Fishing industry audit
The officials from European Union are ready to conduct a "multi-million dollar" scrutiny of the fishing industry.
Difficult to recoup costs in Resurrection Bay
Commercial fishery in Resurrection Bay is facing tough situation as they find it difficult to recoup the costs.
Ocean acidification causes job cuts & revenue loss
Ocean acidification is going to change the marine ecosystems and that has the possibility of job cuts and revenue loss.
Malta’s shark fears extinction
Shark Alliance calls on EU Commissioner Joe Borg for stronger finning ban in Maltese water as it threatened the species.
Seafood business boom despite economic slide down
The shares of Vietnamese seafood companies stay afloat because of excellent performance despite global economic downturn.
Longline fishermen complains about new rules
Local fishermen of Panama complaint about the newly proposed fishing regulations as it would affect the lonline fishing industry badly.
Lobster fishermen divide over plan
The lobster fishermen of Prince Edward Island have appeared to be split over a proposal to minimize the number of fishermen plying the waters.
Climate change talks mustn’t forget fisheries
Responses to climate change must protect aquatic ecosystems, fisheries and aquaculture — and make the most of them
Herring fishery looking bright
HB Grandi’s pelagic vessels have been fishing well on herring over the last 24 after a slow start. Lundey NS has already landed 700 tonnes in addition to the 350…
Seafood a hit at Edinburgh show
Edinburgh’s taste festival in Inverleith Park, 29-31 May, proved a massive success for seafood Scotland, which provided non stop cooking and tasting sessions at the show.
