Fishermen to maintain shipping lane traffic
In the Coghill District the fishermen were advised to keep shipping lane traffic and respond to radio warnings.
New changes to boost fishing industry
Fisheries Minister proposes changes to boost Australian fishing industry for improved profitability and sustainability.
Fishermen opposes offshore oil drilling
The West Coast’s largest commercial fishermen’s organization has demand to lift the 28-year old moratorium on offshore oil drilling.
New breakthrough in tuna breeding
European Union has got breakthrough on artificially breeding bluefin tuna after a successful result of a project.
Seafish aid to seafood business
Seafish has awarded £75,000 to ten UK bodies to support the importing and exporting of seafood.
Shellfish harvesting restricted in St Mary’s Bay
Part of St. Mary’s Bay still closed to harvesting of bi-valve mollusks except scallops for recreational or commercial purposes.
Iceland goes for mussel cultivation
The fishing industry of Iceland is opting for mussel cultivation as the later is becoming a competitive industry in its own.
Fluvial protest around Princess
About 500 fishermen of San Fernando held a fluvial protest around capsized boat 'Princess' to get rid of it.
Plaice stocks become healthy again
North Sea is now having more plaice as the stocks are fully healthy again after fishery researches and restrictions.
Red crabbers to acquire MSC certification
The New England Red Crab Harvesters Association has passed all requirement tests for obtaining Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification.
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