Maine lobster industry still affected
Lobster fishermen and dealers have no respite this spring as the price is still low in the market.
Lobster fishermen and dealers have no respite this spring as the price is still low in the market.
Leading fish farming company is said to pay £13K to fishery board following the escape of juvenile salmon from a freshwater farm.
A new approach to protect key habitats with pilot project on "Salmon Strongholds” has been launched by the council.
Fishermen are to launch a legal challenge against the closure of Ireland's commercial eel fishery.
The Commission yesterday presented to Council its Communication on the implementation of the 2006-08 Action Plan for simplifying and improving the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP). This report summarises the progress made during this period, and outlines how the Commission intends to continue working towards better and simpler fisheries legislation in future. The results achieved so far are encouraging: all the initiatives laid down in the 2006-08 Action Plan were completed. Fisheries legislation has become clearer, and its implementation costs both for administrations and for operators have been reduced. The report also highlights the use of impact assessments as a valuable tool for fine-tuning new legislation in advanc
The European Commission welcomes the results of this morning's Fisheries Council meeting in Luxembourg, at which Council conclusions on sustainable development of EU aquaculture were adopted. Council's support for the Commission's strategy will provide new political impetus for the sustainable development of the sector.
An NFFO delegation met recently with Defra officials and the Shellfish Association of Great Britain to discuss shellfish policy.
The NAFC Marine Centre is launching a new study into the diets of stored lobsters to find out whether storage has an effect on appearance, as well as the weight…
Overhauling of fisheries rule is on the block to protect both fish stocks and fishermen, confirms a report.
Fisheries regulators are meeting at Portland, Maine to witness a historic rewriting of the way traditional fish stocks will be managed.