Latest News – Page 16
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NewsConnectivity-based solutions: how technology can keep the world’s largest fisheries on track
Equipping fishing vessels with digital tools could increase fishing transparency, reduce fishing impacts, support crew welfare, improve labour conditions, and more
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NewsFlume Tank North Sea sets its sights on the global stage
With advanced testing capabilities, strengthened commercial focus and international collaborations, the Port of Hirtshals facility is helping drive innovation while boosting the blue economy
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NewsNew tech takes prawn fishery closer to humane, automated tailing
A groundbreaking innovation in the UK seafood sector is poised to transform prawn processing at sea
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NewsDisco Scallops: A lightbulb moment for sustainable fishing
How LED-lit pots are changing the game for the shellfish sector
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NewsMediterranean fishing fleets face profit crisis
Excessive bottom trawling capacity in France, Italy and Spain is still undermining both fish population recovery and fleet profitability
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NewsThai tuna industry calls for rapid EU–Thailand trade deal
TTIA says an ambitious FTA would strengthen resilience, traceability and jobs across both economies
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NewsUK strengthens commitment to fisher welfare with renewal of MCA–MNWB agreement
Updated MoU deepens coordination, reinforces national welfare framework and support for frontline services
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NewsEuropêche: NEAFC ‘dead end’ shows fresh approach needed for shared fisheries management
Decision-making has become deeply flawed and needs urgent review, insists European fishing industry body
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NewsFEAP to launch first Laschinger NextGen Award – celebrating young aquaculture leaders
€10,000 prize to be presented at federation’s annual meeting in Munich this November
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NewsOPINION: Securing the Pacific’s tuna future – ISSF issues priorities for WCPFC’s 22nd session
Decisive action needed in managing FADs, strengthening at-sea transhipment regulation and port state controls
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NewsNEAFC fails to reach deal on mackerel and blue whiting, leaving key stocks in limbo for 2026
No progress made on the Northeast Atlantic’s most economically and politically sensitive stocks
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NewsWarning of severe overfishing as NEAFC fails to agree on science-based limits
EU issues heavy criticism after proposals to set mackerel and blue whiting catch limits in line with scientific advice were rejected
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NewsSeas At Risk: New small-scale fisher guidelines can make quota allocations fairer
NGO calls on all EU member states to ensure that decisions support ocean health and local livelihoods
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NewsTen chippies named finalists for UK’s top fish & chip takeaway award
Trophy will be handed over at a ceremony on 25 February 2026 at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge, London
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NewsMed Sea Alliance: GFCM delivered only partial progress
Transparency gains were overshadowed by compliance setbacks, says NGO group
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NewsEU issues new guidelines to boost small-scale fishers and bring transparency to quota allocation
Member states urged to overhaul quota allocation systems, with current methods failing to meet the needs of small-scale coastal fleets
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NewsBrussels simplifies, harmonises fisheries control rules
Applicable from 10 January 2026, the new regulations will also seek reduce the administrative burden for EU countries and operators
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NewsIcelandic fishing fleet’s October catch slips 8%
Lower whitefish and pelagic landings led to a total reported catch for the tenth month of 88,481 tonnes
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NewsIceFish welcomes back Vonin and catches up on its Twister news
The Icelandic Fisheries & Aquaculture Exhibition and Conference (IceFish) welcomes back exhibitor Vónin and celebrates its Twister trawl doors.
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NewsMatis and biochar research
Matís, in collaboration with the Icelandic Ocean Cluster, has been conducting an exciting research project investigating the effects of biochar on soil and plant growth.
