Indefinite strike by Gujarat fishermen
The fishermen of Gujarat have announced an indefinite strike from March 1 protesting government’s policies.
British oysters in danger
Native oysters, one of the finest delicacies of UK, are under threat from a tingle, a vicious underwater snail.
Vietnamese dried seafood export rises in 2009
Last year Vietnam has registered record export of dried seafood despite a slow start at the beginning of the year.
DOC allows commercial fishing in conservation areas
The Green Party alleged that the Department of Conservation has allowed commercial fishing in the preserve areas.
Additional dry dock on lease
North Sea ship repairer has announced to lease additional dry dock at the Port of Leith.
EU rejected Indian shrimp further
Test report results drastic fall in the European Union rejection of Indian shrimp.
Scallop limit showdown reaches climax
New England Fishery Council faces the heat of the showdown over scallop limit started two weeks ago.
Positive progress on pearlside processing
HB Grandi’s pelagic vessels returned to fishing pearlside at the beginning of this week after bad weather kept them in port last week. Now that the weather looks to be improving, factory manager Gudmundur Hannesson at HB Grandi’s fishmeal production plant in Akranes is hoping that catches will improve. We are now into the time of year that a year ago gave the best pearlside catches.
NOAA and Fishermen Cooperate on Research into Monkfish Migration
$500 Reward Offered for Returning Whole Tagged Fish
That’s how much more fish could have been caught
Had fisheries management been sustainable, EU catches could have been 80 percent higher, scientists behind a new study say.
