Pirates chased Taiwanese fishing vessel
A Taiwanese fishing vessel was chased by pirates off the Somalia coast, confirmed Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Crab season opens, industry adjusts to regulation changes
Maryland watermen are busy gearing up this year’s crab seasons which opens today and the industry still adjusting to last year's regulation changes.
World’s largest marine reserve in UK
UK is said to create the world’s largest marine reserve by banning fishing around the UK owned archipelago in the Indian Ocean.
Scallopers force to sacrifice their territory
Bridlington’s shellfishing fleet is sacrificing more than 30 square miles of prime lobster fishing territory.
ICCAT remarks on bluefin tuna
As the issue of bluefin tuna in CITES ended up ICCAt has issued its remarks, states press release.
Marel launch salmon processing equipment
At Seafood Processing Europe exhibition Marel has launched equipment for modern salmon processing.
New transfer feeds for salmon farmers
Skretting have recently launched a new transfer concept which will help improve profitability for salmon farmers.
Alaska scores zero violations in multi-state seafood probe
Media report states that Alaska is the only state to have zero violations in multi-state seafood investigation.
New model to study climate change
Scientists at NOAA have developed a new climate-population model to study rising ocean temperatures and fishing rates.
MPAs mapping tools launches
NOAA has launched interactive Marine Protected Areas mapping tool to view boundaries and access data.
