Half-yearly report Royal Greenland
Half-yearly report period 1 October 2007-31 March 2008 Intensified competition, fierce winter in Greenland and rising prices of raw materials and auxiliary materials hit Royal Greenland’s earnings in the first…
SA deep-sea fishers lose legal battle
The Cape High Court dismisses the application from hake deep-sea trawl rightholders, which was welcome by the government department.
Own trap for Maine lobsters
As lobstermen struggle with high costs and dwindling revenue brother duo of Maine have given their own personal lobster trap.
Illegal fishing vessels with Azzopardi flags
Anthony Gruppetta, director-general of Veterinary Regulation, Fisheries Conservation and Control, raises question against two suspect fishing vessels owned by Azzopardi Fisheries Ltd.
Foreign fishing vessels forced fishermen out of job
The presence of foreign fishing vessels in Cameroon waters forced its fishermen to buy their own fish and remain out of job.
Capicenos helped to boost aqua-marine sector
Capiceños is getting more government help to enhance its aquaculture and marine products, told government official.
New legislation to support healthcare of fishermen
North Coast State Senator Patricia Wiggins (D-Santa Rosa) has introduced legislation in support of health care for fishing men and women.
Extending Abel Tasman National Park
In Nelson’s oldest marine reserve, the Abel Tasman National Park, the fish are thriving and so the official wanted to extend the net of such reserves.
Greenpeace updates tuna industry
Greenpeace educates tuna industry on how to make more money along with ensuring healthy fish stocks.
Turkish boats attacked Greenpeace vessel
In the Cypriot Channel three Turkish tuna fishing vessels attacked the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise which was demanding to end unsustainable fishing.
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