The Falkland Islands authorities have announced that dredging of the approach channel and berthing area at the Energy Dock Facility in Stanley Harbour will begin on Monday, October 5, to deepen access for this facility linked to Sea Lion oil project logistics. The work is expected to take three months, depending on weather conditions.
The fourth ESNAV will be held on September 23-24 at the Buenos Aires Exhibition Center, where Argentina's shipbuilding industry and the maritime-inland waterway sector will discuss the conditions needed to take on new transport demand and sustain domestic shipbuilding.
The Argentine Naval Prefecture vessel GC-72 "Buenos Aires" continues a low-speed search in shallow waters near Santa Teresita for two missing kayakers, after several other vessels involved in the operation returned to port.
The Puerto Rawson branch of Argentina's United Seafarers' Union has called crew members to a general assembly on September 29, as the union and the Chubut Yellow Fleet Chamber of Commerce negotiate labor conditions for the upcoming shrimp season in provincial waters.
The Argentine Association of Coastal and Freezer Fishing Vessels sent a letter to Juan Antonio López Cazorla, Undersecretary of Aquatic Resources and Fisheries, thanking him for his communications with Banco de la Nación Argentina and foreign trade promotion agencies to facilitate fishing producers' participation in international trade shows and business meetings.
The Chubut Provincial Ministry of Education, the Fisheries Secretariat, and a company signed an agreement in Puerto Rawson to launch a 150-hour shrimp quality control training program at the Cabo Vírgenes plant. Upon completion, participants will receive official vocational training certification.
The 14th Conxemar FAO MAPA International Congress is set for October 5 in Vigo, Spain, a one-day event featuring four panel discussions, followed by the international seafood exhibition from October 6 to 8.
Argentina's Federal Fisheries Council unanimously decided on September 30 to summon the head of the National Parks Administration to advance fisheries management tools and order arrangements for the Yaganes and Namuncurá-Banco Burdwood marine areas. The move responds to a formal letter previously submitted by the governor of Tierra del Fuego Province.
The Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA) released the draft Seal Management Strategy 2027-2031 on 14 September 2026 and launched a public comment period.
The Argentine fishing industry will have a dedicated section during Argentina Week 2026 in Paris, with 15 export companies set to hold direct meetings with buyers from the French market on October 2.
Argentine fishing union SOMU and CAFACh reached a new crew wage agreement for Puerto Rawson, with a 26% increase, updated shrimp pricing standards and settlement conditions, effective until March 2027.
Passive acoustic monitoring is providing new non-invasive insights into shrimp feeding behavior while supporting more precise automated feeding systems, according to the Global Seafood Alliance's Advocate publication.
Fresh data presented at the 2026 Responsible Seafood Summit points to slower growth in farmed salmon and uneven shrimp production, while other leading farmed species post gains, according to Rabobank's mixed outlook for global aquaculture.
Six foreign fishers have been found guilty of illegal fishing in Australian waters, the Australian Fisheries Management Authority announced. The convictions underscore ongoing enforcement challenges in Australia's northern maritime zone.
The Falkland Islands authorities have announced that dredging of the approach channel and berthing area at the Energy Dock Facility in Stanley Harbour will begin on Monday, October 5, to deepen access for this facility linked to Sea Lion oil project logistics. The work is expected to take three months, depending on weather conditions.
The fourth ESNAV will be held on September 23-24 at the Buenos Aires Exhibition Center, where Argentina's shipbuilding industry and the maritime-inland waterway sector will discuss the conditions needed to take on new transport demand and sustain domestic shipbuilding.
The Argentine Naval Prefecture vessel GC-72 "Buenos Aires" continues a low-speed search in shallow waters near Santa Teresita for two missing kayakers, after several other vessels involved in the operation returned to port.
The Puerto Rawson branch of Argentina's United Seafarers' Union has called crew members to a general assembly on September 29, as the union and the Chubut Yellow Fleet Chamber of Commerce negotiate labor conditions for the upcoming shrimp season in provincial waters.
The Argentine Association of Coastal and Freezer Fishing Vessels sent a letter to Juan Antonio López Cazorla, Undersecretary of Aquatic Resources and Fisheries, thanking him for his communications with Banco de la Nación Argentina and foreign trade promotion agencies to facilitate fishing producers' participation in international trade shows and business meetings.
The Chubut Provincial Ministry of Education, the Fisheries Secretariat, and a company signed an agreement in Puerto Rawson to launch a 150-hour shrimp quality control training program at the Cabo Vírgenes plant. Upon completion, participants will receive official vocational training certification.
The 14th Conxemar FAO MAPA International Congress is set for October 5 in Vigo, Spain, a one-day event featuring four panel discussions, followed by the international seafood exhibition from October 6 to 8.
Argentina's Federal Fisheries Council unanimously decided on September 30 to summon the head of the National Parks Administration to advance fisheries management tools and order arrangements for the Yaganes and Namuncurá-Banco Burdwood marine areas. The move responds to a formal letter previously submitted by the governor of Tierra del Fuego Province.
The Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA) released the draft Seal Management Strategy 2027-2031 on 14 September 2026 and launched a public comment period.
The Argentine fishing industry will have a dedicated section during Argentina Week 2026 in Paris, with 15 export companies set to hold direct meetings with buyers from the French market on October 2.
Argentine fishing union SOMU and CAFACh reached a new crew wage agreement for Puerto Rawson, with a 26% increase, updated shrimp pricing standards and settlement conditions, effective until March 2027.
Passive acoustic monitoring is providing new non-invasive insights into shrimp feeding behavior while supporting more precise automated feeding systems, according to the Global Seafood Alliance's Advocate publication.
Fresh data presented at the 2026 Responsible Seafood Summit points to slower growth in farmed salmon and uneven shrimp production, while other leading farmed species post gains, according to Rabobank's mixed outlook for global aquaculture.
Six foreign fishers have been found guilty of illegal fishing in Australian waters, the Australian Fisheries Management Authority announced. The convictions underscore ongoing enforcement challenges in Australia's northern maritime zone.