Frank Bonefaas endorses relationships in Hull during Platinum Jubilee celebrations. A host of varied visitors had a unique opportunity to view and board the Frank Bonefaas over the recent long […]
Irish outline fishing priorities for 2023. At the EU Fisheries Council earlier this week, Ireland’s Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue, outlined Ireland’s priorities during discussions on […]
Oceana Canada calls for rethink on capelin fishery. Oceana Canada says the recent decision by Canadian Fisheries Minister Joyce Murray to continue overfishing capelin, a critically depleted forage fish in […]
Fisheries management failures in the Northeast Atlantic propel major brands to turn to Chilean jack mackerel as a sustainable alternative to overfished Northeast Atlantic mackerel. RE: Open letter from NAPA to […]
Historically high Norwegian seafood exports in May. Norway exported seafood worth NOK 12.4 billion in May. This is an increase of NOK 4.1 billion, or 49 per cent, compared with […]
Ministers urged to act now to protect vulnerable fish stocks. Many planned offshore windfarms could wreak havoc with key spawning and nursery grounds for important fish stocks, the industry warned […]
The status quo is unsustainable, says global supply chain collective, as the Faroes adds to the list of coastal states setting pelagic quotas before sharing agreement is reached. Since February […]
New CEO for Rügen Fisch. Volker Büttel will take over from current CEO Jens Vogler on May 9, 2022. With his strong focus on innovation and results, Volker Büttel will […]
Norway exported seafood worth NOK 11.3 billion in April. This is an increase of NOK 2.8 billion, or 33 per cent, compared with April last year. In the first four […]
Canada’s Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, the Honourable Joyce Murray announced the coming into force of additional regulatory changes that aim to rebuild vulnerable fish stocks. […]
Kenneth Garvik of NORGES SILDESALGSLAG reports on the progress Norwegian pelagic fisheries in week 16 of the year. Blue whiting: We have only five catches of blue whiting last week, […]
Can pelagic trawls be used to catch cod for live storage? Nofima has been on a journey to find answers in collaboration with the coastal fishing company Asbjørn Selsbane and […]
Icelandic fish catch rises. The total Icelandic fish catch in March 2022 was 145 thousand tonnes according to preliminary data, which is a 41 thousand tonnes increase from March 2021. […]
Blumar advances its sustainability credentials. Chilean fishing and salmon company Blumar has launched its first Integrated Report, in which it communicated the advances in sustainability matters and the financial results […]
Rapid growth in Norwegian seafood exports in the first quarter. Despite the tense global trade situation, the export value of Norwegian seafood has never been higher in a first quarter […]
Pelagic Industry Briefing Document to ensure informed opinion of the sector. The Scottish Pelagic Sustainability Group (SPSG) has produced a ‘Pelagic Industry Briefing Document’ aimed at politicians and other interested […]
EU joins North Pacific Fisheries Commission. The European Union (EU) became officially member of the North Pacific Fisheries Commission (NPFC) on 23 March 2022. The NPFC is a Regional Fisheries Management Organisation […]
Global supply chain unites in support of sustainable Northeast Atlantic pelagics, as NAPA nets top organisations from Canada, Australia, and Italy. Three more major organisations have pledged their support to […]
Working together to manage Scotland’s fish stocks. Scotland’s fishing industry will take a new hands-on role in collecting the data used to make yearly management decisions about herring, mackerel and […]
Safe Catch partners with MSC Safe Catch, the only company in the world testing each tuna and salmon to a mercury limit is now raising the bar in seafood sustainability. […]