EMFF conference to be held in Tallinn
The Estonian Presidency of the EU and the European Commission are jointly organising a conference on the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund to be held in Tallinn in October.
‘US fisheries are big business’
Two newly published reports have outlined US progress in managing marine resources, with commercial and recreational fishing generating $208 billion in sales in 2015 and supporting 1.6 million full and part-time jobs.
Europêche welcomes EU-Mauritius agreement, with reservations
Last month the European Union and the Republic of Mauritius signed a new Protocol to implement the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement in place, setting the legal conditions to allow EU tuna fishing vessels to fish in Mauritius waters for the next four years.
Cabo Verde hosts African Blue Growth dialogue
Mindelo in Cabo Verde was earlier this month the centre of the debate over promotion of Blue Growth policies and investment strategies across Africa.
Graduate joins SADSTIA
University of Cape Town graduate Fisokuhle Mbatha has joined the South African Deep-Sea Trawling Industry Association (SADSTIA) for a year-long internship, working closely with secretary Johann Augustyn to gain as much knowledge of industry and its management as she can.
Social partners call on EU to halt abuses of migrants
On Wednesday this week (10th May) European social partners on sea-fisheries signed a resolution inviting the European Union (EU) to take up its responsibility and end forced labour practices in EU waters.
Closer co-operation on sustainable fisheries and ocean management
A strong commitment to reverse the fisheries situation in the Mediterranean by adhering to the ambitious targets set in the Malta MedFish4Ever Declaration was underscored at Europêche’s general assembly held at Koperattivi Malta headquarters.
Europêche rejects false lobbying accusations
European fishermen’s organisation Europêche has hit out at accusations of false lobbying levelled against it by NGOs Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) and Seas at Risk.
Respect for fishing regulations improving
Regulations governing fisheries are increasingly being properly respected, although more needs to be done too achieve full compliance, according to an EU study.
Promoting sustainable and responsible seafood value chains
FAO used last week’s Seafood Expo Global to promote social, economic and environmental sustainability along the entire seafood value chain, promoting its forthcoming Blue Forum platform which aims to bring together stakeholders to address challenges facing fishing industry.
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