Measures to protect cod stocks
The first voluntary, real-time closure of a cod spawning ground was announced today by Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and the Environment Richard Lochhead
The future of the seafood industry in Germany and Iceland
Glitnir, along with the Icelandic Embassy in Berlin, German-Icelandic Chamber of Commerce and Fish International, is hosting a new industry conference, focused on the future of the seafood industry in Germany and Iceland, two countries that face similar challenges in the sector.
Tuna driving towards collapse
Tuna, world’s prized fish species, are caged for fattening before their spawning and that threat their existence.
No Care for dwindling salmon and crab stocks
Trawl fleet fishermen ignoring the legal aspects and going on hunting salmon and crab as much as they could without giving a second thought to the decreasing population of the species.
Commercial fishing bars from residential area
Hernando county has passed a new ordinance to stop the commercial fishing in the residential area.
New management tool for fishing industry
In New England’s fisheries meeting new controversial management tool was debated that would give fishermen more control over fishing.
Effort to reduce turtle captures
Both fishermen and biologists are concern over the increasing number of accidental captures of sea turtles.
Fishermen awarded for their work
The local commercial fishermen and lobstermen of Port Clyde area has been awarded big grant for their dedicated work.
New company launched in sea food market
Two Food production companies joined hands to start new seafood giant to tap big sea food market.
Key demands limitation for crab pots
National leader John Key has called for crab pots limitation at popular beaches as they lure deadly sharks near swimming areas.