Bering Sea pollock fishery may close
Bering Sea pollock fishery is on the verge of closure as regulators decided to slash the number of wasted salmon.
Lobster fishermen vent anger against scallop fishery
Lobster fishermen have vented their anger in a protest against scallop fishery as they claim scallop draggers are damaging lobsters.
Malaysian company first sustainable seafood production
For the first time in South-East Asia a Malaysian company chalks up sustainable seafood produce production.
Commissioner assures support to fish farmers
Akwa Ibom State commissioner for agriculture and natural resources, Prof Etok Ekanem, has assured government support to the fish farmers for increased fish production.
New rule to limit shark fishing
Federal fisheries authority informed that a new rule is on the way to lower the fishing quotas of sharks.
High fuel costs reduced commercial fishers’ profit
Rising fuel costs and general economic malaise slashed the profit of the commercial fishermen in the Florida Keys.
Brumby government boost mussel industry
The Brumby Government has lent helping hand to the Victorian mussel industry in order to secure its future growth.
False returns could lead to big fines for commercial fisherman
A 52 year-old Bunbury man has pleaded guilty to making false entries in catch and effort returns submitted for some of his commercial fishing operations. Nicholas Emanuel Soulos appeared in…
MRI rules out higher quotas until 2012
"As the next year classes coming into the fishery are weak ones, we can not expect to see a significant increase in cod fishing over at least the next four…
Malaysia stopped seafood export to EU
In order to avoid a total ban Malaysia has stopped exporting of seafood products to the European Union, inform the government.
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