By Neil Ramsden

Demand for refrigerated containers globally experiencing a lull, though long-term trend still heading away from breakbulk cargo

Carlos Rafael, known as the 'Codfather' in the US east coast fishing sector, has been indicted by prosecutors for allegedly lying about catches and smuggling cash to Portugal

By Jason Smith

A San Francisco-based company that launches wine bottle-sized satellites has reached an agreement with the Indonesian government to provide data to combat illegal fishing

By Tom Seaman

Gov't has approved plan to stimulate fleet and land-based processing with ‘quotas for investments’, but big companies such as Russian Fishery and Karat are awaiting clarity on exactly how it will be implemented

17 people have been reported missing after a Chinese fishing boat collided with a Maltese cargo ship and sank in the East China Sea on Saturday

The commission has agreed to adopt a proposal for a directive aimed at improving the working conditions in the fishing sector

New Zealand's biggest fish fleet renewal project in four decades is underway, with the first new vessels scheduled to hit the water in August of this year

EU is expected to give Thailand three more months to solve its IUU fishing issue, according to diplomatic sources in Bangkok

Doug Hines expresses disappointment in slow progress of South Pacific Tuna Treaty negotiations 

High prices and good lobster seasons have prompted several Nova Scotia fishermen to reinvest in their vessels, provoking a backlog in the region's boatyards