Vietnam urged for Japanese investment in agriculture
Vietnam is an ideal place for Japanese investment in agricultural production and rurual development, expressed in a conference.
Harvesters convicted for violating fisheries regulations
The Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) charged fish harvesters for violating fisheries regulations.
Kota Kinabalu fish prices surge
The price of Kota Kinabalu has increased lately due to the year-end bad weather that has led to a supply shortage in the West Coast.
NOAA Approves Western and Central Pacific Bigeye Tuna Catch Limit
NOAA has established a catch limit for bigeye tuna (Thunnus obesus) in the U.S. pelagic longline fisheries in the western and central Pacific Ocean for each of the calendar years…
Krill oil for health products
Valensa International announces using Superba Krill oil for joint health and eye health products.
Record seafood exports in November
Seafood exports from Norway register record growth in November when the figure touches NOK 40 billion.
Strengthening fisheries management regulations
Da Nann peole’s committee wants to boost awareness o fisheries management regulations.
RAC needs improvement, says WWF
WWF studies revealed that the impartiality/neutrality of the RAC Chairmen needs to be improved.
Scots fishermen faces Norway water ban
Norwegian waters are ban for Scottish fishermen as the talks between them have collapsed.
EU/Norway consultations for 2010 – a real missed opportunity
After several weeks of negotiations between the European Union and Norway on bilateral fisheries arrangements for 2010, including arrangements on mackerel, the two Parties, at their latest meeting in Bergen (Norway), were unable to agree mutually satisfactory arrangements for their fishermen. The Commission deeply regrets that, despite all the efforts made to reach agreement with Norway, the respective approaches of the two Parties at this stage have proved to be irreconcilable.
