Fishing Industry News

MSC dismisses criticism from On The Hook Report as disappointing

The Marine Stewardship Council has hit back at a report from the On The Hook campaign, …

Under the umbrella of EMPACT (European Multidisciplinary Platform against Criminal Threats) and the priority of Environmental Crime …

BIM launches programme aimed at helping seafood businesses attract, develop and retain talent

Funding of £1.8 million will help Scottish seafood businesses recover from the severe economic impacts of Brexit and Covid-19

Dutch fishers are set to take their protest over fisheries issues to the Afsluitdijk, which is the major dam and …

Kristján Þór Júlíusson, the Icelandic Minister of Fisheries and Agriculture, has signed a regulation on increased authorisations …

“The UK Government has no idea how much non-quota species are being caught in British waters”, Shadow Environment Secretary …

The European Commission has adopted a ‘Practical Handbook’ for closer cooperation between coast guard functions across the EU.

On Monday 19th July, Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine and Donegal T.D., Charlie McConalogue, visited Leenan Pier, Urris

Tensions between the EU and Norway are growing over the EU’s quota take in the Svalbard Zone controlled by Norway

The UK Government is seeins views on compensatory measures for development impacts on MPAs in a 10 week consultation on …

Outer space and ocean fishing couldn’t seem further apart, but FIS is working with Space Intelligence to discover how satellite …

More than 850 fishing vessels impacted by Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Brexit have received resilience funding from the Scottish Government