Othe Media | Worldfishing: Greenpeace fishing barrier
UNITED KINGDOM
Tuesday, September 06, 2022
Eighteen limestone boulders have been placed on the seabed in the South West Deeps (East) marine protected area (MPA) by Greenpeace UK to block destructive industrial fishing in the area.
On 1 September, campaigners and crew onboard Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise sailed to the western English Channel to make a portion of the South West Deeps off-limits to bottom-trawling.
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Fish and seafood consumption globally is on the rise, while consumer interest in sustainability continues to grow, a survey by the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) has found.
ASC’s latest consumer research surveyed 14,795 seafood consumers across 14 countries between February and March 2026, examining seafood purchasing habits and changing attitudes towards seafood sustainability.
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Water temperatures are falling, but delayed mortality continues to increase aquaculture losses.
In South Gyeongsang, heat stress has killed 6.58 million fish, 1.09 million abalone and 2,589 sea squirt lines at 365 farms since late July. Losses reached KRW 21.33 billion, despite seawater temperatures dropping below 28°C.
Fisheries and aquaculture output rose 2.63% in January-August
Vinh Long produced 659,661 tonnes of fisheries and aquaculture products in the first 8 months, up 2.63% year-on-year. August alone reached 80,429 tonnes, +2.39%. The province is also stepping up its fight against IUU fishing, with 100% of fishing vessels equipped with active VMS, while inspections and compliance controls will be reinforced.
KKP intensifies enforcement near the Philippine border to protect tuna migration and Indonesian fishers
Indonesia’s KKP removed 25 unlicensed FADs in WPPNRI 715, using patrol vessels Orca 01, Orca 05 and Hiu 13. Illegal FADs can disrupt tuna migration into Indonesian waters. In 2026, KKP has removed 37 FADs, safeguarding an estimated Rp14.8 billion. The operation also detained the 3-GT Philippine vessel Vitran 06 with four crew members for fishing without a permit.
GFJK reports heavy use of key quotas and several figures requiring reconciliation.
Mackerel utilization reached 90.8% (18,502 of 20,376 t) and Nuuk-Paamiut snow crab 87.3% (481 of 551 t). The Norge-Nord haddock quota reached 533 of 533 t, while some cod records slightly exceed quotas, prompting operators to verify balances, licences and transfers.
These discrepancies require operators and buyers to confirm balances, licenses, and transfers before scheduling new catches, acquiring raw material, or committing processing capacity.
Heimaey delivers catch to Tvøroyri processing plant
Icelandic vessel Heimaey landed 330 tonnes of mackerel at Varðin Pelagic in Tvøroyri, Faroe Islands. The delivery strengthens international raw-material flows and supports local processing, freezing, storage and exports, highlighting Tvøroyri's role as a key North Atlantic pelagic hub.The unloading also confirms Tvøroyri’s role as an operational base for receiving and processing catches from foreign fleets.
Ilya Espino de Marotta—the leader of the massive Panama Canal expansion project who oversaw construction wearing a pink hard hat and vest—became the first woman to head the autonomous state-owned enterprise managing between 3% and 5% of global trade on September 7. She assumes the role fully aware that she has shattered yet another glass ceiling. Espino de Marotta will be tasked with developing an investment program worth over $8.5 billion. This includes the construction of a new reservoir—joining the existing two—to supply the Canal (the world's only freshwater canal), as well as a gas pipeline, two ports, and a logistics corridor.
Author: Giovanna Ferullo Mena / La Voz de Galicia | Read the full article here
The Faroe Islands are pressing Brussels for better access to the EU market for processed seafood, including value-added salmon products, after Prime Minister Beinir Johannesen raised the issue directly with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen this week.
The Faroese salmon industry can export most fresh, chilled and frozen fish to the EU tariff-free, but the trade agreement becomes considerably less favourable once fish is further processed. The Faroese government says only a limited range of value-added seafood products qualify for duty-free treatment, while products outside the agreed list face normal EU import tariffs.
Source: SalmonBusiness | Read the full article here
Japan celebrates arrival of one-of-a-kind, seasonal Norwegian ‘Saba Nouveau’ mackerel
The highly anticipated delivery of premium mackerel from Norway coincides with Norway Seafood Festival in Tokyo. This year, Norwegian herring also makes an appearance for the first time.
September 11, 2026, marks the arrival in Japan of the ‘Saba Nouveau’ mackerel, flown in fresh from Norway to celebrate the first catch of the season, according to the Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC).
The Lerøy Seafood Group it is looking to raise new liquidity worth up to £60 million in a new green bond.
The company, which is part owner of Scottish Sea Farms, announced on the Oslo Stock Exchange today that it has mandated Danske Bank and DNB Carnegie as Joint Bookrunners to explore the potential issuance of new senior unsecured green bonds.
The statement added: “Subject to inter alia market conditions, NOK-denominated fixed and/or floating rate bonds with an expected tenor of six years and an expected size of NOK 750 million may follow.
Author: Vince McDonagh / Fish Farmer | Read the full article here
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Eighteen limestone boulders have been placed on the seabed in the South West Deeps (East) marine protected area (MPA) by 
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Fish and seafood consumption globally is on the rise, while consumer interest in sustainability continues to grow, a survey by the 
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Fisheries and aquaculture output rose 2.63% in January-August
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GFJK reports heavy use of key quotas and several figures requiring reconciliation.
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Heimaey delivers catch to Tvøroyri processing plant
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Ilya Espino de Marotta—the leader of the massive Panama Canal expansion project who oversaw construction wearing a pink hard hat and vest—became the first woman to head the autonomous state-owned enterprise managing between 3% and 5% of global trade on September 7. She assumes the role fully aware that she has shattered yet another glass ceiling. Espino de Marotta will be tasked with developing an investment program worth over $8.5 billion. This includes the construction of a new reservoir—joining the existing two—to supply the Canal (the world's only freshwater canal), as well as a gas pipeline, two ports, and a logistics corridor..png)
The Faroe Islands are pressing Brussels for better access to the EU market for processed seafood, including value-added salmon products, after Prime Minister Beinir Johannesen raised the issue directly with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen this week.
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The highly anticipated delivery of premium mackerel from Norway coincides with Norway Seafood Festival in Tokyo. This year, Norwegian herring also makes an appearance for the first time.
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The company, which is part owner of Scottish Sea Farms, announced on the Oslo Stock Exchange today that it has mandated Danske Bank and DNB Carnegie as Joint Bookrunners to explore the potential issuance of new senior unsecured green bonds.
