Seafood Industry Australia (SIA) has welcomes the decision by the Federal Parliament to withdraw the Biosecurity Protection Levy bill. SIA describes this is an important development for Australian seafood producers…
Two Indonesian fishermen have pleaded guilty to illegally fishing in Australian waters at Darwin Local Court, after the Australian authorities identified and apprehended an Indonesian vessel fishing illegally near Money…
The Scottish fleet’s Atlanto-Scandian herring season is in progress, with this year’s quota up a marginal 3%, although the UK has just 2% of the TAC – making this a…
While the effects of pingers in reducing cetacean by-catches in nets is considerable, figures indicate that the results are not as good as researchers had expected, as by-catch reduction is…
It’s been a few years since Henning Kjeldsen decided he’d had enough and that it was time to get out of the fishing business. Now he’s back, announcing on social…
Low Impact Fishers of Europe (LIFE) has announced that its board of directors has elected Gwen Pennarun as new President of LIFE. A longstanding advocate for small-scale fisheries, he succeeds Christian…
A contract to deliver its water treatment solutions to two live fish carriers that will operate in the aquaculture industry has been concluded by Norwegian Greentech. The contract with the…
A series of proposals floated by New Zealand’s Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) outline a number of changes that aim to increase the certainty, efficiency and responsiveness of fisheries management.…
MMC First Process has contracted with Ålesund seafood company Mathias Bjørge AS to deliver a modern and highly environmentally friendly refrigeration system for the company's new fillet factory on Ellingsøy.…
The Flume Tank North Sea in Hirtshals is set to become an integral part of the North Sea Science Park, which as of 1st January includes the flume tank as…
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