Where does all this haddock come from?
Brim’s fresher trawler Viðey is back at sea after making a 200 tonne landing in Reykjavík last weekend. Skipper Jóhannes Ellert Eiríksson – best known as Elli – said that…
Seeking a clear commitment to co-management in future policy
Following its relaunch event, the industry-led charity Fishing into the Future (FITF) has published an event summary that encourages a commitment to the language of co-management in future fishing policy.…
Vélfag delivers fish processing lines in Ireland
In co-operation with BIM, Icelandic processing equipment company Vélfag has delivered two processing lines to Irish seafood company Atlantis. BIM and Vélfag began by discussing options for filleting for the…
Hulda GK-17 has been delivered to Blakksnes in Sandgerði. Image: Trefjar
Broad-beamed longliner for Sandgerði
Trefjar has delivered a new 12.50 metre, 6.70 metre longliner from its yard in Hafnarfjörður to owners based in Sandgerði in the south-west of Iceland. Hulda GK-17 is a Cleopatra…
NFFO Training Trust offers grants worth £100,000
The NFFO Training Trust, the charity arm of the National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations, has announced that it will be offering grants worth a total of £100,000 to support training…
Clean Catch UK launches the UK’s first Wildlife Bycatch Mitigation Hub
An interactive web portal hosts information on over 65 different approaches to reduce wildlife bycatch and entanglement. The collaborative platform provides a common reference point for all stakeholders working on…
2020 has been a tough year for Royal Greenland. Images: Royal Greenland
Royal Greenland weathers tough year
2020 was a particularly difficult year for Royal Greenland, but the company sees reasons for some optimism for this year. In spite of considerable efforts, Royal Greenland has not been…
Landings in Murmansk in April are up on the previous month, but did not match the figures for the same month in 2020. Image: ММРП
Murmansk’s April landings up, but still down on last year
Murmansk Sea Fish Port reports that last month brought good news in terms of landings. While April’s 17,900 tonnes of landed volumes were significantly up on the 12,800 tonnes landed…
Image: Vostochnaya Verf
Two crabbers to deliver this year
Vostochnaya Verf aims to deliver two of five planned crabbing vessels this year to fishing company Sigma Marine Technologies. The first crabber, the 63.27 metre, 10.60 metre breadth Okhotsk, will…
Irish fishing industry voices lack of confidence in SFPA
According to figures in the Irish fishing industry, the Sea Fisheries Protection Authority (SFPA) is not fit for purpose and needs to be reset as a matter of urgency, and…
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