Seven fishermen pleaded guilty to fishing illegally in Australian waters at Darwin Local Court. They were intercepted following a report from a member of the
Icelandic fishing and processing group Síldarvinnslan has laid up two of its older trawlers, replacing these with a single vessel. The newcomer to the fleet
The larger fishing operators in Brittany have opted to suspend activity and are calling on the French government to step in with more effective support
The vote in the Norwegian Parliament that resulted in the suspension of the CO2 tax has been welcomed by the country’s fishing sector. ‘I am
Irish fishing industry leaders have welcomed a €32 million mackerel agreement secured by the Marine Minister at the EU Agrifish Council. The Seafood Ireland Alliance
In a move that brings the European Union into line with its North Atlantic neighbours, European ministers have agreed revised mackerel targets that have already
The announcement of a €0.20 per litre rescue package for fishing has been welcomed by French fishermen’s organisations, although they warn that this measure doesn’t
Norwegian Electric Systems AS (NES) has been contracted by Fitjar Mekaniske Verksted (FMV) to supply its Raven INS (integrated navigation system) and Raven JPOS (dynamic
After two years, the commercial fishing industry is ready to gather once again in Aberdeen as the Scottish Skipper Expo returns to P&J Live in
Coastal communities on Guadalcanal, Western and Central provinces of Solomon Islands now have stronger tools to protect their livelihoods, food security and health from marine
The draft EU–Indonesia agreement published by the European Commission provides preferential market access for tuna – which industry figures warn will result in further destabilising
Unless a drastic political commitment is made, fishermen in Brittany will have no choice but to keep fishing vessels tied up. Faced with the contining
Factory trawler Joseph Roty II is making its way to a scrapping yard in Belgium, leaving its home port of Saint Malo for the last
The European fishing sector has left Commissioner Costas Kadis in no doubt that the situation of the fishing fleet is deteriorating rapidly and requires urgent
The US shrimp harvesting industry is experiencing a long-term decline in profits and economic stability, including a $268 million revenue loss since 2021, according to
A pioneering West Cork-based marine biotechnology company is launching Ireland’s first health supplement range made from native red seaweed, marking a major milestone for the
Thórunn Sveinsdóttir has sailed from the Westman Islands for the last time, about to be handed over to its new owners, Fáskrúðsfjörður company Loðnuvinnslan. It’s
Following meetings with representatives of the fishing sector, Minister for Energy Maud Bregeon, banking institutions and energy suppliers, France’s Minister for The Sea and Fisheries
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