Fisheries – Page 6
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NewsTighter EU fisheries control rules enter into force
Revamped Fisheries Control Regulation looks to better harmonise and preserve marine resources
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NewsUK scheme launched to tackle labour abuses
Europe’s first worker-driven scheme to help tackle labour abuses and exploitation at sea has launched
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NewsWays offered up to harness India’s marine wealth
Centralised legislation is key to harnessing India’s marine wealth, says the country’s fisheries research institute
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NewsInternational fishing safety fund launches
Funding is now available to help reduce fishing accidents and fatalities in the global south
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NewsRussia’s crab industry continues to thrive
Despite Western sanctions and the country’s increased international isolation, investment in the sector remains high
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NewsAI and satellite tech reveals titanic at-sea activity growth
New study finds 75% of the world’s industrial fishing vessels are hidden from public view
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NewsLost trawl gear returned from Svalbard
A lost section of a trawl has been returned and put back to use – more than a year after it came fast in the Barents Sea
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NewsSecond crabber for Mag-Sea delivered
Khabarovsk Shipbuilding Plant in the Russian Far East has delivered the second of a pair of crabbers for Magadan company Mag-Sea International
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NewsNew management plan offers hope for Europe’s at-risk eels
Coordinated strategy aims to promote the recovery of the European eel population in the Mediterranean
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NewsFAO/GFCM: Mediterranean, Black Sea overfishing fallen to lowest level in a decade
Fisheries and marine aquaculture generate revenues in excess of US$ 20 billion
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NewsHerring boosts Iceland’s November ’23 catch
Total volume of fish and shellfish landed increased by more than 17,000 tonnes to 87,695 tonnes
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NewsUK, Norway agree package for continued North Sea access
UK fishermen to benefit from continued access to Norwegian North Sea waters to fish for stocks such as cod, haddock and hake
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NewsSille Marie joins Norwegian enterprise
Karstensen yard delivers new pelagic trawler to Sille Marie AS, a relatively young venture between Carl Aamodt and the Salthaug family from Sogne
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NewsSFPA: Scottish pelagic data collection scheme paving the way for a sustainable future
Collaborative approach between pelagic industry and science bodies on data collection hailed a “major sea-change” in fisheries management
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NewsSpain sanctions 25 fishing vessels for disabling tracking
Fines of up to €60,000 per vessel follow Oceana investigation
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NewsAussie prawn fishers urge public to choose sustainably this Christmas
Some 63% of the country’s wild-caught prawns are now certified to the MSC standard
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NewsEvotec scores fishing newbuild orders
Norwegian winch company has won a couple of prestigious new contracts
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NewsOpinion: How can AI help us restore the health of our oceans?
Cognizant’s Stig Martin Fiskå explains how emerging technologies provide the means to both safeguard resources and optimise seafood production efficiencies
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NewsInterview: Young skipper hopes to inspire future generations of fishers
Tom Lambourn, skipper-owner of My Lass PZ 291 – based out of Newlyn, Cornwall – talks to WF about his hopes for the fishing industry
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NewsLess plastic landfill as fishing gear goes for recycling
Under an initiative by New Zealand fishing company Sealord and Nelson-based fishing gear supplier Motueka Nets, fishing gear that has reached the end of its useful life is being routed to recycling and alternative uses instead of heading for landfill
