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We’re here to provide a comprehensive overview of fishing industry news and key links.

The galleries bring you an overview of posts from across community sites for seamless access to what’s going on in the fishing industry right now, alongside our continuous newsfeed. Trawlerphotos covers the entire North Atlantic region with daily updates.

The latest in a series of longliners for Russian owners has been floated off for final outfitting at the Severnaya shipyard in Saint Petersburg. Designed by Marin Teknikk, Gandvik-3 is one of the four MT 1112 XL longliners ordered under the Russian government’s investment quotas initiative. Like its sister vessels, Gandvik-3 is designed to fish for demersal species in northern waters for fishing company Virma. The 58-metre, 13-metre beam vessel is outfitted with a processing plant expected to produce 25 tonnes of finished products per 24 hours, with catches held in a 600-tonne capacity refrigerated fishroom. Engine power on board… [...]

Australia’s Eastern Tuna and Billfish Fishery (ETBF) has been recertified for the third time to the MSC standard. This continues more than ten years of third-party certification. The certificate covers yellowfin tuna, bigeye tuna, albacore tuna and swordfish, and complements Tuna Australia’s MSC-certified southern bluefin tuna. ‘It reflects the considerable work undertaken by industry to maintain the management, monitoring, reporting and sustainability standards that underpin the fishery,’ said Tuna Australia CEO David Ellis. ‘With more retailers and consumers turning to sustainable seafood, our members are in a strong position to access and expand markets here in Australia and abroad.’ The ETBF extends… [...]

Due to return to Galway in May next year, less than 30% of exhibition space remains as the Irish Skipper Expo comes to a new venue with a new layout and Thursday-Friday showdays. ‘We’re bringing Irish Skipper Expo back to Galway, but there is also a real sense of something new about the 2027 show. We have a new venue, a completely new layout and new show days, while still retaining what has always been at the heart of the Expo – bringing the commercial fishing industry together under one roof,’ said The Skipper’s commercial manager Sharon Boyle. With bookings… [...]

Peru’s Ministry of Production, through the FONDEPES mechanism, is implementing preventive and corrective interventions in artisanal fishing infrastructure in six regions to reduce risks from possible impacts of El Niño. The National Government has authorised to additional funding to the National Fisheries Development Fund (FONDEPES) to carry out preventive and corrective maintenance actions in twelve artisanal landing locations, as part of the prevention measures against the possible effects of the El Niño phenomenon. The measure will allow for work on strategic infrastructure for artisanal fishing activity and reduce the risks that could affect landing operations and the working conditions of… [...]

Latest Fishing News

Keep a close eye on the industry with our daily updates. The fishing industry is developing rapidly
all the time, with innovations reaching the market all the time. We track and monitor these developments and bring them to you as they happen to keep you updated. We’re also watching the industry’s steadily evolving politics with the constant demands for fishing to be greener and cleaner – keeping track of the industry landscape as it changes.
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Newbuildings

New Vessels

We keep track of new fishing vessels from all over Europe and around the world, in line with the major optimisation of fisheries that has taken place in recent years. We follow shipyards and designers around the world to keep you updated on newbuilds in the fishing industry.