Lobster industry told to eye catch
Lobster industry of Canada is told to keep strict vigil on their catch as the scrutiny of market-bound lobsters would be stricter at the Canada-United States border.
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Lobster industry of Canada is told to keep strict vigil on their catch as the scrutiny of market-bound lobsters would be stricter at the Canada-United States border.
The Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) charged fish harvesters for violating fisheries regulations.
Provincial court in Gander has convicted four individuals for fishery violations, confirms a report.
Government of Nova Scotia has announced its full support to the home-grown seafood processor in Digby County.
Canadian government has launched new catch certification office to support exporters of fish and seafood products to European Union.
Four individuals have been fined for violating snow crab and lobster regulations, confirms a report.
The Department of Fisheries and Oceans today opened its new Catch Certification Office to support Canadian exports of fish and seafood products affected by European Union (EU) regulatory requirements that go into effect on January 1, 2010.
The EU is the second-largest market for Canada, importing $489 million (CDN) in fish and seafood products in 2008.
Nearly 200 delegates from different provinces will be in Gander for FFAW/CAW’s 9th Constitutional Convention.
The Honourable Gail Shea, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, has announced the new CCG Maritime headquarters for Darmouth.
Water is precious and should be treated as valuable resource both for fish as well as for people, says Fisheries Council.
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