The Global Tuna Alliance (GTA) has asked that the International Commission for ICCAT adopt a multi-annual commitment to protecting the health of at-risk tuna stocks. With the 28th Regular Meeting of…
Octopus is a species that doesn’t come under EU regulations, so its management is down to individual member states – which can make sustainable management problematic, not least in regions…
The destructive nature legislation agreed by the European Parliament and the Council threatens European livelihoods and food production, according to fishing industry body Europêche, which states that this law will…
Canada’s Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development Jerry V. DeMarco has revealed that Fisheries and Oceans Canada was unable to collect the dependable and timely information about fish catch that it…
As earthquakes rattle the windows and volcanic activity threatens to erupt close by, Grinadvík processor Vísir has seen a fantastic week’s throughput as more than 500 tonnes were processed at…
Dutch researchers and fishermen have developed an AI-based tool for the Fully Documented Fisheries (FDF) project, supported by EU funding. Researchers at Wageningen University and Research (WUR) in the Netherlands…
Enhancing maritime security and promoting sustainable fisheries management across the Pacific is a key outcome of Operation Kurukuru, which came to a close last week. This two week comprehensive operation…
St Guénolé fishing company La Houle is about to take delivery of an addition to its fleet with the former Norwegian twin-rigger Tempo, currently being refitted and renamed Sister Clare.…
A coordinated air, sea and land surveillance operation to combat increased illegal foreign fishing in Australian waters took place over 12 days in September throughout the Kimberley Marine Park (KMP),…
Following the recent setting of the TACs for north-east Atlantic mackerel, blue whiting and Atlanto-Scandian herring for 2024, the Scottish mackerel sector is calling for renewed efforts to resolve the…