The national fisheries agency Rosrybolovstvo has held meetings with the industry and shipyard owners to determine available capacity for more newbuild projects

By Tom Seaman

Watch Tor Bjorklund Larsen, an advisor to the Norwegian fishermen's association, talking about the re-certification efforts for the inshore cod and haddock fisheries

By María Feijóo

Greece’s second-largest producer of bass and bream has named Giuseppe Virzi‎ its new commercial director; he was hired from Cromaris, where he held the same job title

Q1 saw market demand, and prices, improve as some regions emerged from under COVID-19 lockdowns, but the fishing and aquaculture firm warned of new impacts to come

Production from its third pilot-scale operation resulted in nearly 300t of cod sold to 'one of the largest Spanish food retailers'

Bad debts and the initial shock of coronavirus pushed it into the red in 2020, but 'careful management' and the establishment of a new company meant a brighter picture since

The recommendations are in the Australian government’s 'Supporting a strong future for Australian aquaculture' report

Russian frozen fish spot prices were mainly stable in the Far Eastern regions, but spot price levels firmed in the North-Western and Central regions

Russia's aquaculture production increased by 8.5% year-on-year to 356,600 metric tons in 2021, with salmon accounting for 38% of the total during this period

Russia's pollock season in the country's Far East fisheries got off to a good start with 265,000t caught since the beginning of the year