Certified Seafood International (CSI) has announced that it offers a new choice in the certification of wild-capture seafood, with its focus on delivering an ‘affordable and effective eco-certification programme that…
Hull freezer trawler Kirkella, operated by UK Fisheries, is into its first trip with female deckhands on board. With three weeks at sea behind them, skipper Sigurbjörn Sigurðsson says that…
The aquaculture subsidiary of Icelandic fisheries group Samherji has financing in place for the Salmon Garden, a land-based fish farming facility on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland. Funding secured through…
There’s nothing unusual about seeing a fishing vessel at a shipyard to be lengthened, but shortening a vessel is less commonplace a sight. But this is what has happened to…
The Norwegian Fishermen's Association has registered surprise and and regret that the authorities have opten to stop fishing on the guaranteed quotas for snow crab. This follows the announcement by…
The North Atlantic Pelagic Advocacy Group (NAPA) has launched a short film as a new call-to-action as part of its increasingly urgent mission to reduce the overfishing of mackerel in the North…
In something of a surprise move, but following a long process of consultation, the Dutch authorities have scaled down wind farm plans to guarantee fishing space in North Sea waters.…
2024 was a challenging year for Royal Greenland, which has published its figures for last year with a pre-tax result of DKK196 million on a revenue of 5.6 billion. The…
During a meeting in Vigo with the European Commission, Spain’s Secretary General for Fisheries Isabel Artime stressed the need to adapt the Common Fisheries Policy to current realities and challenges…
Following its acquisition of a 75.1% stake in Indian rope and netting producer Kohinoor, Hampiðjan has begum streamlining its production around the new opportunities available, along with plans to expand…
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