Fisheries in Danish waters are in poor shape. Aside from weak markets for fish and rising costs for inputs that all of Europe’s fishermen face,…
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Seafood lovers in Spain’s Mediterranean province of Valencia look for the usual attributes of fish, including meat with as few bones as possible,…
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Abandoned fishing gear is harmful and illegal. Often called “ghost fishing,” gear that is lost or abandoned can keep “fishing” long after it is left unattended in the water.…
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Several local fisheries are operating under new management plans for 2025-2027 as Galician authorities strive to protect the environmental health of the resources and increase their economic value,…
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AquacultureHungaryMember Countries
Hungary: Artificial reefs and spawning nests support pike-perch stocks in Lake Balaton
MEASURES BENEFIT BOTH FISH AND ANGLERS With a surface area of 594 km2 and an average depth of approximately 3.3 m,… -
The Commission has made available a report on “Fishers of the Future,” an ambitious analysis undertaken during 2024 and culminating in a public presentation on 14 January 2025.…
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AquacultureFaroe IslandsNews
Faroe Islands: New tax regime for offshore salmon farms should stabilise market
The Faroe Islands government has instituted a new tax regime for salmon farmers that everyone hopes will reduce year-to-year volatility in tax bills on salmon farm operations.… -
At year-end 2022, legislation entered into force regarding new rules about package labels and packaging waste disposal in the Basque Country,…
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A GROWING SYNERGY WITH BORDERING SECTORS AquaFarm, the international conference &…
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DenmarkFisheriesNews
Denmark: New CO2 tax has long-term benefits to society but near-term costs to fishers
Starting this year, Danish fishermen are paying a tax on every litre of fuel to offset costs associated with CO2 production.…
