CFTO said the sale of three tuna vessels to the Omani business should help to address challenges it has faced since 2020

By Sergei Blagov

The move comes after the government in 2024 decided to accept the WTO Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies despite objections by domestic industrial lobbying groups

By Jason Huffman

'The main reason why we did it is obviously that they're a big player in domestic and imported scallops and we're a big player' -- Ken Melanson, Atlantic Sustainable Catch

The environmental NGO Bloom has filed a formal complaint with the EU Commission over widespread illegal fishing in protected marine areas

'Withdrawal of the proposed rule does not preclude NMFS from taking future action, including but not limited to initiating a new rulemaking, to address ongoing lethal right whale vessel strikes' -- National Marine Fisheries Service

By Matilde Mereghetti

The vessels, currently part of Parlevliet and Van der Plas-owned CFTO's fleet in the Indian Ocean, will be reflagged to Oman in January 2025

The MARPOL convention aims to achieve net zero by reducing the price gap between regular and 'near-zero' emission marine fuels

A study from the University of Washington reveals that underutilization of fish stocks, rather than overfishing, is the primary factor limiting global seafood production

The fishermen were detained near Diego Garcia, the largest island of the Chagos Archipelago, part of the British Indian Ocean Territory

The 2025 Illex squid fishing season has officially begun in Argentine waters, mobilizing both national and foreign fleets