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The skipper of the Faroese fishing trawler prevented from landing its catch of 1,100 tonnes of mackerel in Peterhead earlier this week has claimed the blockade cost him more than £400.000.
A faroese fishing trawler has been prevented from offloading its
Scottish fishermen have two fishing industry events to look forward
Over 5,900 boxes of whitefish were sold at Peterhead Fish
Cornwall’s iconic sardine fishery has passed its Marine Stewardship Council assessment and been certified as a sustainable and well-managed fishery. The fishery – which recently gained European geographic designation as ‘Cornish Sardines’ can now add the MSC ecolabel to its products.
The Cornish sardine fishery first started a trial MSC assessment in 2008, in a pilot programme to develop a way for data deficient fisheries – often found in the developing world – to be able to achieve MSC certification. After performing well in the Risk-Based framework assessment, Cornish sardines went on to pass the regular MSC assessment.
United Kingdom and Iceland are on war front over the issue of mackerel quota, says a report.
A Scottish engineer has developed a device that warns fishermen if their vessel is about to capsize.
UK fish buyers are in fixed as uncertain month is approaching on supplies and prices.
Landings of haddock were good at Peterhead fishing market Scottish
A massive hunt is under way for a missing fisherman
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