Urk netlofts join forces
After 25 years of operating independently as one of Urk’s specialist net lofts, Nettenmakkerij Urk has been absorbed into VCU, bring its expertise, staff and customers with it. Harm Hendrik…
Trialling bluefin ranching in the Bay of Biscay
A venture to fatten wild-caught bluefin tuna in sea cages in the Bay of Biscay is being put into operation by Itsasbalfegó, a company established by the AZTI technology centre and the…
Spotlight on small-scale fisheries at Ocean Week’s 2024 Event
Three small-scale fishers made their way to Brussels to call on newly elected MEPs for a level playing field in the fisheries industry and for small-scale low-impact fisheries to be…
Ukraine looks to EU integration
Speaking to representatives of fisheries associations, Ukraine’s Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food has laid out the key taks facing the country’s food sectors as a whole, stating that industry…
Grand Banks cod fishery to open after long closure
North Atlantic Fisheries Organization (NAFO), has authorised a cod fishery in division 3L – the northern area in international waters of the Newfoundland Grand Banks – after a 32-year of…
Artist and fishing company grapple in court
When Icelandic artist Oddur Eysteinn Friðriksson, otherwise known as Odee, used his work to highlight the fallout from the activities of fishing company Samherji in Namibia, he probably didn’t expect…
Canada’s largest fishing vessel delivered
Baffin Fisheries has taken delivery of new 80-metre trawler Inuksuk II, the largest fishing vessel under the Canadian flag, which is scheduled to soon start operating on shrimp and Greenland…
Lowest mackerel advice in a decade
ICES has presented its recommendations for 2025 for the main north Atlantic pelagic fisheries – and the advice for next year’s mackerel fishery is the lowest in ten years. ICES…
Historic Essex cockle fishery at heart of MSC campaign
One of the UK’s oldest family-run fishing businesses is being showcased in the MSC's Sustainable Seafood campaign this month. The aim has been to introduce a whole new generation to…
Project ReCon boosts marine science in Mozambique
The circular economy initiative driven by Spanish technology company Satlink to give a second life to echosounder buoys used in tropical tuna fishing is working with a new partner in…
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