Indonesia do not boycott Taiwan boats, MOFA
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has dismissed the media reports that Indonesian government prohibits its fishermen to sue Taiwan boats.
New independent adjudicators in MSC
Marine Stewardship Council has appointed three new Independent Adjudicators to deal with rapid growth of fisheries entries.
Shea applauds new requirements with catch certification
Canadian Fisheries Minister Shea has expressed her full support to the strengthened new requirements with Catch Certification.
Huge investment to fight Asian carp menace
The US administration has set aside $78.5 million to fight Asian carp invasion as it threatened the fisheries in Great Lakes.
Coast Guard concludes Loran-C signal broadcast after more than 67 years
Crews at the Coast Guard Long Range Aids to Navigation stations, including the six Alaska-based stations, turned off their domestic signal across the nation at 11 a.m. Monday. The shutdown…
Two west Cornwall RNLI lifeboat crews assist sea damaged fishing boat
Volunteer RNLI lifeboat crews from St Ives and Penlee were launched overnight to assist a fishing boat crew after their wheelhouse windows were smashed in by a large sea. The 40-foot Lola K from Rhyl in Wales with two men onboard was escorted to Newlyn with electronics failure.
Close the TAC Circus, says Swedish MEP
Ministers should not be the ones to set quotas, says a Swedish bestseller-writer-turned-member of the EP Fisheries Committee.
Investment in Pangasius gaining ground
Pangasisu production is fast becoming a industry in region 12 in Philippines with investments breaching the P100 million mark a year.
NOAA probe demand to Outer Banks
The congressman for North Carolina's Outer Banks has demanded NOAA probe into federal fishery law enforcers.
Illegal fishing cases go unpunished
It’s been a year and no concrete action has taken place in illegal fishing cases except asserts were made a year ago.
