No licence to krill trawl creates new partnerships
Five Norwegian companies, presently unlicenced to trawl for krill in Antarctica,
Strict rules for Chesapeake’s blue crabs
Virginia fishing regulators are mulling to make the crab fishing rules stricter to prevent over fishing of the Chesapeake’s blue crabs.
Government to support commercial fishing
The Nevis government of St. Kitts has decided to provide commercial fishing boats for the fishermen in the twin-island Federation.
Salmon farming company faces heavy loss
Investors in salmon farming and fishing krill have nothing to gain as the disease devoured salmon and krill fisher is at risk.
Cyprus set new fisheries programme for future
The European Commission has approved the Operational Programme for Cyprus fisheries for 2007-2013.
Crab season fails to score big
Crabbers are facing the heat of the weather as vicious storm in December prevents them to score big even with good selling prices.
Mercury levels in tuna is not health hazards
Eating tuna with high mercury levels does not threaten public health, says Japan’s Fisheries Agency.
Tuna cages occupy large areas
In Malta total 80 cages of tuna has occupied a total surface area as much as 11 football grounds, says report by the National Office of Statistics.
An introduction to Togiak community
Togiak is a traditional Eskimo village with fishing as major occupation and most of the natives are from Alaska.
Acquisition of Viviers de France
As previously announced in a stock exchange release 20th of December 2007, Aker Seafoods has today signed a final agreement for its purchase of 70 per cent of the shares…
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