Latest News – Page 55
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NewsNew lightweight fish pens offer deeper sea opportunities
University of Queensland has led a project to design a lightweight, robust and cost-effective pen
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NewsInmarsat’s Fleet Xpress helping combat illegal fishing
Through Operation Antarctica Defence, Sea Shepherd is shining a spotlight on the practice of krill fishing
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NewsBiomega appoints global sourcing director
Norwegian salmon-based ingredients company brings in Harald Voltersvik Hernæs as part of a new strategic position
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NewsEJF: Pair trawling turning future valuable catches into today’s ‘trash fish’
New report finds severe environmental degradation as the Thai government drafts new legislation promising to deregulate its fishing industry
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NewsMore tuna fisheries meet MSC standards
Responsibly-sourced tuna options increase as more fisheries are meeting the Marine Stewardship Council’s standards
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NewsScottish pelagic processor puts quality and sustainability at the heart of its operations
Pelagia Shetland has seen its best-practice procedures secure sales to the Japanese market and others
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NewsNAPA: Herring collapse on the horizon without urgent action
Coalition determines one of Europe’s most iconic and lucrative fish stocks could take a significant hit if current levels of overfishing continue
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NewsIndustry honours best British chippy
The best fish and chip shops - home and abroad - have been honoured at the UK’s National Fish and Chip Awards
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NewsKaldbakur acquires Optimar in strategic move
Fish processing systems provider will continue to serve its customers worldwide as an independent company
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NewsRecord revenue for Lerøy Seafood Group
Fish farming and fishing company achieved revenue of NOK 30 billion for the first time in its history last year
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NewsBarramundi Group to expand Brunei operations
Facility offer will be used to fund the first phase of the expansion and pivot to BG 2.0
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NewsUK govt urged to cut salmon exports red tape
UK ministers are being urged to cut red tape with an electronic seafood export system as Brexit paperwork costs salmon farmers £3 million a year
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NewsSustainability programme grows by a fifth
Global Seafood Alliance certification programmes grew 18% in 2023, with a 91% retention rate
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NewsBioMar appoints new vice president for Asia markets
Cedric van den Bossche will develop the product portfolio and the market strategies for the Asian markets
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NewsUK aid for pollack fishers
The UK government has announced new measures to help fishermen affected by restrictions to pollack fishing
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NewsMore funding for UK fishing sector
The UK government has made around £6 million in match funding available to projects that develop the catching, processing and aquaculture sectors
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NewsFirst Alaska aquaculture report released
New ’State of Alaska Aquaculture’ overview reveals the state’s opportunities and challenges
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NewsMulti-purpose Wave Crest joins sister vessel
Ocean Crest was delivered a couple of years ago, and is now followed by another newbuild
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NewsTesting gentler ground gear
Norwegian Seafood Research Fund-backed project demonstrates semi-circular spreading gear can result in increased catches
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NewsGood year start for Scottish mackerel fishers
Traditional start-of-the-year mackerel fishery proved fruitful, with boats reporting abundant shoals of good-sized fish
