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.
Iceland to start environmentally friendly meal production
HB Grandi has announced to introduce new environmental firnedly fish meal production very soon.
Conservation projects funded
Conservation projects for Scotland’s fishing industry have been awarded total funding of £250,000.
Economic crisis affects crab industry badly
Newfoundland and Labrador's processors claim the crab industry is sinking due to the ongoing economic recession.
Future of fishing boat in the hands of Portheleven
The fate of the last big fishing boat built in the port is in the hands of Porthleven, says a report.
Fishing organizations cries for fisheries ministers to deal crisis
Fisheries Organizations throughout Atlantic Canada have urged the intervention of fisheries ministers to save lobster industry from crisis.
Take safety lessons from the Lady Mary
People died on the Lade Mary when it sank due to lack of safety measures prescribed by the Coast Guard.
Gulf Council invites public hearings on Reef Fish Amendment 31
Public hearings are scheduled to start for Reef Fish Amendment 31/loggerhead sea turtle interactions with reef fish bottom longline gear.
Three organisations unite to promote sustainable fishing
Maersk, Friend of the Sea and Dolphin-Safe have come under one roof to ensure chain of custody and to promote sustainable fishing.
Study shows recovering North Sea cod stocks
New research from the International Council for the Exploration of the Seas has opened up new reality that North Sea cod stocks continuing to recover.
