SFF chief exec to step down
Scottish Fishermen's Federation (SFF) chief executive Elspeth Macdonald will retire from the organisation in March 2027 after a distinguished career representing Scotland's fishing industry. She took up the role in…
Landmark joint declaration on sustainable echosounder buoy stewardship
The three leading global manufacturers of satellite buoys, Marine Instruments, Satlink and Zunibal, have signed a joint declaration of intent for sustainable echosounder buoy stewardship. This agreement represents an unprecedented…
Positive momentum and new members on Royal Greenland board
The Royal Greenland annual report has been approved, the company is moving in the right direction, was the message as the company’s AGM brought together owners, staff and stakeholders at…
Mussel harvester delivered to Shetland company
Blueshell Mussels, located in Brae in Shetland, has been able to take delivery of a new Landing Utility Vessel (LUV) 2208 just weeks after signing the contract with Damen Shipyards…
Brim’s Lýsi acquisition ready to go through
Icelandic fishing and processing giant Brim has undertaken some major changes as it prepares the ground for the acquisition of Lýsi hf. The ISK20 billion acquisition cost of Lýsi is…
Salmon harvester’s keel laid at Vigo yard
Freire Shipyard in Vigo has celebrated the keel laying of Tauriko, a sophisticated new salmon harvester/processor vessel for Norwegian group Napier. Tauriko will become the largest in the company’s fleet…
Mackerel indicators point downwards
Norway’s Institute of Marine Research has pushed back against claims in industry media concerning management of mackerel stocks over the last couple of decades, in the light of the ICES…
How much duty-free competition can Europe’s tuna sector take?
With a slew of agreements set to extensively open the European market to tuna imports from around the world Europêche wants to see European institutions eliminate ATQs on tuna loins…
EU approves French State aid for agricultural and aquaculture companies
The European Commission has approved a €15 million French State aid scheme to support companies in the agricultural and aquaculture sectors throught the Middle East crisis that has unleased spiralling…
Faster chilling – better quality and value
Seine netter Hildur SH-777, operating from Rif in the west of Iceland, has been using an OptimICE (CO2) system as a key component of its catch handling system. Formerly Pia…
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