A second factory trawler for the Russian Fishery Company (RRPK) has been launched at the Admiralty Shipyard in St Petersburg. Floating off Mekanik Maslak follows the launch earlier this year…
With the new Fisheries Bill that will set out how UK fisheries are managed post-CFP now making its way through the House of Lords, amendments that would mandate CCTV on…
A new pelagic vessel ordered by Icelandic fishing and processing company Samherji has been successfully launched at Karstensens in Gdynia. According to the company, the hull was ready for launch…
Rock lobster fishers are rapidly searching for new markets and ways to lower costs before the South Australian season starts in earnest later this year. As the industry reels from…
The Global Fishery Forum & Seafood Expo Russia, which had been due to take place in St Petersburg in September, has been postponed. The event has been rescheduled to 6-8th…
A new live fish carrier is set to become one of the most environmentally friendly vessels of its kind. The 77 metre diesel-electric Færøysund is being built at the Aas…
Some shrimp and turbot vessels in Canada’s offshore fishery will be participating in a pilot project with Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) to help tackle challenges created by lost or…
The latest episode from the UK’s only commercial fishing podcast welcomed Kara Brydson, Executive Director of Fisheries Innovation Scotland (FIS) and Paul Macdonald from the Scottish Fishermen’s Organisation (SFO). Fathom…
ICES has issued its guidance for 2021 Barents Sea quotas, with increases for the three main stocks of cod, haddock and saithe north of 62°N. According to Audun Maråk, director…
A study conducted by Deloitte and released by the Spanish tuna fleet acting under the Europêche banner finds that for the first time sustainable sourcing has become a more important…
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