Export and export production of marine products 2008
Statistics Iceland has released a new issue of Statistical Series in the topical category of fisheries. This issue presents export and export production of marine products. In 2008 the export…
Support from Scottish Fishermen’s Trust for important fisheries projects
The Trust has awarded £10,000 to the Scottish Fisheries Sustainable Accreditation Group in its bid to achieve MSC certification for North Sea haddock, with the same amount pledged for an…
Commission opens the discussion on fishing possibilities for 2010
Today the European Commission presented its views on how to set fishing possibilities in EU waters for 2010. A consultation document sets out the approach the Commission intends to take…
Strong growth in values of salmon exports
The Norwegian seafood industry exported salmon to a value of 1.9 billion kroner in April according to figures from the Norwegian Seafood Export Council. This is 559 billion NOK higher…
w agreement between Norway and the UK on economic zones
Norway and the UK have entered into an agreement on the boundary between the countries’ economic zones. The agreement also sets out the exact position of the boundary line.
New EU policy worries tuna fishery
A new fisheries product regulation is going to be effected by the European Union next year which will have an impact on Philippines tuna industry.
Peddler’s licences in demand
The demand for peddler’s licences in Prince Edward Island has increased since the beginning of the lobster season on May1.
Good reports of crab harvest and tilefish
After five years of continue decline blue crab harvest has picked up and doing well, says the 2008 landings report.
Series of meetings fails to overcome lobster crisis
Several meetings between federal and provincial fisheries officials on lobster crisis failed to produce any results.
Good amount announced for aquaculture infrastructure for Province’s South Coast
The state budget made in 2009 committed $1 million for infrastructure projects on the province’s south coast, with a total provincial commitment of $5 million over two years.
