Fishermen turn to court for quotas
A group of fishermen in Essex has turned towards court for legal action against the government over the issue of quotas.
Spanish fishermen go on strike
Soaring fuel prices forced the Spanish fishermen to go on strike which runs for the third day following their French counterparts.
Fusion Marine into new partnership
Fusion Marine has entered a new partnership with Stellenbosch University to supply fish farm cage kits, ancillary equipment and support services for a series of aquaculture pilot projects in South Africa.
Taurine is not an essential amino acid for grow-out Atlantic salmon
Fish meal used in fish feed contains high levels of taurine, which is not the case for plant proteins. What are the consequences when the levels of plant protein in the diet are high? New research at NIFES shows that the farmed salmon`s requirement for taurine is met when the feed contains sufficient amount of the precursor amino acids.
Seafood Scotland supports Fisheries Minister’s ‘Eating Scotland’ Week
Seafood Scotland is helping Richard Lochhead, Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and Environment, to keep his week-long pledge to ‘eat Scottish’. The organisation has provided a number of quick, tasty…
UK fishermen’s federations unite to tackle fuel costs
The two main UK fishermen’s federations have joined forces to press for immediate government action to alleviate the sky-high high price of fuel which is threatening the future of the…
Celebrating a 100 fisheries milestone
Fisheries committed to demonstrating their sustainability through the Marine Stewardship Council’s (MSC) independent certification programme welcomed their 100th member last week. These fisheries – both certified and in assessment –…
New Simrad SX95 hull unit: a small hull unit for a large sonar
Simrad, the undisputed leader in the world of sonar technology for the professional fishing market has developed a new, smaller hull unit for its Simrad SX90 sonar family. The new…
Huge investment in Uganda’s fish production
Two investors from Texas, USA and New Zealand have injected over $500,000 in Uganda’s fishing industry to increase the production of tilapia fish for export.
Debate on $27 million aid programme for fishers
The state is ready to start a $27 million federal relief programme for the commercial fishing industry in the New Orleans area.
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