Fisheries – Page 2
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NewsEU tuna trade deal slammed
The European tuna industry is warning that new trade agreements threaten competitiveness, sustainability standards and long-term viability
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NewsNASBO champions Icelandic small fishermen
NASBO is bolstering representation for Iceland’s small boat owners through advocacy, regulation engagement and IceFish participation
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NewsETF criticises fisheries policy imbalance
ETF warns that the EU fisheries policy neglects workers, profitability and safety while prioritising environmental sustainability targets
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NewsGlaciar deploys NexusWave across fleet
Glaciar Pesquera has adopted NexusWave connectivity to improve fleet efficiency, operational resilience and crew welfare
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NewsSaeplast unveils new global website
Saeplast’s updated platform adds geolocation, WooCommerce, resource hub, showcasing the firm’s heritage, sustainability and manufacturing expertise
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NewsUK ratifies landmark fishing treaty
The UK has ratified the Cape Town Agreement, strengthening safety, fisheries transparency and anti-IUU fishing enforcement
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Campaigners urge UK fisheries reform
Vivien Deloge, UK coordinator of the Coalition for Fisheries Transparency spoke to World Fishing & Aquaculture about how Britain needs to urgently strengthen fisheries transparency rules and tackle illegal fishing
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Protected seabeds see life return
Dr Ben Harris of the University of Exeter talks to World Fishing & Aquaculture about how biodiversity rebounds in areas without bottom trawling
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NewsEuropêche urges stable tuna governance
The European tuna industry is calling for consistent management as Indian Ocean tuna stocks continue recovering under quotas
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NewsIceland ports support fishing industry
Faxaflóahafnir supports Iceland fishing sector through infrastructure, port operations and regional economic development initiatives
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NewsScottish salmon catches at record low
Scotland records its lowest salmon catch and near-lowest sea trout catch since records began in 1952
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NewsGlobal tuna sustainability marks decade
UN World Tuna Day highlights a decade of measurable gains in global tuna fishery sustainability efforts
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NewsNGOs sue France over seabirds
NGOs are suing France for failing to curb seabird bycatch, citing legal breaches and escalating extinction risks
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NewsConfidentiality gaps deter seafarer reporting
Lack of onboard medical confidentiality discourages seafarers from reporting health concerns early at sea
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NewsUK relaunches seafood funding scheme
The UK has relaunched its seafood funding scheme to support coastal communities, small fishers and industry resilience
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NewsPlanet Tracker upgrades seafood tool
Planet Tracker has updated its seafood database to help investors identify and manage sustainability risks
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NewsNorway seafood exports rise in March
Norway’s seafood exports rose in March, driven by strong Asian demand despite global challenges
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NewsTransforming India’s seafood supply chains
Rising demand for fresh seafood is driving AI-powered cold chain innovation across India’s fisheries sector
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NewsMackerel rating sparks industry backlash
The Scottish pelagic sector has challenged the MSC mackerel downgrade, citing science, management improvements and ongoing international cooperation efforts
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NewsEU fishers demand fuel crisis action
EU fishers warn fuel price surge is crippling fleets, urging urgent coordinated EU emergency support
