by Oliver McBride | Sep 24, 2025 | European Fishing Industry, Latest News
French and Jersey fishermen have met for the first time since Brexit, marking a new chapter of dialogue and cooperation for all Historic Meeting Re-establishes Cross-Channel Cooperation September 22, 2025, marked a landmark moment for Channel fishing communities as,...
by Oliver McBride | Sep 12, 2025 | European Fishing Industry, Latest News
Spanish fishing sector urges Minister Luis Planas to defend reinforced EU fisheries fund, warning of job losses, unfair competition, and import dependence The Spanish fishing sector has urged Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Minister Luis Planas to defend a specific...
by Oliver McBride | Sep 10, 2025 | European Fishing Industry, Latest News
Faroese fisheries minister calls for sustainable management, stronger UK trade, and North Atlantic cooperation at London seafood seminar The Faroe Islands Minister for Fisheries and Infrastructure, Jóhan Christiansen, has emphasised the central importance of...
by Oliver McBride | Sep 5, 2025 | European Fishing Industry, Latest News
Norwegian longline fleet raises alarm over floating offshore wind projects east of Shetland, warning of lost fishing grounds. Image: 4C Offshore Three areas east of Shetland have been awarded to offshore wind developers for further planning of floating wind projects,...
by Oliver McBride | Sep 4, 2025 | European Fishing Industry, Latest News
German shrimp fishermen are being offered buy-outs to make way for offshore wind farms, sparking a cultural debate The German government is offering to buy out North Sea shrimp fishermen to create space for offshore wind turbines, a move that is being criticised by...
by Oliver McBride | Sep 1, 2025 | European Fishing Industry, Latest News
Norwegian record mackerel catches spark dispute among Coastal States, raising concerns over stock health and future fisheries management. Photo: Norges Sildesalgslag The stand-off over North East Atlantic mackerel allocations has sharpened further following record...
