Top-grossing fishing ships despite sea change
Old halibut fishing ships are doing great performance despite a sea change in rules and prices.
Report on seafood processing in Australia out
Fast Market Research has published a market report on "Seafood Processing in Australia".
US reintroduces aquaculture plan, economic benefits
The Obama administration has decided to reintroduces the rough outlines of an offshore ocean aquaculture policy dating back more than a decade.
Fish grabbing , a new threat to African nations
Africa has failed to protect its water territory not only along the Somalia Coast but also in west and south.
Rivals fishermen unite for community
Rivals commercial fishermen of Mana-squan Inlet comprise a community and watch out for one another.
EU Commission scrutiny fisheries off Western Sahara
The EU Commissioner, Maria Damanaki is still waiting for more detailed information from Morocco over fisheries off occupied Western Sahara.
Wartsila receives propulsion systems order from Russia
Russian organizations have sent several orders for propulsion systems to Wärtsilä, the marine industry’s leading ship power systems integrator.
US to ban wild Mexican shrimp imports
U.S. administration has decided to ban imports of wild Mexican shrimp as Mexico's harvesting practices harm turtles.
Sea turtles under constant threat
Commercial fishing killed millions of sea turtles by its gears and this has become an issue, says a report.
Whyalla fish processor ceases to exist
Australian Hiramasa kingfish processing factory in Whyalla has announced its closure in May leaving many jobless.
