Norwegian scallop fishing innovators are ready to take delivery of Ava Pearl, currently in the final stages of its conversion refit at the Fiskerstrand yard
The temporary State aid framework adopted by the European Commission has adopted is designed to support industry sectors adversely affected by the ongoing Middle East
The development of a port and business zone outside Ålesund has taken a significant step as the Giske community has pledged to embark on construction
It’s ten years since the UN designated 2nd May as World Tuna Day, reflecting the importance of one of the world’s most important marine resources
The European Commission’s evaluation of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) confirms what the industry has for years been warning about – that the CFP has
Peru’s Ministry of Production has applied a series of adaptive management measures with real-time satellite monitoring to the first anchovy season of 2026. The cumulative
After a break last year, the Scottish Skipper Expo is back as the UK and Irish commercial fishing industry again gathers in Aberdeen for what
Over the last few days Síldarvinnslan’s pelagic vessels have been fishing exceptionally well, and are either alongside or on their way to discharge blue whiting.
In a visit to Le Guilvinec, France’s Minister of Fisheries Catherine Chabaud told the industry that she came to ‘listen, with no subject taboo’ in
European fisheries and aquaculture have been subjected to a series of crises over the last few years that have dealt the industry on hammer blow
Flow Gear hopper footropes have been performing successfully in Norway for the last two years, with this gear in use on board four trawlers there,
Irish commercial fishing magazine The Skipper has published a detailed policy analysis demonstrating that the contested carbon methodology underpinning a widely reported European study overestimates
2025 was another year of busy activity in the Port of Skagen, as reflected in the port’s accounts that show a DKK 97.4 million turnover
The Vostochnaya Verf shipyard, under the management of USC subsidiary Amur Shipyard, has floated off a tenth crabbing vessel in a series for owners in
Autolining has become the preferred method for harvesting cod for Glen Best, one of the owners of four family-operated fishing vessels, including two rigged with
Research shows that climate change is forcing cod increasingly into northern waters, which could lead to significantly reduced cod populations during the course of the
In addition to its existing catch handling systems for shrimp and mackerel, a cod production line is now being added to the processing deck of
The Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) is celebrating a milestone in responsible aquaculture, as CUPIBAR (Lubimar), a family-owned seabass and seabream estuary farm in southern Spain,
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