Fishing sector

The new system replaces the previous paper-based process and makes import controls for fishery products more effective and harmonised across the EU.

There are currently some 9,000 small commercial boats fishing in the Gulf of Alaska, all burning diesel.

UC Santa Cruz researchers show how vessel-tracking data mirrored tuna roaming beyond their typical territory due to unusually warm ocean temperatures

Scottish government green lights proposals from Loch Long Salmon to deliver innovative technology that is already being used in Norway, Canada and the Faroe Islands.

African Aquaculture Company and AKVA group have entered into a collaboration agreement to develop the first commercial sea-based salmon farming facility in Africa.

DNV announces the introduction of a new AI-powered fish farm technology, addressing critical compliance requirements set out by the Norwegian government, poised to save man hours, operational costs and prevent loss of valuable fish stock.

Damen Shipyards Group and Folla Maritime have officially launched their new joint venture shipyard under the name Damen Folla, during the Aqua Nor exhibition in Trondheim.

After several years of development and testing, the closed aquaculture facility from Norwegian company Bluegreen is ready for commercial rollout, following some structural reinforcements.

Norwegian aquaculture logistics firm North Salmon Service (NSS) has chosen HAV Design to deliver the design for a new live fish carrier, based on the HAV 595 platform.

NOAA anticipates that the Oscar Dyson will be available for service in time for the 2028 field season.

The agreement provides legal certainty and long-term stability for fishers on both sides of the Channel.

The vessel, which will operate in North Atlantic waters, has been ordered by Canadian operator Clearwater Seafoods and will be built at the Hvide Sande Shipyard in Denmark.