Ocean mud is crucial to carbon storage – Ocean scientists examining the waters off the UK have shown how the mud on the ocean floor is vital to the planet […]
New fisheries patrol vessel for New Zealand – Paired navigation stations, superior tracking technology, suspensions seats, and an on-board loo. They’re all features of a top-of-the-range new fisheries patrol vessel that’s […]
Disappointment for Europêche as no consensus is reached on tuna. After nine days of intensive discussions on Atlantic tunas at the plenary meeting of the International Commission for the Conservation […]
The Idle Rocks named UK Seafood Restaurant of the Year. The restaurant in St Mawes, Cornwall, has been announced as the winner of the 2018 Seafood Restaurant of the Year, […]
Meet the woman that made £1m from fish and chips – Sarah Heward is the woman who made a million from fish and chips; and this week her achievement has […]
Gove launches Fisheries Bill to take back control of UK waters – Legislation creating the powers the UK needs to operate as an independent coastal state after leaving the EU […]
Greenpeace targets top fishers, which a new study commissioned by the organisation suggests owns or runs more than a quarter of the UK’s fishing quota, according to a recent article […]
French and British fishermen have come to blows in a dispute over scallop fishing rights off the Normandy coast. British boats are legally entitled to fish in the area all […]
Vietnam seafood processing firms lack materials for production, forcing some of them to import materials to meet orders. Tran Ngoc Tuoi, Director of Vinh Thuan Sai Gon Aquatic Products Ltd […]
The NFFO’s AGM was this year held in Fishmongers Hall and was attended by UK Fisheries Minister, George Eustice. The Chairman’s report, which is a summary of the Federation’s activities […]