Too much – or not enough?
Iceland’s Minister of Industries Hanna Katrín Friðriksson and Finance Minister Daði Már Kristófersson have outlined changes to the fisheries levy that would place a greater financial burden on the industry,…
Seeking fairness for Europe’s forgotten fleet
Small-scale fishing representatives from five European nations gathered this week in Brussels to highlight the challenges facing this sector, just as a public consultation on the effectiveness of the Common…
FFA members scour 14 million square kilometres of Ocean
Twelve Members of the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) took part in Operation Rai Balang 2025 (OPRB25), using updated technology, training, and closer coordination to hunt for illegal fishing…
Minister of State for Agriculture, Food and the Marine with responsibility for Fisheries Timmy Dooley TD with BIM CEO Caroline Bocquel at the Irish Skipper Expo in Limerick. Images: BIM
6.6 million Euro EMFAF investment secured for Irish fisheries
Since 2024, investments of €6,658,032 have been secured by Irish fishermen under the Sustainable Fisheries, Small Scale Coastal Fishers and Inshore Fleet Economic Assessment schemes. ‘It is clear from the…
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The future of Brittany’s fisheries lies in trawling
The Brittany Fisheries Committee has hit back at critics of the industry, stating that technical advances in trawling negate the criticisms levelled at the sector, and that trawling is an…
Most tuna catches from healthy stocks
Overfished stocks account for only 2% of global tuna catches, according to the latest Status of the Stocks report by the International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF), while 87% of tuna catches are from…
Fishermen shouldn’t have to pay for Agency’s mistakes – says DFPO chairman
The Danish Fishermen’s PO is protesting that fishermen shouldn’t be left it he position of having to pay for mistakes made by the Danish Agriculture and Fisheries Agency – which…
Seven foreign fishermen found guilty by Australian court
Indonesian fishermen who were picked up off Australia’s Northern Territory in February have been seen their boat destroyed at sea and have all been convicted by the Darwin Local Court.…
UNO processing systems for Norway
Icelandic processing systems supplier Vélfag has just dispatched one of its innovative UNO processing lines to a Norwegian producer, this time to a cod farming operation. This is in addition…
Iberian sardine fishery opens
The Iberian fleet’s sardine fishery opened this week, with a 10,132-tonne quota for the Cantabrian Sea and the north-west region of Spain. The fishery is conducted by coastal purse seiners…
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