Fisheries – Page 10
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NewsEU Commissioner Kadis praised for support of fishing industry
Europêche uses first meeting to underline the need for workable and balanced EU policies that support the sector
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NewsWATCH: Seafish champions underused thornback ray
Seafish is partnering with the UK’s north-west fishing community to promote the benefits of thornback ray
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NewsRevolutionising fishing – the valorisation of waste and by-products
A new EU-funded project is turning waste products from the industry into a series of valuable resources
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NewsSeafood to dethrone poultry as main driver of global protein supply growth
Overall production set to grow slightly faster in 2025, driven by aquaculture, wild catches and poultry, forecasts Rabobank
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NewsEuropean fishers demand clarity on green lobby funding
The industry can’t bear the brunt of policies shaped by environmental proposals pushed by undisclosed lobbying efforts, says Europêche
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NewsStakes high for Alaska communities as ‘A’ season for wild pollock opens
A successful 2025 fishery will drive millions of dollars in economic activity and ensure stability in remote regions, industry says
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NewsNOAA slammed for withdrawal of proposed rule on illegal fishing
Oceana urging President Trump to put rule back on the table to help ensure all seafood sold in the US is safe and legally caught
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NewsIAF, WSO endorse Friend of the Sea
International Accreditation Forum and World Sustainability Organization sign scheme endorsement agreement
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NewsEuropêche: Fisheries must be cornerstone of European Oceans Pact
Call made for stronger governance and ocean diplomacy – to ensure a level playing field for Europe’s fishing industry
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NewsNGOs hail Swedish trawling ban
Sweden sets an example to the rest of the EU with a proposed ban on bottom trawling in marine protected areas
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NewsUN endorsement for urchin fishery, kelp restoration project
Ocean Green seeking to create a sustainable, circular economy by developing commercially viable products from urchin overpopulations
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NewsIllegal fishing scandal: 400 cases exposed in marine protected areas
A landmark study has uncovered illegal fishing activities in Europe that could threaten fragile ecosystems and sustainability
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NewsScottish mackerel in high demand
January mackerel fishery progressing well, with the fleet reporting productive marks of high-quality fish
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NewsEU urged to shift policies to safeguard fishing industry
Call made for a policy framework that facilitates fishers and fishing vessel owners to do what they do best – supply healthy seafood
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NewsBrussels progresses European Oceans Pact
Call for evidence will run until 17 February 2025, with the European Commission aiming to present the pact in time for the UN Ocean Conference in June 2025
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NewsIcelandic catch falls by over a quarter
2024’s decrease driven by a substantial drop in pelagic volumes
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NewsBrussels issues Cameroon ‘red card’ over IUU fishing
The EC has issued a ‘red card’ to Cameroon for its alleged failure to combat IUU fishing
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News£1.4m fund to support industry in Wales
Over GBP 1 million in Welsh government funding is being made available to boost coastal communities
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NewsOp-Ed: Electronic monitoring revival shows we can still do hard things
ISSF President Susan Jackson says RFMOs are making dramatic strides towards worldwide EMS standards
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NewsThank Peru for stable fishmeal supply
Successful fishing season offsets reduced production in the rest of the world
