Greenpeace declare red fish list for Kiwis
A major consumer seafood campaign was launched by Greenpeace which enlist 12 most at-risk red fish.
UK trawler caught while dumping catches
A UK trawler was filmed dumping tonnes of fish overboard which causes outrage in Norway and among environmentalists.
Confiscated tuna on the verge to spoil
The authority has confiscated a fishing boat laden with 280 tons of tuna due to illegal fishing in the Pacific Ocean.
Salmon stocks under threat
The stocks of salmon in USA are under threat by common pesticides used in agriculture, says the National Marine Fisheries Service.
India seafood export surges
The seafood exports in India rose to $1.89 billion during the financial year 2007-08, confirmed MPEDA.
Scottish Executive Consultation on a Separate Quota System in Scotland: Response by the National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations
This paper responds to the Scottish Executive’s consultation paper Safeguarding our Fishing Rights: The Future of Quota Management and Licensing in Scotland. The response is in four parts. The first…
NFFO Fights on Access Issues
The Federation is heavily engaged in discussions with various bodies over offshore developments that could have direct consequences for the fleet, including loss of access to fishing grounds.
HB GRANDI: Catch values reach 780 million Isl Kr
HB Grandi's pelagic fleet has this summer landed 27,500 tonnes of herring and mackerel valued at 780 million Isl Kr. According to pelagic division head Vilhjálmur Vilhjálmsson, herring fishing has…
Greenpeace efforts to deter trawling
Greenpeace activists have tried hard to deter bottom trawling in North Sea off Germany in order to protect a reef.
Ground fishermen urged for help to meet rising oil costs
The government of Vietnam is considering helping the grounded fishermen to deal with rising fuel costs.
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