It has taken more than four years, but a case challenging the mechanism used to allocate bluefin tuna quotas, has finally gone to court – with a judgement in favour…
Heading for retirement after 27 years looking after Sutton Harbour and its users, Pete Bromley is currently working alongside his replacement who will take over at the end of 2021.…
A poll carried out by market research company MMR on behalf of Alda, the Association for Sustainable Democracy in Iceland, has determined that only 14% of Icelanders are satisfied with…
Looking to harness their market power to reduce and eliminate illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing worldwide, several US squid producers and suppliers are working with European, Canadian and Australian…
Dutch fishermen are preparing to demonstrate on Saturday, with around fifty Wadden Zee, North Sea and IJsselmeer fishing vessels congregating close to the Afsluitsdijk. The fishermen’s presence is expected to…
The Icelandic fleet’s summer mackerel season has started well, despite there being few catches in Iceland’s own waters. The pelagic fleet has been fishing in international waters, and east coast…
The first new factory vessel built under the Russian government’s investment quotas programme has completed its first trip and landed its catch in Murmansk. Barents Sea was built at the…
A new trawler designed to be able to work on either groundfish or shrimp fisheries has been delivered to its Swedish owners in Styrsö. The order for Vingaskär was placed…
After almost twenty years in the hot seat at the Cornish Fish Producers Organisation, Paul Trebilcock is stepping down, moving on to a new role in the fishing industry. ‘It’s…
Scottish fisheries leaders have urged the Prime Minister to help them build back the industry after the bad Brexit deal, which left skippers battling for fishing opportunities while EU vessels…
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