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  • MCS ‘red-lists’ Scots crab and lobster

    MCS ‘red-lists’ Scots crab and lobster

    11th April 2022

    Creel fisheries told: ‘You need an FMP’ The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) announced last week updates to its Good Fish Guide, a long-established publication that has often made waves with some of its broad-brush assessments of fish available to UK…

  • SHS launches health and wellbeing webinar series

    SHS launches health and wellbeing webinar series

    8th April 2022

    The Seafarers’ Hospital Society (SHS) has announced a webinar series to help provide practical health and wellbeing advice to seafarers and their families, reports Paul Scott. The series of seven 30-minute webinars will focus on key issues impacting seafarers, ranging…

  • Seafish launches processing census

    Seafish launches processing census

    7th April 2022

    Seafish is encouraging seafood processing businesses across the UK to complete a short survey that will help to capture vital industry data, reports Paul Scott. From now until June, Seafish will be contacting processors across the UK to conduct the…

  • Clean Catch workshop tackles sustainability issues

    Clean Catch workshop tackles sustainability issues

    7th April 2022

    ‘Hauling up Solutions’, the Clean Catch workshop held at the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth on 24 March, included a presentation by Bally Philp from the Scottish Creel Fishermen’s Federation on work undertaken by creelers, under the umbrella of the…

  • Commission activates crisis measures for EU industry

    Commission activates crisis measures for EU industry

    6th April 2022

    The EU Commission has activated the crisis mechanism of the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMFAF) to support the EU fishery and aquaculture sectors in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. This step, taken on 25 March, will…

  • Ecomotus consolidates fuel savings in SW fleet

    Ecomotus consolidates fuel savings in SW fleet

    5th April 2022

    “It isn’t just the fuel savings that are worth mentioning,” Andy Pierce of Revolution Marine Engineering told Fishing News, “it is how the improved burn is helping the engine itself.” Andy was calling from onboard the Salcombe-based crabber Emma Jane.…

  • Detecting prawns leads to reduced fuel bills

    Detecting prawns leads to reduced fuel bills

    5th April 2022

    One of the finalists in the Product of the Year category in this year’s Fishing News Awards can boast the potential for huge fuel savings over the course of a year. The Notus Echo will produce these savings by helping…

  • Next steps agreed on industry cod surveys

    Next steps agreed on industry cod surveys

    4th April 2022

    North Sea leaders plan joint approach to shared problem Skippers and industry representatives from the main North Sea fishing nations met in Copenhagen at the end of March to work together to improve the scientific surveys that inform the setting…

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