Land: Malaysia

Malaysian authority has decided to reduce the prices of subsidized fuel for the fishermen to boost the fishing industry.

The European Union is expected to be in Malaysia to re-audit the seafood sector by February.

The Perak government is considering legalizing its prawn-farming industry through new policy.

Malaysian fisheries department has decided to enforce the use of trawl nets with ‘TED’ to protect turtles.

The Malaysian fisheries authority has decided to boost the construction of artificial reefs which is beneficial for fisheries sector.

The Cabinet has decided to discuss proposals by exporters affected by European Union ban threat.

For the first time in South-East Asia a Malaysian company chalks up sustainable seafood produce production.

In order to avoid a total ban Malaysia has stopped exporting of seafood products to the European Union, inform the government.

The Malaysian authority has targeted to increase the fish farming production in Lake Kenyir up to 2,000 metric tonnes by year end.

Goldis Bhd subsidiary Protech Yu (Asia) Sdn Bhd is looking forward to expand its export markets for its aquaculture products by the end of the year.