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NORWEGIAN fishermen are celebrating a record year for earnings in 2014, new figures show. Turnover in what is called the Norway Råfisklag district totalled 7.924 billion Norwegian Kroners (NOK) during the past […] Continue Reading
THE doors open tomorrow for Skipper Expo Int Bournemouth 2014 at the superb exhibiting facilities at the Bournemouth International Centre. There will be whole host of attractions for fishermen, including […] Continue Reading
AN independent report, aimed at ensuring the management of Scotland’s wild fisheries is fit for purpose in the 21st century, has been published today. The report, written by Andrew Thin […] Continue Reading
A WARNING has gone out that fishermen in many parts of the English Channel are facing the prospect of widespread fleet lay-ups. The problem is due to the early exhaustion of […] Continue Reading
GRIMSBY hopes to take its acclaimed traditional smoked fish brand directly to Iceland next year. And it may also set up a collaboration with the University of Iceland which is working on […] Continue Reading
SCIENTISTS speaking at a seminar last week presented data that suggests a positive long term trend of increasing fish populations and a reduction of fishing mortality. Europêche has welcomed these […] Continue Reading
STATISTICS published today by Scotland’s Chief Statistician show that the value of fish landed by Scottish vessels in 2013 decreased by nine per cent in real terms from 2012, following […] Continue Reading
$6M AID TO SAVE FLORIDA OYSTER FISHERY FLORIDA’S Governor, Rick Scott, has announced that the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity is to receive a more than $6 million in federal grants from the National Oceanic […] Continue Reading
CHINA TOLD NORWAY WHOLE SALMON ‘PERFECTLY SAFE‘ THE Norwegian Seafood Council has challenged mainland China’s ban on imported whole salmon from Norway, maintaining the fish was safe to eat. The seafood council […] Continue Reading