By Tom Seaman

FEST Group, a collection of Russian fleet owners, is looking to build new whitefish vessels, as well as another for pelagic fish

By Neil Ramsden

A lack of longline-caught cod and haddock is prompting strong demand for Leinebris' single, modern vessel and sales company, PHL Seagold

NGO urged African nation to protect itself; Sierra Leone itself estimates that the country loses some $29 million per year to IUU fishing

By Ola Wietecha

The argument that building a new vessel in the US, where aging fleets are an increasing worry, is restrictively expensive is 'nonsense', the company's president says

On Thursday, the European Commission lifted the trade ban on seafood from Sri Lanka, but suggested more work needs to come from Thailand to avoid a red card

Brookshire Grocery Co. will introduce two new varieties of tuna after signing an agreement with supplier Tri Marine 

Labor abuses continue on Thai fishing vessels and processing plants, despite progress made on policies to prevent people trafficking, according to US state department 

Slave-like conditions -- including beatings, allegations of murder and unpaid labor -- are endemic in Taiwan's tuna-fishing fleet, a new report by the NGO has found

The Thai government has been urged to take further steps to tackle IUU fishing, and associated slavery, following a meeting in Bangkok with the advocacy group

Indonesia's Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries estimates that illegal fishing costs the country $3.11bn each year