Norway and Russia strike 2024 fisheries agreement
A cod quota of 453,427 tonnes has been set for north-east Arctic cod for 2024 at a meeting held remotely between Norwegian and Russian delegations. This is a 20% reduction…
Observers at sea need protection
A series of incidents that relating to the vulnerability of seagoing fisheries observers has led to Human Rights at Sea (HRAS) and the Association of Professional Observers (APO) highlighting the…
Heavy fishing for herring off western Iceland
Síldarvinnslan’s pelagic vessel Beitir sailed last week to start fishing for Icelandic summer spawning herring off the west of Iceland, and is already heading to Neskaupstaður with 1420 tonnes on…
Grant to upgrade UHI Shetland’s maritime bridge simulator
UHI Shetland has announced that it has been granted £138,411 by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) to enhance its maritime bridge simulator at the Scalloway campus.…
Highest Barents Sea capelin advice since 2018
Following positive outcomes from this year’s ecosystem survey, Norwegian and Russian scientists are recommending a 196,000 tonne 2024 quota for capelin in the Barents Sea – more than triple the…
EAPO and Commissioner discuss Central Baltic Herring
Ahead of the upcoming Agri Council, an EAPO delegation met Commissioner Sinkevičius and his department to discuss issues relating to the management of Central Baltic Herring. EAPO members from Poland,…
PNG gets rocky lobster certification
The award of MSC certification to the Papua New Guinea Fishing industry Association (FIA PNG) for the Torres Strait rocky lobster fishery represents the culmination of a process that has…
New seiner for Norwegian owners
The latest addition to the Norwegian fleet is one of the most technologically advanced fishing vessels afloat. Seine netter/purse seiner Nord-Fugløy has been delivered by Larsnes Mek Verksted to Roger…
Seafood CEOs call on APEC to end IUU fishing in the Pacific
Representing nine of the largest seafood producers in the world, SeaBOS has pledged to work towards the elimination of IUU fishing products and modern slavery across its membership’s supply chains…
Irish pair detained in Norway
A pelagic pair team from Ireland fishing in Norwegian waters have been detained by the Coastguard on suspicion of operating in a closed area. Ronan Ross and Sarah David sailed…
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