Record recycling year for Mørenot
In 2024, Mørenot Aquaculture sent a total of 635,053kg of end-of-life aquaculture equipment to be recycled, as the company’s recycling rate has risen from 64% in 2023 to 82% in…
Australian longliner launched in Poland
Austral Fisheries new longliner, Austral Odyssey, has been launched at the yard of its Polish builder, and the hull is about to embark on the trip to the Båtbygg yard…
Advances at IOTC welcomed by French operators
French tropical tuna vessel operators’ group Orthongel has welcomed major advances in tropical tuna management in the Indian Ocean, and states that it looks forward to the return to a…
FFA Members push for digital shift in fisheries surveillance
The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) concluded its 28th Monitoring, Control and Surveillance Working Group (MCSWG28) meeting at its headquarters in Honiara, marking a significant milestone in advancing digital…
Milestone agreements – but concerns remain as IOTC session closes
Seen as a significant step in tropical tuna management, the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) 29th session closed with the adoption of a full management framework for tropical tunas, including…
One of Pingtan's four tuna longline vessels (PRNewsFoto/Pingtan Marine Enterprise Ltd.)
China becomes party to the PSMA
The world’s largest capture fisheries producer, China has become the 108th State to join the FAO Agreement on Port State Measures to Prevent, Deter and Eliminate Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing…
Well boat from Chile
Icelandic fish farmer Háafell went to the other side of the world to add a well boat to its fleet. The company’s older boat has served Háafell well but no…
Seawool startup seizes opportunity to get closer to Scotland’s natural resources and bioeconomy
A startup creating a biodegradable ‘wool’ material from by-products of the Scottish shellfish sector has relocated its headquarters to Glasgow in a move that is expected to underpin future growth…
Urgent policy action needed on declining UK fisheries
The UK is at serious risk of losing the wide-reaching benefits of its sustainable fisheries unless urgent action is taken, warns a new study co-authored by the Marine Biological Association (MBA). The…
Julio Morón re-elected Cepesca president
The General Assembly of the Spanish Fisheries Confederation (CEPESCA) has confirmed Julio Morón position at its president for a further term. A marine biologist with a strong track record in fisheries research…
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