Smooth Oreo raises good fisheries management
Increase in quota in smooth oreo on the South Island's east coast is a perfect example of good fisheries management.
Regionalisation, a complex aspect of CFP reform
Debate is hot up over the regionalization, perhaps one of the popular, but complex aspects of the upcoming CFP reform.
Meat handling robot introduced at Pack Expo
Adept Technology has launched a new high-speed meat handling robot at Pack Expo, says a report.
Northwest Atlantic ecosystem under change
The Northwest Atlantic Ecosystem is greatly affected by human impacts and environmental factors.
Demand for products with omega-3s high
Fish oil suppliers insisted that the consumers still want products with omega-3s, confirms a news report.
New Year Arrives Early for New Zealand Fishermen
The rest of the country has three months to wait until New Year's celebrations but for most fishermen, tomorrow is the start of a new year.
Tuna industry: Over $300 million in exports; over 120,000 jobs
Large and small boats, ranging from tuna purse seiners weighing more than 250 gross tons, to pump boats from which handline fishermen hook giant tuna destined for fresh and frozen…
Twenty-two percent Hoki increase ‘business as usual’ says New Zealand seafood industry
'Business as usual' is how the New Zealand Seafood Industry describes the Minister of Fisheries' decision to increase the commercial catch limits for hoki this year by 20,000 tonnes, said the seafood industry's DeepWater Group chief executive George Clement.
Former Lifeboat Coxswain Fined £3,000 for Illegal Scalloping in Potting Box
Skipper of the 15-metre Brixham scalloper, Constant Friend, BM484, and former Torbay lifeboat coxswain, David Hurford, were fined £3,000 for dredging illegally in an area reserved for crab and lobster potters.
NFFO Leads Campaign on margin of Tolerance
The NFFO is spearheading a campaign to extract the margin of tolerance issue from the new Control Regulation. The new regulation is expected to be agreed at the next Council…
