French fishing company La Houle, based at St Guénolé in Brittany, has placed an order for a new trawler to be built at Vestværftet in Denmark. ‘We chose to build…
The Danish Fishermen’s Association Has been deeply critical of the government's proposal to introduce camera surveillance for the bottom trawl fishery in the Kattegat. As part of this year's quota…
Despite the millions Australians spend on oysters, prawns, lobster and fish every festive season, it’s the export sector that keeps driving the premium end of the seafood industry, particularly in…
Heavy reductions in quotas for cod and other key species present major challenges for the Danish fishing industry next year. ‘With these Danish fishing quotas, there is a prospect of…
European fishermen’s organisations have banded together to brand the decision to drastically reduce the 2020 North Sea cod TAC as a truly disappointing outcome, predicting this to be disastrous for…
New Zealand’s commercial fishing industry is again supporting the closure of 237 square kilometres of ocean off Hawke’s Bay this summer. The voluntary measure agreed between Napier Fishermen’s Association and…
The Martinez shipyard at Saint Cyprien in southern France has delivered a unique 18 metre LOA, 8.50 metre beam catamaran for Sète fishing company Armement Avallone. The GRP-hulled Deux Frères…
Ireland’s Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed, T.D., welcomed the increase in trawlers and other fishing boats now signed up to Ireland’s Clean Oceans Initiative. The Minister…
As a migratory fish species, tuna can travel thousands of miles between countries and across the open ocean, straddling both the exclusive economic zones as well as the areas beyond…
To show their appreciation for foreign crews from Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam working in Taiwan's fishing industry, a year-end celebration was held at at one of the main fishing…
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