Exploring the future of Europe’s fisheries
A consultation with European fishermen, advisory councils and social partners has been key to an assessment conducted by Tetra Tech and partners, contracted by the European Commission, to explore a…
Iceland’s incoming government sets out its stall
A new coalition is set to form the new government in Iceland, setting out an ambitious list of policy aims. In an unusual election outcome in Iceland, where governments are…
WCPFC urged to adopt stricter oversight and conservation measures
Tuna industry body ISSF is urging delegates at the upcoming Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Ccommission’s annual meeting in Fiji to improve their control over fisheries by strengthening vessel oversight…
Norway-EU agreement leaves Fiskebåt dissatisfied
The director of Norwegian vessel operators’ federation Fiskebåt has voiced his dissatisfaction with the recently concluded agreement between the EU and Norway, stating that Norway was threatened with ‘irresponsible and…
Gentlemen’s agreement on Eastern Channel seine netting
Nobody believed it would happen – but it has. An agreement regulating seine netting activity in the Eastern Channel has been reached between French, Dutch and Belgian fishermen and their…
Ukraine looks to EU integration
Speaking to representatives of fisheries associations, Ukraine’s Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food has laid out the key taks facing the country’s food sectors as a whole, stating that industry…
European fishing sector presses EVP Sefcovic on urgent issues
A high-level meeting has taken place during which Europêche, representing the European fishing sector, was able to raise a number of critical issues with Executive Vice President Maroš Šefčovič and…
Tensions rise as EU ministers meet
Speaking at the EU Council Agriculture and Fisheries Ministers in Brussels, Spanish minister of fisheries Luis Planas commented that the European Commission needs to ‘firmly defend the interests of the…
Minister proposes changes to fisheries legislation
Icelandic minister of fisheries Bjarkey Olsen Gunnarsdóttir will table proposals in Parliament for changes to legislation relating to fisheries. According to a statement, these proposed changes will be in line…
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European fish stocks – good news and bad
There’s positive and negative news in the European Commission’s assessment of fish stocks, which will untimately have a strong bearing on the TACs and quotas for 2025. The Commission’s Sustainable…
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