Prison term for NZ fish trader
A sixteen-month prison term has been handed to the former director of a New Zealand fishing company who was aware that fish were being caught and landed illegally for profit.…
Honest approach needed on fish-free seafood
‘This isn’t about plant-based vs seafood,’ said Europêche managing director Daniel Voces. ‘It’s about truth in advertising.’ Europêche has welcomed the recent publication of the European Parliament study Labelling of plant-based seafood substitutes…
Kiwi codend comes to Europe
The innovative codend concept that has been through a long development process in New Zealand by Precision Seafood Harvesting has come to Europe and researchers at Wageningen Marine Research have…
Peru’s first fishing season indicates consistent fishmeal and fish oil production
The first fishing season in Peru’s north-central region began on 22nd April – a week later than in 2024. To date, around 70% of the 3 million tonne anchovy quota…
Iceland’s fleet starts on mackerel
Three pelagic vessels operated by Síldarvinnslan have sailed from Norðfjörður in the east of Iceland to start on the summer mackerel season. Barði, Beitir and Börkur have been in port…
Russian crab fleet continues to grow
Fishing company Tikhrybkom LLC has placed an order with the Nakhodka Ship Repair Plant in the Russian Far East for a new crabbing vessel, scheduled to be operational in 2029.…
Highlighting the legal duty to strengthen fisheries enforcement
As the Judicial Symposium 2025 just wrapped up in Honiara, one of the standout moments of the three-day gathering was the keynote address delivered by Honourable. Judge Dr Kathy-Ann Brown…
Canada announces sustainable increase in northern cod TAC
Canada’s Minister of Fisheries Joanne Thompson has announced management plans for northern cod (2J3KL) and capelin (2J3KLPs) for the 2025-26 seasons, in a move designed to support Newfoundland and Labrador’s…
Australian industry hits back on MPA announcement
Western Australian industry body WAFIC doesn’t see marine protected areas as a problem – ‘as long as they are well-designed and support a balance between commercial and environmental outcomes. But…
Skipper Expo returns to Scotland with 2026 dates
The UK’s only commercial fishing industry exhibition is set to return to Aberdeen. Dates for the Scottish Skipper Expo 2026 have been announced as Thursday 7th - Friday 8th May…
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