vessel Börkur has delivered the last landing of the year of Icelandic summer-spawning herring to the company’s Neskaupstaður processing plant. The 1570-tonne catch is going for wholefrozen and…
Latest addition to Swedish pelagic fleet
The Karstensen yard in Skagen has delivered new pelagic vessel Ginneton to Fiskebäck fishing company Gifico, owned by the Claeson family. The 63.80-metre, 13.50-metre Ginneton is the third vessel to…
Tuna company Via Océan to be wound up
Tuna operator Via Océan, part of the Bolton Group, is being shut down, as it has faced increasing costs coupled with a decline in the demand for canned tuna. The…
Norway-EU duty-free agreement excludes mackerel
While Norway and the European Union have renewed the agreement that provides European market access for Norwegian seafood, with a number of duty-free quotas to be continued for key products,…
Fourth newbuild for Far East crab company
A fourth new vivier crabber for Russian Far East fishing company Antey Group has been delivered by the Nakhodka Shipyard. The 57.70-metre, 12.60 metre Mis Navarin follows an initial three…
Iceland’s new fisheries bill in preparation
A new bill relating to fisheries legislation is at the consultation stage in Iceland, and there are proposals in there that are likely to attract some fierce opposition from some…
Fire prevention specialists launch partnership
THB Verhoef has partnered with Daspos A/S. in its mission to prevent engine room fires before they occur and bring ships and people back to port safely. THB Verhoef has…
Faroes and Greenland strike 2024 fisheries agreement
The Faroe Islands and Greenland have concluded negotiations held at the Greenlandic embassy in Copenhagen to agree reciprocal fisheries opportunities for 2024. The Faroes fleet’s quotas in Greenland’s waters remain…
Waive selects SeapiX for biomass control
Exail has signed a supply agreement with Norwegian company Waive to supply sonars for biomass control. This agreement includes immediate provision of two SeapiX sonar systems. ‘We are delighted to…
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