The Canadian Coast Guard has welcomed CCGS Naalak Nappaaluk to its fleet at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Built at Seaspan’s Vancouver Shipyards,
The new MEST dry dock at Skála in the Faroe Islands is rapidly taking shape and is on schedule to open for business before the
Pacific solidarity, shared ocean stewardship, and regional partnership took centre stage as senior fisheries officials, diplomats, and regional partners gathered for an official welcome alongside
The Coalition for Fisheries Transparency (CFT) has welcomed the UK’s ratification of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Cape Town Agreement, a major ocean treaty which
In a conference held in the Spanish Senate, industry delegates have demanded an urgent review of the Western Mediterranean Multiannual Plan (WestMedMAP), warning that current
Hampiðjan’s aquaculture ELDI and Norwegian technology company Rotor Systems have jointly established Rotor Aqua, a venture focused on developing, implementing, and marketing new technologies for
In a letter to the Pelagic Advisory Council (PelAC), responding to the Council expressing its misgivings on the state of mackerel management earlier this year,
Agropecuaria Nivar became Venezuela’s first ASC-certified feed mill, quickly followed by Proporca. Both produce shrimp feed. This signals growing demand for more sustainable aquafeed in the region,
The Norwegian fleet’s catches of skate have increased significantly since 2015, especially in Eastern Finnmark – and a report identifies South Korea as a potential
Representatives of the European seafood sector led by Europêche have reiterated deep concerns to DG TRADE and DG MARE related to the proposed free trade
Fishmeal production in March 2026 fell 38% year on year, and cumulative first-quarter production was down 28% versus 2025, accordng to figures released by IFFO.
With 20% of UK consumers now following a high-protein diet, the seafood industry is in a strong position to capitalise on the fast-growing protein category,
Norwegian recycler Nofir last year broke its own records for recycling end-of-life fishing and aquaculture gear. In total, Nofir collected 10,298 tonnes of discarded gear
The latest in a series of crabber for the North-West Fishing Consortium has been handed over to its owners. Built to the same design as
A new 75-metre, 16.50-metre breadth pelagic vessel with a 2425 cubic metre tank capacity is on its way home to Iceland, following the formal handover
The European Union and Mediterranean countries have made a fresh committment to cooperation to rebuild Mediterranean fish stocks, agreeing to adopt a new MedFish4Ever Declaration in
With the 30th session of the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) about to be held 11-15th May, European operators are going into the session in
FishSAFE fundamentally improved safety for fishermen working in the challenging environment of the UK Continental Shelf when it was introduced – and now FLTC, along
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