New rules to help shrimpers in conservation
FWC has approved new set of rules to help shrimpers protect marine animals and turtles.
A Lift at Sea A Life at Risk
Press of Atlantic City are published a six-part series on New Jersy commerical fishing this week. Click the link below.
NZ intercepts pirate tooth-fish long-liner “Carmela” in the Ross Sea
An Illegal fishing vessel was detected by a Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) P3K Orion in the Ross Sea on Wednesday during a routine fisheries patrol.
Argentina increases common hake TAC by 27% to 338.000 tons
Argentina’s Federal Fisheries Council, CFP, has fixed the total allowable catch (TAC) of common hake (Merluccius hubbsi) for 2010 at 338,000 tons. This is 72.000 tons or 27% higher than…
Workshop in fishing gear development
Fishing gear development workshop is going to held around middle of December in Hirtshals.
Illegal fishers under trap
Two day compliance operation by NSW fishery officers caught many illegal fishermen in the trap.
Aquaculture business shows good results
Scottish aquaculture industry registered good results that have been highlighted in the 2008 Scottish Fish Farm Annual Production Survey.
Ecological reform of EU fishing policy needed
An ecological reform of EU fishing policy would help recover fish stocks and keep jobs, says Oceana.
Spanish barriers for Vietnamese seafood
Vietnamese seafood has tough time in Spain as the Spanish authorities have refused t clear a Vietnamese consignment due to mistakes in quarantine certification.
Superchilling and MAP boost fish life
Blend of super chilling and modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) can extend the shelf life of Atlantic salmon fillets by a further 11 days, say Chilean scientists.
