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Catch Comparison Trials of the Flip Flap Netting Grid Trawl

A report on a pair of catch comparison trials conducted in the North Sea to compare a standard Nephrops scraper trawl with the Flip Flap Netting Grid (FFG).

SECLG Presentation 4. Driving improvements in labour standards. 1 March 2022.

Huw Thomas, Pew Trusts spoke about the Cape Town Agreement and how its ratification helps global governance.

Seafish Brussels Update 25/08/2017 – 01/09/2017

Guy Verhofstadt discussed Brexit negotiations with Employment Committee; Joint technical note on EU-UK position on citizens' rights after third round of negotiations; Brexit reading list: negotiations and future relations; Brexit: Towards an EFTA-like dispute settlement mechanism; British Chambers of Commerce and Association of German Chambres of Commerce call for negotiators to put clear focus on shared economic interests; Brexit is coming, businesses need to be ready; Baltic Sea fishing opportunities for 2018 increased quotas for herring and salmon; FVO audit on residues and contaminants in live animals and animal products controls on veterinary medicinal products in Japan; Bluefin tuna quotas

Seafish Brussels Seafood Regulation Update 08/11/2017 – 15/11/2017

Automatic increase of an autonomous tariff quota; EU and Chile to start negotiations for a modernised Association Agreement; Uruguay: Changes on labelling Requirements for Fish Products; Fish in a new climate; Fraud in the sale of preserved frigate labelled as albacore; Expansion of the great cormorant; Infringement proceedings against Portugal for IUU fishing; Impact of electric pulse fishing on fish stocks in the southern North Sea; Fish quota monopoly

Seafish Brussels Brexit Update 12/02/2018 – 19/02/2018

Trade relations between the EU and UK after that country has left the EU; Goods on the market post-Brexit; Brexit and the EP: What it means for fisheries & seafood; Transitional Arrangements in Withdrawal Agreement; Seeking post-Brexit unity, EU leaders find more fights; Dutch to hire 750 new customs agents before Brexit; Irish SMEs pessimistic about Brexit; Trade in Food - Third Report of Session 2017–19; Ed Balls survey finds majority of businesses do not want to leave customs union; HMRC office closures: some staff working on Brexit ‘could face redundancies'; Brexit consequences for EU climate and energy policy

Seafish Brussels Seafood Regulation Update 02/11/2017 – 08/11/2017

Update on EU Official Controls; EU delegation's Nov visit sparks fears of ban among seafood exporters; EC is considering to certificate brine frozen tuna; New proposals submitted for draft agreement on fisheries subsidies; Commission proposes fishing opportunities in the Atlantic and North Sea for 2018; Western waters proposals; Support for freshwater aquaculture; Solid support for freshwater aquaculture; Links between organised crime and illegal, unregulated and unreported (IUU) fishing; Illegal fishing and the EU-China Blue Partnership; Recreational fishing; Swordfish quotas in the Mediterranean; EU-Guinea-Bissau Fisheries Agreement - update on the negotiations; Fines on fishermen for entering ports unannounced.

Seafish Brussels Brexit Update 16/10/2017 – 25/10/2017

Seafish Brussels Brexit Update 20/11/2017 – 27/11/2017

The implications of Brexit on the Irish Border; Brexit: European Commission welcomes decision by EU27 Member States to relocate UK-based Agencies; Outcome of the Council of the EU on General Affairs - Article 50; Brexit: the November negotiations; Why Brexit is shrouded in ambiguity?; IRU (the global industry association for road transport) position on Brexit; Brexit impact in the North Sea Region; Brexit – the Voices of European Business; Policy paper - Industrial Strategy: the Grand Challenges

Seafish Brussels Seafood Legislation Update 25/10/2017 – 02/11/2017

Risks for public health related to the presence of furan and methylfurans in food; EU team to visit Paradip fishing harbour next month; Future climate change may not adversely impact seafood quality, research suggests; Requirements concerning the official controls on fishery products caught by vessels flying the flag of Member States entering the EU after being transferred in third countries.

Seafish Brussels Brexit Update 22/01/2018 – 29/01/2018

Settlement disputes arising from UK's withdrawal from EU; EU elections 2019: MEPs pave way for pan-European constituency post Brexit; Brexit guidance on import/export licences for certain goods; General Affairs Council (Art. 50), 29/01/2018; The future UK-EU relationship; Brexit and the environment; Nothing to declare: A plan for UK-EU trade outside the Customs Union; What do people mean by Brexit transition?; Potential impact of Brexit on creative industries, tourism and digital single market; UK is considering asking EU for a longer Brexit transition period; 'Canada', 'Norway' or something in between; FDF wants ‘explicit agreement’ on market access during Brexit transition

Quick summary of 2022 ICES advice for the seven key pelagic species. As at June 2022.

Covers blue whiting, capelin, herring, mackerel, Norway pout, sandeel and sprat which are used in the production of fishmeal. Covers the Barents Sea, the Celtic Sea, the North Sea, and Icelandic and Norwegian waters.

Seafish Brussels Update 11/08/2017 – 18/08/2017

Guy Verhofstadt dismisses UK’s Post-Brexit Customs Plan; Response to UK Position Papers on Customs and Ireland; UK’s Proposal for Future Customs Relationship with EU; UK’s Position Paper: Northern Ireland and Ireland; Ireland’s Response to the UK’s Position Paper on Northern Ireland and Ireland; Steve Coveney; Danish Police to Investigate Misuse of EU Fishing Rules; Tariff Quotas of the Union for Certain Fish and Fishery Products Originating in Bosnia and Herzegovina; EU-Mercosur trade agreement and food standards; Technical amendment to the Common Fisheries Regulation; New Zealand Skipjack Tuna Purse Seine Fishery Certified as Sustainable by the Marine Stewardship Council.

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