Aquaculture center expands for more projects
The University of North Carolina Wilmington’s (UNCW) aquaculture facility is slated to expand to accommodate the many projects and functions of the center and its research staff.
Cermaq register loss in first quarter
Norwegian fish farming group Cermaq has reported a loss of NOK 10.6 million in the first quarter of the current financial year.
Red tide contaminate shellfish
The state has declared its Atlantic coastal waters and Hampton/Seabrook Harbor off-limits to shellfishing to protect the public from eating contaminated shellfish.
Commercial fishing pause in Shinnecock Inlet
Commercial fishing industry takes a dive in the Shinnecock Inlet as the federal regulation is not supporting the need of the industry.
Tuna industry under threat
Australian and US carbon scheme could damage tuna producing nations as there is no mandatory cap-and-trade programme.
San Joaquin river reviving bill pass
Long-stalled legislation to bring the dried-up San Joaquin River into life and restore its historic salmon has been approved.
Fisheries body to assess effect of trawling
The Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization (NAFO) has planned to assess the effect of bottom trawling on several fishing grounds outside Canada’s 200-mile limit.
NORWAY PELAGIC (NPEL) – 1st QUARTER 2008
RECORD HIGH SUPPLY OF RAW MATERIAL AND STILL POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT Norway Pelagic has completed a quarter with record high supply of raw material, satisfactory operations and continued upturn in demand…
New technology for shellfish industry
The new technology will boost the Atlantic Canada’s live shellfish industry and widen the world market of seafood, says O’Rielly.
Low lobster catch slows down economy
As the catch of lobster decreasing the lobster boat owner are out of job and economy of Maine slashing.
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