US wholesalers avoid jail time for fish fraud by turning on vessel captain
Bryan and Asa Gosman of Montauk, New York, were sentenced Tuesday (Nov. 12)
EU halts fisheries agreement with Senegal as IUU escalates
The protocol implementing the fisheries agreement between Senegal and the EU is set to expire on Nov. 17, marking the end of a five-year period of cooperation
Big New York seafood spot changes hands after 81 years
The property in the US city of Montauk, New York, includes a seafood restaurant, retail and wholesale fish markets, seasonal housing and a marina
Canadian captain convicted for fishing in marine protected area
A fishing captain from Nova Scotia pleaded guilty to fishing in a closed area inside a marine protected area
UK to expand Pacific fishing patrols to counter Chinese IUU vessels
UK prime minister Keir Starmer said the country would increase Royal Navy operations in the Pacific in an effort to counter illegal fishing from Chinese fleets
FCF stresses sustainability commitment in response to supply chain abuse allegations
FCF pushed back against the claims made by Shark Guardian's report, labeling them as 'outdated' and, in many cases, not supported by 'reliable evidence'
Canada completes mission to deter illegal fishing in Pacific
'Fishery officers found illegally harvested shark fins, evidence of fishing during a closed season and unreported catch' -- Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Study identifies key players in transshipment to combat IUU fishing
A new study has, for the first time, identified the ownership and operations of refrigerated cargo vessels, known as reefers, that serve as floating ports for fishing vessels
US blocks port access to vessels from 17 nations over illegal fishing concerns
Fishing vessels from nations like Barbados, France, Greece, Italy, Mexico, Namibia, China, the Russian Federation, and Spain have been denied US port privileges by NOAA Fisheries
Russian fishing body backs gov’t move to quit ICES ahead of bill vote
A Russian industry group has questioned the 'value' of ICES in the North Atlantic as the country's authorities mull moving away from the advisory body