Iceland set to cut cod quota for 2025-26
Proposals by Iceland’s Marine and Freshwater Research Institute (MFRI) to advise a 4% cut to next year’s cod quota haven’t been received with delight by the industry, as the Institute…
Demands for fair and sustainable management in Canada’s Northern Cod Fishery
The Fish, Food and Allied Workers Union (FFAW-Unifor) has laid out its recommendations for the 2025 Northern Cod fishery, pushing for Minister Joanne Thompson to prioritise fairness, sustainability, and the…
Ocean Pact charts a new course for fisheries
The European Commission has presented the EU Ocean Pact, a strategic initiative that marks the start of a new framework for the future of fisheries and maritime industries in the…
North Sea saithe certification suspended
MSC certification for North Sea saithe is to be suspended as of 30th June, and this applies to all saithe caught in ICES areas 4, 6 and 3a, which includes…
Guilty pleas at Dawin court
The Darwin local court has imposed fines totalling $86,000 on Indonesian fishermen apprehended in Australian waters earlier this month, including a $10,000 penalty for a repeat offender. In one incident,…
Showcasing Danish fisheries technology
The quest for efficient fisheries and enhancing sustainability is prominent in Denmark, and this is going to be prominently on display at this year’s DanFish exhibition in Aalborg. The way…
NOAA Fisheries halts tuna shipment from embargoed origin
A NOAA Fisheries investigation resulted in a $12,516 civil penalty for a grocery store chain, for a 500kg shipment of imported yellowfin tuna with a declared value of $4889. NOAA…
Latest jigging reels a great investment
‘The new R1 reels from DNG are without question the best I have used,’ said Björn Snorrason, who skippers Dalborg EA-317 from Dalvík in the north of Iceland. He’s a…
RFC fleet in the lead during A-Season
The modern generation of trawlers operated by the Russian Fishery Company have been in the lead during this year’s A- season for Alaska pollock, and also achieved a significant increase…
Whitby pair winch order goes to Seaquest
Seaquest Systems in Killybegs has secured a significant contract to supply the deck systems for a pair new 28-metre fishing vessels ordered by the partnership of Lockers Trawlers and UK…
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