Fisheries – Page 51
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NewsNew pelagic catcher
Stadyard has completed the new pelagic vessel Skår Senior, which has been delivered to owner Roy Skår and his family
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NewsUS tuna quota changes
Final rule modifies the annual US quotas for Atlantic bluefin and North Atlantic albacore tuna
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NewsIOTC’s ‘missed opportunity’
Latest annual meeting leaves some parties disappointed with the lack of protection given to yellowfin and skipjack tuna in the Indian Ocean
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NewsIllegal fleet blacklisted
A fleet of tuna fishing vessels with a history of illegal activity has been blacklisted in the Indian Ocean
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NewsInmarsat connects tuna crews
Sashimi-grade tuna specialist Toei Reefer Line has switched its satellite service provision for four internationally-trading ships to Inmarsat’s Fleet Xpress solution
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NewsMedical kits for Thai fishers
More than 500 medical kits are being distributed to Thailand’s fishing fleet by Bangkok-based seafood giant Thai Union
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NewsWest Africa IUU fishing pact
Efforts to combat IUU fishing off the coast of West Africa are being strengthened with a number of key partnerships
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NewsCapelin lifts Iceland catch
A bumper capelin catch helped Iceland’s fleet to land 34% more fish in the 12 months through April 2022
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NewsScottish fishing aid
A new round of funding to support Scottish fishing businesses has opened for applications
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NewsISSF urges action on tuna
ISSF includes improved yellowfin and skipjack management, strengthened FAD management measures and more among top asks at IOTC annual meeting
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NewsAtlantic quota dispute
Unilateral decision making on quotas is putting key Northeast Atlantic pelagic stocks at risk
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NewsAlaska fisheries funding
Nearly US$132 million will be directed to Alaska for fishery disasters that occurred between 2018 and 2018
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NewsTuna management slammed
Four Indian Ocean countries are jointly calling for balanced and proportionate tuna catch reductions in IOTC
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NewsSanford sells lobster quota
New Zealand seafood company agrees the unconditional sale of its spiny rock lobster quota
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NewsISSF conservation updates
International Seafood Sustainability Foundation makes improvements to its conservation measures
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NewsPeru ups anchovy quota
The Ministry of Production has authorised the start of the first 2022 fishing season for anchovy and white anchovy in the country’s North-Central Zone
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NewsEU, Norway agreement
Norway and the EU have reached a new political understanding with relation to the fisheries in the Northeast Arctic
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NewsAlaska salmon forecast
Alaska’s all-species salmon harvest for 2022 is expected to be significantly smaller than last year
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NewsSquid FIP launched
Buyers sign agreement with CAPA for a fishery improvement project for Argentine shortfin squid
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NewsFirst FISH crew audits
Three organisations complete audit for labour practices on vessels in wild-capture fisheries
