Study looks deep into commercial fisheries
The California Department of Fish and Game has commissioned study that shows commercial fisheries with promise but also in peril.
Low crab prices to stay
Crab prices are going unexpectedly down keeping fishermen on their toes and it would remain for long says union head.
First Scottish marine bill introduced
Marine Bill, Scotland’s first, has been introduced to the Scottish Parliament to boost the fishery sector.
Lobster tragedy
Some fishermen in Newfoundland are refusing to sell lobster catches because of low prices.
Too much red tapism for fishermen
N.S. is mounting red tape for lobster fishermen and make the situation worse day by day, express fisheries critic.
Federal fund for inlet dredging
The federal government has decided to kick the dredging of Shinnecock Inlet through its economic stimulus effort.
We will soon be listening for sharks along the WA coast
The Western Australian Government has provided additional funding for monitoring the occurrence of “tagged” white (pointer) sharks off metropolitan Perth beaches.
WWF-Canada: European Union Main Offender in Overfishing Cod
Solutions must be addressed now in advance of NAFO Annual Meeting in September - WWF-Canada
Brussels positive and optimistic
‘The European Seafood Exposition in Brussels is the most important event of its kind and easily the the world´s largest seafood exhibition. Our experience of this exhibition has been excellent…
New American journey for Norwegian salmon
After six year of absence from the American market the Norwegian Seafood Export Council has decided to renew its investment in the USA. The budget in one of the world’s…
