Apex court: Fishing restrictions to stay
The Supreme Court has issued a ruling to support the fishing restrictions so that the conservation of fish stocks would not affected.
Map shows more human impacts on seas
Recent global map shows that the more than 90 percent of the world’s oceans are damaged by human activity.
A new gene discover for healthier fish growth
Norwegian researchers have discovered a new gene that will produce much healthier farmed fish which will be a great profit for the industry.
Historic fish shop to quit town
The owner of a 104-year-old fish shop in Marlow has refused to apply for planning permission and decided to quit the town.
Different opinions for aquaculture management
After having preliminary discussion on aquaculture management in New Zealand mixed outcomes has been expressed, says Fisheries Ministry.
Research cooperation benefits Spain and Argentina
During a visit to Argentina Spanish Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA) signed a fisheries research cooperation agreement for the betterment of both the nation’s fishing industry.
Tilefish quota demand rises in Barnegat Light
Deep-water tilefish, discovered by Barnegat Light fishermen, has become seafood sensation and now the fishermen eye its quota.
Scots fish processors at receiving end
Supermarket giant Morrisons issued a recall on all the supplier’s fresh Scottish salmon products and this put the Scottish fish processors at the centre of a nationwide food scare.
Protection of marine environment
New Zealand’s fisheries minister and conservation minister have announced the next step for the better protection of country’s marine environment.
Announcement of MPAs raises eyebrows
As the government of New Zealand announced the better steps of marine Protected Areas (MPAs) the seafood industry reflects concerns over it.
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