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The first European-built ship-to-shore cranes ever delivered to a U.S. West Coast port are now fully operational.

Scotland’s first floating semi-closed fish pen enters installation phase

Loch Alba Group has begun installing Scotland’s first floating semi-closed fish pen at its Ardnish site

Farmed salmon DNA found in one-third of Ireland’s wild salmon populations, study shows

The study found affected rivers across Ireland, including regions far from aquaculture sites.

China launches largest offshore fish farming platform

The platform is designed to produce two harvests per year, each yielding about 2,000 tonnes of fish.

Inverlussa orders three new hybrid-power vessels

Workboats and cargo ship will take fleet to 25

Commercial fishing nets have new life in Ukrainian war zones

These nets are hung over doorways and windows to entangle the drones before they can hit a target and explode.

Mersey acquires Nova Scotia-based Comeau’s Sea Foods

Comeau's Sea Foods confirmed that an agreement has been reached for the company to be acquired by Mersey Seafoods.

New digital certification system to tackle illegal fishing

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

Nova Scotian electric lobster vessels near construction, testing

Officials in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia have announced that construction and testing on a fleet of all-electric lobster vessels will soon commence

Sea trial near for Sitka electric fishing boat

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

Madeira partners with Satlink to digitally monitor its fishing fleet ahead of EU deadlines

Madeira becomes the first region in Portugal to anticipate the 2028 Electronic Monitoring requirements, reinforcing transparency, cooperation with the fishing sector and long-term sustainability.

New study finds fishing-fleet movements can reveal marine-ecosystem shifts

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

Scotland approves first semi-closed containment fish farm

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.

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