Green signal for controversial task force in Cook Inlet
Both houses of legislatures have passed the controversial a joint task force to study fisheries issues in Cook Inlet.
Research on ship capsizing and instability
Researcher got big grants to support the research on preventing capsizing and other dangers resulting from vessel instabilities.
Somali pirates seized Spanish boat
Spain called for NATO help after Somali pirates boarded a Spanish fishing boat and seized the crew.
Ireland wants retention of salmon safeguards
The Irish government has called for the maintaining the existing trade measures on farmed salmon industry.
Aquaculture opens new vista for soy
The United Soybean Board (USB) has announced that the ocean holds great potential for soy and aquaculture is paving new way for the industry.
K & B SEAFOOD BRINGS UNITED STATES OYSTER VARIETIES TO BRUSSELS
K & B Seafood of East Northport, New York, the United State’s leading distributor of varietal oysters, will participate in the 2008 European Seafood Exposition (ESE) in Brussels on April…
Pacific tuna stocks in danger
The stocks of tuna fish in the pacific waters are running out due to overfishing from illegal and commercial fishing fleets, say scientists.
Demand to ban commercial gill net speed up
Alabama’s commercial gill net fishermen are facing more legislative pressure on the banning of commercial gill nets.
Fishing boats anchored for soaring fuel prices
Ever increasing fuel prices keep the fishing boats out of waters almost 20 percent of Kodiak’s trawl fleet have idled and hundreds of local seafood workers out of job.
Chile’s salmon industry under inspection
A team of US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are ready to conduct on-site inspection of the salmon industry of Chile.
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