Tough time for tuna export
Vietnamese tuna exporters are facing tough times as they cannot import materials for processing, while export markets are narrowing.
Marel stand by Global Entrepreneurship Week in Iceland
Marel is one of the main sponsors of the Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) in Iceland
PMA certificate for unique Iridium Filter
Thrane & Thrane receives PMA certification for Iridium Filter where Inmarsat & Iridium combinations now possible.
NOAA invites public comments for Navy Sonar Operations
NOAA’s Fisheries Service is inviting comments on the proposed authorization for Navy Sonar Operations off the coast of the Mariana Islands.
Public hearings for Snapper Grouper Fishery Management Plan
The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council is going to hold public hearings for the Snapper Grouper Fishery Management Plan.
Council approves 10 percent margin of tolerance
From 1st January there will be 10 percent margin of tolerance between logbook estimate and landing declaration, says the Council of Ministers.
Fisheries Council agrees on Control regulation and on 2010 fishing possibilities for the Baltic Sea
The Fisheries Council meeting in Luxembourg on 19 and 20 October took a number of important decisions and made headway on a number of issues. The discussions were dominated by the Commission's proposals for a root-and-branch reform of the CFP control framework and for fishing possibilities in the Baltic Sea for 2010.
Prawn quota ‘could sink fleets’
A proposed 30% cut in the prawn quota for Northern Ireland's fishing fleets could have dire consequences, an industry spokesman has warned.
Demand for increased breeding in aquaculture
Nofima expressed to increase the breeding programmes in aquaculture as the demand is rising, confirms a report.
New fisheries minister sworn in
Lisbeth Berg-Hansen was appointed as the new Norwegian Minister of Fisheries and Coastal Affairs.
