Environmental NGOs are heavily criticizing the European Parliament's vote to allow fishing above what they say are sustainable levels in the north-east Atlantic

Aggregate spawning stock biomass across various key whitefish species off Scotland have increased dramatically over the last two decades and are now at record high levels

NGOs and fishing associations file formal request calling on EU to conduct an investigation into whether fraud has occurred in relation to the Dutch electric trawl fishery

By Tom Seaman

The benefits of pulse fishing were not effectively communicated, leading to the vote in favor of ending the experiment in the European parliament, says researcher

Southern US-focused quick service seafood chain Captain D's will be featuring flounder fillet sandwiches in its Lenten promotion this year

By Tom Seaman and Neil Ramsden

With boss Bjornsson under tax scrutiny, Saemark -- part-owner of Gadus and supplier to Young's and North Coast Seafoods -- has ceased trading and its staff relocated to a linked company, sources say

As the EU prepares to vote on pulse fishing's future in Europe, France's Bloom Association has said the EU ignored advice to never allow it in the first place

The North Pacific Fishery Management Council will consider restricting cod purchases by factory trawlers from Alaska's Amendment 80 fleet

French retailer Intermarche and its seafood subsidiary are concerned about the expansion of electric fishing while studies into its effects have yet to be completed 

By Neil Ramsden

Questions remain about the fishing method, says Dutch fishing chief, and it deserves the chance to prove itself; others see new rules as 'huge blow' to EU