Boy saved lobstermen’s life
Maine lawmakers honored a 8-year-old lad who saved his grandfather’s life during lobster trapping.
Crewing Chaos
The new Home Office polices on the entry of non EEA nationals to the UK threatens to cause chaos in those parts of the UK fleet that are now heavily…
TripleNine’s previous energy agreement with the Danish Energy Agency has expired and a new agreement must be entered before 1 October 2009.
- We have therefore begun to put the basis of the agreement into place. Among other things, this involves carrying out a complete energy mapping of the company divided by the individual process operations, explains Environmental Manager Henrik Sørensen.
Shark dealer pleads guilty to illegally dealing in fins from protected species
Mark L. Harrison, a resident of Southport, Fla., and Harrison International LLC, a Florida corporation, today pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Atlanta to violating the Lacey Act, a…
Coast Guard, Navy to provide joint presence in Western and Central Pacific Ocean
The U.S. Coast Guard and Navy are combining efforts to monitor and deter illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing in the Central and Western Pacific. Crew members from the Fourteenth Coast Guard District will sail aboard the Oliver Hazard Perry-class, guided-missile frigate, USS Crommelin FFG 37, when the Pearl Harbor-based ship deploys Monday morning.
Herring scarce after Seamen’s Day stopover
All three of HB Grandi’s pelagic vessels are now back at sea after the annual Seamen’s Day stopover in port at the end of last week. According to Ingimundur Ingimundarson,…
Crab prices high but fishermen getting lower rates
In the midst of economic crisis the prices of crab are increases but the fishermen of Marylanders are getting lower rates.
China’s ban affected Vietnam’s seafood industry
Vietnamese seafood processing companies are facing miserable time as China has imposed fishing ban on some fishing grounds of Vietnam.
P.E.I. fishermen eager to know federal aid package
Lobster fishermen on P.E.I. are desperate to know the details of the aid package announced by the federal government.
Big fine for illegal fishing
Fishing vessel owner pays $500,000 fine for illegal fishing in protected waters of remote central Pacific U.S. territory.
