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The Les Mousquetaires Group acquires its first ship, the Kerguelen de Trémarec (COMATA). |
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Acquisition of the Lucas fleet and creation of the Pétrel fleet. For the Les Mousquetaires Group's fishing company this was its first acquisition for fishing vessel, notably with the Albert Granet (54m). |
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Acquisition of SCAD and its 4 boats, including the Jack Abry (38m) and the Jean Claude Coulon (38m). |
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Acquisition of the Nicot fleet of Concarneau. |
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Acquisition of the Furic fleet consisting of 8 boats (21 to 24m). |
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Launch of an innovative longliner for the Southern and Antarctic Oceans, the Ile de la Réunion, which replaced the Kerguelen de Trémarec. |
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The Les Mousquetaires fishing vessel owner's first thoughts on responsible fishing, based on the "Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries" produced by the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization). |
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New 46m trawlers brought into service for deep-sea fishing: Mariette Le Roch II, Jean-Claude Coulon II. |
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Pétrel was renamed Scapêche (Société Centrale des Armements Mousquetaires à la Pêche). |
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"Patagonian toothfish from responsible fishery" recognition awarded by an accredited independent inspection body (Bureau Veritas) to the "Scapêche – COMATA" company in Réunion. |
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"Responsible Fishery" recognition issued by Bureau Veritas to the 46m trawlers for coley, blue ling, monkfish and black scabbardfish. |
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4 species fished by the 30m trawler, Julien Coléou, were given "responsible fishery" recognition: coley, blue ling, black scabbardfish and monkfish. The same year, hake, from the 46m trawlers and the Julien Coléou also received "responsible fishery" recognition. |
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The crab boat Zubernoa was brought into service. |
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A sardine purse seiner, the Tximistarri II, was brought into service. Crab from the Zubernoa, a 24m crab boat, received "responsible fishery" recognition.
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A second sardine purse seiner, the Mirentxu I, was brought into service. |
