Europêche welcomes new Treaty for High Seas

Europêche welcomes new Treaty for High Seas

After an exhausting 40-hour session capping two weeks of negotiations at the UN headquarters in New York, the United Nations (UN) member states agreed to a landmark international Treaty on the conservation and sustainable use of marine Biological diversity of areas...
Missed opportunity to overhaul the Common Fisheries Policy

Missed opportunity to overhaul the Common Fisheries Policy

Failed policies such as the landing obligation will remain untouched. The sector warns that the CFP is being undermined by environmental policies. The EU needs to use the right tool for every job. Reformed a decade ago, the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) has been...
No fish products made with forced labour on the EU market

No fish products made with forced labour on the EU market

Globally, an estimated 27.6 million people are in forced labour, in many industries and in every continent. In order to tackle this problem, the Commission has presented a Regulation to prohibit products manufactured in violation of human and workers’ rights on...
Oceana report on fisheries decarbonisation misses the mark

Oceana report on fisheries decarbonisation misses the mark

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from fishing are down by 48 % compared to ‘90s levels. • Europêche warns about the consequences for consumers of highly influential environmental advocacy groups becoming radically more fact-selective. © Picture: Padmos, the MDV1 vessel....