Evotec winches for Sunbeam
Evotec has won a contract to supply equipment to the Scottish fishing company Sunbeam Fishing Limited. Its new pelagic trawler is to be built at Myklebust Verft A/S and is…
First of Norebo series on sea trials
The first of the series of trawlers being built for Russian fishing company Norebo has begun sea trials after leaving the Northern Shipyard in St Petersburg. Kapitan Sokolov has an…
Hampiðjan bolsters ESG with new appointment
Following Hampiðjan’s acquisition of Mørenot, Marthe Amundsen Brodahl has been appointed as Hampiðjan Group’s ESG director, having led Mørenot Group’s environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) efforts for the past…
Gear-mounted camera complements Echo grid
Norwegian shrimp fisherman Arild Karlsen has brought together the functions of the Notus Echo System and an SNTech CatchCam camera to improve the efficiency of his fishing operations and fish more precisely. The Notus Echo…
Million-dollar penalties for Clean Water Act violations
The US Environmental Protection Agency has penalised American Seafoods and the owners of its fish-processing vessels nearly $1 million for significant violations of the Clean Water Act committed while harvesting and processing…
Aalborg set to buzz as DanFish opens next week
Around 12,000 visitors from around the world are expected to converge on the Danish city of Aalborg for three days next week as the DanFish International exhibition takes place. This…
Evotec scores a grand slam
Deck equipment supplier Evotec has secured yet a new contract to supply systems for new trawlers ordered by Faroese fishing company Faroe Origin. The order for the 44-metre vessels has…
Marine Sand Watch reveals six billion tonne annual extraction
The first-ever global data platform on sand and other sediment extraction in the marine environment finds that the marine dredging industry is digging up six billion tonnes per year –…
Faroese company places pair team order
Faroe Origin has placed an order for a pair of new 44.10 metre trawlers to bring the company’s fleet back up to six vessels. The new will vessels have options…
Norway deserves lion’s share of mackerel, say Norwegian pelagic operators
A long track record of building up fisheries for mackerel, and its strong attachment to Norwegian waters should weigh heavily in Norway’s favour as coastal states come together to work…
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