Scottish ban on shark finning
The government of Scotland has put a ban on fishermen removing fins from sharks whilst their vessels are at sea.
Greenpeace calls for arrest of Japanese illegal boat
Greenpeace has always raise voice against illegal fishing and this time it calls for the arrest of illegal fishing boat.
Scotland’s first offshore salmon farm under fire
Plans for offshore fish farms come under fire as the environmental groups have protest against the offshore fish famrs.
Whelk fishery support by new program
The Marine Institute’s Centre for Aquaculture and Seafood Development (CAS-D) is ready to give new technology program to whelk fishery.
Scottish seafood at world-famous event
Scottish seafood has been showcased on the menu at a 'world-famous' French culinary event, Bocuse d'Or Competition.
Apricot farmer turns billionaire
Nguyen Thanh Son, or Ba Son, is a billionaire and became one from planting apricot blossom in Thu Duc District, Ho Chi Minh City.
INGUNN IN MACKEREL SURVEY
Four Icelandic commercial vessels took part in a mackerel survey off the south and south-east of Iceland, orchestrated by the Marine Research Institute. HB Grandi’s purser-trawler Ingunn AK took part…
Argentina sets TAC for hoki, Patagonian toothfish and southern blue whitin
Argentina’s Federal Fisheries Council (CFP) announced 2009 total allowable catch (CMP) for hoki (Macruronus magellanicus), Patagonian toothfish (Dissostichus eleginoides) and southern blue whiting (Micromesistius australis), reflecting an effort to better…
Sustainable certificate for Pacific hake fishery upheld
Independent Adjudicator upholds certifier determination that the fishery meets the MSC standard as sustainable and well-managed.
Unique opportunity to experience Norwegian salmon
Norwegian seafood export council (NSEC) hosts a unique opportunity to see and learn Norwegian salmon.
