Welcome to worldfishing.net. This site uses cookies. Read our policy.

  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to navigation
World Fishing Logo
World Fishing Magazine
Mast navigation
  • Register
  • Sign In
Search our site
Menu
Close menu
  • Home
  • News
    • Back to parent navigation item
    • News
    • Aquaculture
      • Back to parent navigation item
      • Aquaculture
      • Innovation & Technology
      • Land-based Farming
      • Feed & Nutrition
    • World Fishing Events
      • Back to parent navigation item
      • World Fishing Events
      • Icefish Exhibition
    • Fisheries
    • Business & Finance
    • Sustainability
    • Fishing Technology
      • Back to parent navigation item
      • Fishing Technology
      • Power & Propulsion
      • Safety & Distress
      • Fish Handling
      • Fishing Gear
      • Electronics & Communications
    • Seafood
      • Back to parent navigation item
      • Seafood
      • Processing & Refrigeration
    • Vessels & Shipyards
      • Back to parent navigation item
      • Vessels & Shipyards
      • New Vessels
      • Ship Design
      • Deck Machinery
      • Shipyard News
    • Comment
      • Back to parent navigation item
      • Comment
      • Analysis
      • Insight
      • Opinion
      • New Horizons
      • Interviews
    • More
      • Back to parent navigation item
      • More
      • About Us
      • Industry Database
      • Jobs
      • Industry Events
      • Contact Us
      • Press Releases
      • Advertise
  • Industry Database
  • Events
  • Special Reports
  • Home
  • News
      • Aquaculture
        • Innovation & Technology
        • Land-based Farming
        • Feed & Nutrition
      • World Fishing Events
        • Icefish Exhibition
      • Fisheries
      • Business & Finance
      • Sustainability
      • Fishing Technology
        • Power & Propulsion
        • Safety & Distress
        • Fish Handling
        • Fishing Gear
        • Electronics & Communications
      • Seafood
        • Processing & Refrigeration
      • Vessels & Shipyards
        • New Vessels
        • Ship Design
        • Deck Machinery
        • Shipyard News
      • Comment
        • Analysis
        • Insight
        • Opinion
        • New Horizons
        • Interviews
      • More
        • About Us
        • Industry Database
        • Jobs
        • Industry Events
        • Contact Us
        • Press Releases
        • Advertise
  • Industry Database
  • Events
    • Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition

      IceFish Conferences

      Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition 2026 - EN IceFish Conferences 2026
      The largest commercial fishing exhibition in the North. Co-located with the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition, the IceFish Conferences bring the seafood sector together for three days of insight, innovation and connection.
      Visit the IceFish Website Visit IceFish Conferences
  • Special Reports
    • By-Product Solutions

      Smart, Connected Seafood Processing

      Land-Based Aquaculture Technology

      Greener Fishing

      January-February 2026 March-April 2025 July-August 2025 November-December 2025
      By-Product Solutions Smart Processing Land-based aquaculture Greener Fishing
      Cutting waste and maximising value Robotics, analytics software and other Industry 4.0 technologies are helping to scale-up productivity New production systems are escalating the industry’s contribution to global food security Fisheries are becoming increasingly responsible and sustainable thanks to new technologies and initiatives
      Read More Read More Read More Read More
  • More navigation items
Back to search results

Sustainable Inshore Fisheries Trust (SIFT)

Overview
Contact Us

Head Office

Edinburgh

United Kingdom

Send mail

www.sift-uk.org

Latest from World Fishing

  • Scotland's 12 Inshore Fisheries Groups have an annual budget of just £2m

    News

    Improving Scotland’s IFGs

    2013-10-14T14:59:00

    The Sustainable Inshore Fisheries Trust (SIFT) is calling for “more ambition” in the management of Scotland’s coastal seas, which it says are massively under-resourced compared to England.

  • Charles Millar (inset) has said that the stock recovery reported by the NAFC Marine Centre is no justification for relaxation in quota levels

    News

    Stock ‘recovery’ not enough for quota increase

    2013-04-09T15:09:00

    In response to the article ‘Scottish fish stocks increasing’ published on www.worldfishing.net last week, Charles Millar, director of the Sustainable Inshore Fisheries Trust (SIFT) has said that any ‘recovery’ must be put into context.

Sustainable Inshore Fisheries Trust (SIFT)

  • Send mail
  • www.sift-uk.org

Related categories

  • Trade associations
Back to search results
  • Industry Database
  • Advertise
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition
  • Fish Waste for Profit
  • A-Z Listing
World Fishing logo, greyscale
  • Connect with us on Facebook
  • Connect with us on Twitter
  • Connect with us on Linked in
  • Email us
  • Connect with us on Youtube
Mercator Mercator
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Cookie Policy
  • Privacy Policy
  • © 2024 World Fishing

Site powered by Webvision Cloud