Commercial boats heading to Gloucester
Groundfishing boast of Maine are heading to Gloucester for their catch to earn some extra money selling lobsters they catch in their nets.
New aspect of Cod’s growth
Recent research findings revealed that the cod stock grows quicker when it is fed in the dark unlike other fry.
Major changes in fisheries and aquaculture sector
As the current political scenario is changing fast in USA there is a major change noticed in fisheries and aquaculture sector, which is a matter of concern.
More than thousands fishing vessels registered
In 2006 a Census of Fisheries shows that there more than thousands fishing vessels were registered for the betterment of fisheries sector in Malta.
Anderton praised crayfish industry
Fisheries Minister of New Zealand, Jim Anderton, has congratulated the rock lobster (crayfish) industry for its performance in recent time.
Illegal fishing impoverish local fishermen
The authority of Guinea has expressed that illegal international fishing has threatened the livelihoods of local fishermen.
Demand to raise cod quota
The Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) pay no heed to the demand of fish harvesters to increase their quota of cod fish.
Spanish minister visits Argentina to talk about fisheries
Spanish Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Food (MAPA) Elena Espinosa currently visiting Argentina held a meeting with Spanish fishing companies operating in Argentina and signed a fisheries scientific research cooperation…
Whitby scampi enters assessment for MSC eco-label
North Yorkshire scampi fisheries in the southern North Sea have entered the full assessment process against the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) standard. If successful it will allow the MSC eco-label…
Humber merchants follow the supply chain to Iceland
In a Seafish-sponsored trip, fish merchants from Humberside travelled to Iceland to see firsthand the issues facing the start of the supply chain
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