Oysters suffers mystery illness
France’s shellfish industry is under grave crisis as young oysters are suffering from mystery illness.
Scallop season opens this week
The government of New Zealand has announced the opening of Nelson-Marlborough scallop season from July 15 for recreational fishers.
Huge amount of fish stolen in Stapleford
The thieves has stolen almost pound 40,000 worth of Japanese Koi crap from an aquatic centre in Stapleford.
Falkland: Illex stocks hit the top for third year in a row
AS the saying goes, you can sometimes have too much of a good thing. High catches of illex taken in the Southwest Atlantic in the last two years flooded the…
1st Scottish certifier accredited for MSC fishery certifications
Food Certification International (formerly FCI Nautilus) has been accredited by independent accreditation body, Accreditation Services International to carry out the assessment and certification of fisheries to the Marine Stewardship Council…
Dutch demersal fishing fleet aims to be MSC certified by 2012
The Dutch government, Dutch fisheries industry and NGOs have made a landmark commitment to start the journey towards Marine Stewardship Council (MSC)certification for nearly all Dutch fisheries. If successful, the…
Scotland’s largest herring fishery receives MSC eco-label
The Scottish Pelagic Sustainability Group (SPSG) North Sea herring fishery has been certified as a sustainable and well-managed fishery under the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) standard. The herring fishery is…
UK support vital for EU fuel survival package
With the European Council of Ministers expected to approve tomorrow (15 July) measures to help EU fishing fleets survive soaring fuel costs, the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation is warning that such…
SFF welcomes prominence given to sustainable economic growth in Marine Bill consultation
Responding to the launch of the Marine Bill consultation paper by the Scottish Government today (14 July), Bertie Armstrong, chief executive of the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation, said: “The SFF welcomes…
Cape Town men held for illegal fishing
Three people were held for illegal fishing in huge poaching racket as they appear to the key players in such activity.
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