Pacific tuna ban won’t affect Philippine industry
The ban imposed by Pacific nations of tuna boats in their international water won’t have much impact on the Philippine tuna industry.
Ghana allowed foreign tuna vessels for fishing
In Ghana EEZ area foreign tuna vessels are allowed to fish to boost the economy of the place as well as to increase employment.
Whale meet conclude with peace agenda
The annual meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC) has concluded with member governments agreeing to try and resolve their differences.
Tra fish farming industry needs long-term solutions
Tra fish price has plunged drastically causing a big worry for breeders in the Mekong River delta and so the industry needs long-term solutions.
High fuel costs suspend tuna fishing
In Eastern Asia fishermen decided to suspended tuna fishing as the costs of fuel is surging like wild fire and affected the fishing industry mostly.
New technology for big fish
New innovative fish farm technology would benefit the aquaculture industry in Nova Scotia with the big fish.
Organizations help consumers identify eco-friendly seafood
Environmental and industry groups pop up at stores across South Florida and help consumers pick healthy and eco-friendly seafood.
Salmon prevented to return Alaska
Alaska fishery biologists believe that La Nina-chilled Pacific may be preventing salmon from returning to Alaska rivers.
Pollock fleet slashed salmon population in Bering Sea
Bering Sea pollock fleet has intercepted record numbers of salmon in recent years and so the salmon never return back to the eaters for birth.
Industry calls for Irish Aquaculture Development
In Ireland industry involve in fishing business come together to support IFA Aquaculture development programme.
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