by Oliver McBride | Mar 4, 2026 | European Fishing Industry, Latest News
European social partners welcome the global fishing safety milestone as the Cape Town Agreement enters into force for a safer industry. European social partners welcome upcoming entry into force of the IMO Cape Town Agreement, paving the way for a safer global fishing...
by Oliver McBride | Mar 3, 2026 | European Fishing Industry, Latest News
Spain marks 25 years of the research vessel Vizconde de Eza as officials highlight the fleet’s role in science and call for stronger EU research funding. Anniversary Event Highlights Role of Spain’s Research Fleet Spain has marked the 25th anniversary of its...
by Oliver McBride | Feb 20, 2026 | European Fishing Industry, Latest News
French industry warns mackerel crisis threatens jobs as quota cuts bite, urging strong political action and fair management among coastal states France’s North Atlantic mackerel fishery is facing an unprecedented crisis as drastic quota cuts threaten businesses,...
by Oliver McBride | Feb 10, 2026 | European Fishing Industry, Latest News
Spain sets final mackerel quotas for Cantabrian and Northwest fleets, allocating 9,745 tonnes and benefiting over 4,300 fishermen across key segments Spain Confirms Final Mackerel Quotas for 2026 Season The Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food has...
by Oliver McBride | Jan 29, 2026 | European Fishing Industry, Latest News
Spain allocates 2026 fishing quotas to 5,000 vessels, citing healthy stocks and enabling early fleet planning stability Spanish Government Allocates 2026 Fishing Quotas to 5,000 Vessels Early Quota Allocation Aimed at Stability for Fishing Industry Spain’s Ministry of...
by Oliver McBride | Jan 27, 2026 | European Fishing Industry, Latest News
EU and North Sea states push offshore wind expansion as fishing industry warns of exclusion, environmental harm and ignored consultation concerns Hamburg Declaration advances offshore wind without fishing consultation EU governments and their North Sea partners have...
