Denmark pays out Brexit compensation
Danish fishermen have received a total of DKK 791 million in Brexit compensation for loss of value of their quotas now that the Danish Fisheries Agency has now completed the…
Danish fishermen have received a total of DKK 791 million in Brexit compensation for loss of value of their quotas now that the Danish Fisheries Agency has now completed the…
Lorient fishing company Scapêche is scaling back its fleet dramatically, with seven of its vessels due to be decommissioned under the French government’s post-Brexit support initiative. Of the company’s 22…
This is the Danish government’s fourth and among the largest Brexit support scheme and this makes DKK840.80 million available for the fishing industry. The scheme is open to active commercial…
The latest Bord Iascaigh Mhara report on the state of the Irish fishing industry underlines the seismic challenge KFO members are facing, according to Killybegs Fishermen’s Organisation Chief Executive Seán…
Eight fishing vessels of between 20 and 30 metres have already been delivered to GPMB in Bordeaux to be scrapped under the French government’s decommissioning scheme, implemented to ease the…
As the European Commission has approved support schemes under the Brexit reserve, established following the UK’s departure from the EU, Danish fishermen get the opportunity to apply for support from…
France’s Secretary of State for the Sea Hervé Berville has announced during a meeting with industry figures that fuel aid is to be continued, carrying this forward to 15th May,…
Much of the UK fishing industry remains angry and frustrated at the gulf between what as promised in the December 2020 Trade and Cooperation Agreement, and what has actually been…
The Danish authorities have approved grants totalling DKK203 million to decommission 31 fishing vessels. This round of scrapping grants is directly as a result of lost fishing opportunities due to…
Launched by Guy Grieve and Juliet Knight in 2010 as a venture dedicated to putting ethics at the centre of its priorities and would never sell seafood that had come…