Two vessels of the Glaciar Pesquera S.A. fleet have been awarded FISH certification. The certified vessels, Atlantic Surf III and Capesante, are Argentine flagged vessels that harvest Patagonian scallops. Certification…
Iceland’s lifesaving association Ice-Sar recently held its annual congress, and the opportunity was taken to present Hilmar Snorrason, who has for thirty years worked steadfastly on safety issues for seafarers,…
A new krill catcher originally ordered by a Norwegian company and built at the Tersan yard in Turkey already has a chequered career – before having even started fishing –…
The Spanish tuna fleet within the OPAGAC grouping has appointed Silvia Manglano as its new project manager, with the role of managing initiatives aligned with the fleet's Code of Good Practices aimed at minimising impacts on…
Declining fish stocks in Senegalese waters are resulting in migration to Europe along the world’s most deadly migration route, leading to over 3000 deaths in 2023 alone, according to a report from…
Fisheries officials and delegates from the 17 Members of the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA), are gathering this week at the Millenium Hall in Niue for the 138th Forum…
The Etel Maritime High School in Brittany has taken delivery of Lymaret II, a new training vessel that is expected to form a key part of the preparing the region’s…
Europêche has welcomed the final ruling of the Arbitration Tribunal established under the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) concerning the sandeel fishery, marking a significant step forward for fair…
On 12th May 2025, a new licence condition came into force requiring that English licensed under-12m vessels must now have installed a functioning type-approved I-VMS device that transmits data during…
Two of Síldarvinnslan’s pelagic vessels have made their last landings of blue whiting for the time being and are alongside to fit out for the coming mackerel season. Börkur landed…
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