By Barb Dean-Simmons

The Innuksuk II sailed out of the Tersan Shipyard in Turkey on Jan. 1, 2025, headed for the port of St. John's, in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador

The European Commission's 2024 Annual Economic Report reveals significant improvement in the profitability of the EU fishing fleet, with gross profits expected to reach around €1.7bn in 2024

The lobster boat was docked at Merrill's Wharf in the US fishing hub of New Bedford, Massachusetts 

150 Peruvian artisanal squid-fishing boats have been formally registered with the South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organization, granting them legal access to fish in international waters beyond 200 nautical miles

Ecuador's Navy has located debris from the Patricia Lynn, a fishing vessel that vanished with 21 crew members on Dec. 22

By Tom Seaman

Alaskan CDQ group Coastal Villages Regional Fund is involved in former American Seafoods CEO Einar Gustafsson's bid for the at-sea pollock and Pacific hake processing giant

Negotiations are in progress after Somali pirates raised their ransom demand to $10 million for the release of a Chinese-owned fishing vessel seized in late November

'At Allswater, we're proud to be part of this project, and we're eager to see the ripple effect it will have on the lobster fishing industry' 

Spanish fishermen are voicing their frustrations over new EU fisheries policies that they claim could disadvantage them in favor of non-EU countries such as Morocco and Algeria

The venture, Fresh Cool Logistical Services, will construct four 11,000-deadweight-ton reefer vessels to transport Liaoyu's krill and fishing products from Antarctica