Advancing progress at Vopnafjördur
Iceland’s new fishmeal factory is doing quite well as its excellent progress certify.
Vietnamese pangasius depends on US and Mexico markets
Vietnam earned more than US$ 1 billion from pangasius exports and was mainly from US and Mexico markets, says Vietnam Customs.
Tra fish association may help industry
Vietnam tra fish association may help the industry and the possibility has been discussed in the convention.
Applause for fishermen in bigger nets trials
Brixham fishermen were praised for taking part in sustainable sea trials of bigger nets.
Fishing cooperative fails, says coalition
Northeast Seafood Coalition admits that federal law set up fisheries to fail in New England and across the nation.
Devon trawlermen reduce discarded juvenile fish by almost 60 percent
Radical approach by scientists to work alongside fishing fleet brings unprecedented results
Minister Shea Launches New Catch Certification Office to Support Exporters of Fish and Seafood Products to European Union
The Department of Fisheries and Oceans today opened its new Catch Certification Office to support Canadian exports of fish and seafood products affected by European Union (EU) regulatory requirements that go into effect on January 1, 2010. The EU is the second-largest market for Canada, importing $489 million (CDN) in fish and seafood products in 2008.
New SARFISH briefing with focus on TACs
The third briefing from FISH/Seas At Risk to EU Fisheries Ministers and other stakeholders has been sent out to prepare for the December 14-16 Council meeting. Catch quotas for 2010…
MSC’s toothfish certification proposal criticised
Scientists and environmental groups criticised the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) last week for proposing the certification of Ross Sea Antarctic toothfish. The certification is being recommended by UK-based Moody Marine,…
MSC receives wrath of scientists and environmentalists
Scientists and environmentalists have accused MSC of irresponsibility, bordering to swindle.
