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Minister McConalogue Meets Seafood Sector Organisations on Impacts of Energy Costs and Fishery Quotas for 2023 - Vimarsana News

Minister McConalogue Meets Seafood Sector Organisations on Impacts of Energy Costs and Fishery Quotas for 2023

Minister Charlie McConalogue provided an update on implementing recommendations of the Seafood Task Force on Friday 23 September

Source: afloat.ie
Brexit Voluntary Permanent Cessation ("decommissioning") Scheme Application Deadline is Extended - Vimarsana News

Brexit Voluntary Permanent Cessation ("decommissioning") Scheme Application Deadline is Extended

The new deadline is 5pm, Friday 18 November.

Source: afloat.ie
Fishing Fleet Brexit Voluntary Permanent Cessation Scheme Open for Applications - Vimarsana News

Fishing Fleet Brexit Voluntary Permanent Cessation Scheme Open for Applications

The scheme will support vessels in the polyvalent and beam trawl segments to permanently cease all fishing activity

Source: afloat.ie
Illegal fishing, worker abuse claims leave a bad taste for Bumble Bee Seafood - Vimarsana News

Illegal fishing, worker abuse claims leave a bad taste for Bumble Bee Seafood

On April 10, 2019, a fishing vessel known as Da Wang left Taiwan to sail out into distant waters in search of tuna. Two months into the voyage, a disturbance occurred: the first mate reportedly beat one of the crew members so badly that he died from his injuries. The following year, another crew member […]

Ireland commences EUR 80 million fleet-decommissioning scheme - Vimarsana News

Ireland commences EUR 80 million fleet-decommissioning scheme

Ireland has begun an EUR 80 million (USD 79.8 million million) scheme to retire a third of the Irish fishing fleet.