Commercial fishermen ready for food program
Many commercial fishermen are struggled under the weight of a sagging economy and so they are ready to go for food program.
Lobster assistance program problems discussed
The FFAW/CAW has called on Federal Ministers to discuss lobster assistance program problems.
New plans for upscale marinas
Taiwan government has new plans for upscale marinas to promote tourism in the region, says President Ma Ying-jeou.
New rules to end overfishing approved
The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council has approved sweeping new rules this month to help end overfishing of nine imperiled species.
Salmon hatchery over private hands
State government is considering handing Hood Canal Salmon hatchery to private operator.
Decentralisation of CFP is necessary
Scottish Fishermen Federation (SFF) has responded well to the reformation of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP).
NFFO Chairman sees hard work in 2010
NFFO Chairman Davy Hill looks forward into the New Year with more intense workload in comparison to 2009.
Seafish welcomes new eco-label report
Seafish, the authority on seafood, has welcomed a study published today (Monday 21 December) which found eco-labels offering information on the sustainability of seafood are difficult to understand and confuse consumers.
Barents Sea cooperation project concluded
Russian and Norway has jointly concluded the Barents Sea cooperation project on safeguarding industrial activities in the sea.
Seafood for Christmas season
Good amount of seafood are available in Queensland for the Christmas season to cherish the festival as well as to welcome New Year.
