Philippine ships alleges for transfer tuna
The international environmental organization Greenpeace has accused that Philippine ships are transferring the tuna at high seas.
EC inspection in Uruguay
Uruguay last week successfully passed inspections undertaken by the Food and Veterinary Office Follow-up Mission of the European Commission's (EC) DG SANCO agency.
Great opening for lobster season
Fishermen reported a bumper start during opening week of lobster season in Northern Peninsula, N.L.
Huge loan for fish farming project
The government of Ghana has decided to contract huge loan from Chinese government to begin a fish farming project.
Soaring cost of fuel could result in loss of Scottish fish to foreign fishing fleets
The sky-high price of fuel could result in Scottish fishermen losing key quotas and catching opportunities to foreign fishing fleets, the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation is warning. With Scottish boats unable…
Fuel help for fishing industry
A five point action plan to help the Scottish fishing industry counter the effects of rising fuel costs was announced today. Following a meeting with the Scottish Fishermen's Federation in…
Incomplete database of king mackerel
There are big holes in the database that scientists are using to assess the health of South Atlantic king mackerel.
Salmon crisis poses danger to ecology and culture
Climate change, habitat destruction cause salmon fish stocks to plummet and that threatens to ecology and culture, says expert.
Ban on horseshoe crab fishing
A proposed legislation to ease the fines for illegally harvesting horseshoe crab has been put on hold.
Pisciculture gains popularity in India
Many entrepreneurs in India is keen on taking pisciculture as it is gaining popularity due to rising demand of its export.
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