Trawlers Norma Mary and Vidir EA back from their last fishing trip
- Both trawlers parked after years of successful fishing. Two of Samherji´s oldest ships have now sailed the last fishing trip after a long and successful career within the Samherji…
New aquaculture project in Thailand
Thailand is witness to new aquaculture training and development cooperation project to boost the aquaculture industry.
Promoting healthy eating message
Doctors in the UK have urged to promote healthy eating message, at least, two portions of seafood is recommended.
Commercial fishers fined on GBR
Two commercial fishermen were slapped fines for fishing related offences on Great Barrier Reef.
Aborigines emerges victorious in getting sea fishing rights
In a landmark ruling Aborigines has won the control of sea fishing rights in Australia’s 7,000 km coastal areas.
Marine Conservation Zones – Process “Deeply Unsatisfactory”
At the NFFO’s AGM, Fisheries Minister Jonathan Shaw was told that the Government’s plans for a network of conservation zones, some of which could prohibit fishing were forging ahead without…
NFFO: Light Dues Go
One by-product of the fuel price crisis is the end to the wholly discriminatory light dues charge on fishing vessels. The UK is the only country in the European Union…
Simrad supplies new ME70 scientific multibeam echo sounders to two new Spanish research vessels
Kongsberg Maritime and Simrad systems totaling 7 Million € chosen for two cutting-edge new research vessels. Simrad Spain, the Spanish sales division for Simrad and Kongsberg Maritime has proven its…
Ecuador registers record shrimp exports
The exports of shrimp have reached to a new height in Ecuador in the first half of the current financial year.
Nakaseke starts fish farming
Farmers in Nakaseke District have embarked on fish farming as an alternative living career due to failure in crop production.
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