New York witness fish farming
Local Ocean, LLC, a seafood manufacturing company, plans to establish a controlled environment aquaculture fish farming project in New York’s Capital Region.
Farming in Nova Scotia could be disaster
Fishermen predict that farming in Nova Scotia can be very risky due to rise in pollution off Port Mouton Bay.
Commission rebuts Ombudsman’s recommendation concerning quotas for West of Scotland.
The Commission has received the Ombudsman's draft recommendation wherein he asks the Commission to rectify an administrative error concerning fishing quotas in the West of Scotland allocated for the year 2007.
Fund for new fish projects
The government of Scotland is ready to fund fifty new fish projects that will boost the fishing industry and its economy.
MSC certificate for French saithe fishery
The EURONOR fleet [1], based in Boulogne-sur-mer, is the second French fishery enters the MSC certification programme.
Seafood catch value runs in billion
In New Zealand the value of seafood catch is said to be more than a billion US dollar since 1996, affirms NZSIC.
New approach for promotion announces
Seafish, authority on UK’s seafood, has announced new approach to seafood promotion and commits to deliver more value to all sectors of industry.
Law Enforcement Advisory Panel announces meeting in New Orleans
The Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council (GMFMC) has announced the meeting of its Law Enforcement Advisory Panel on March 17, in New Orleans, LA.
Lerøy Seafood registered strong results in crisis
Lerøy Seafood Group has recorded a consolidated revenue of NOK 1,703 million in Q4 2008 as against NOK 1,591 million in Q4 2007.
Feed report 2007 – Monitoring of feed and feed raw materials for fish and other marine animals
Feed and feed raw materials may contain undesirable substances, which again may be transferred to the fish. Therefore, the feed surveillance programme contributes significantly to the overview of undesirable substances of Norwegian farmed fish, important for the assessment of food safety. NIFES monitors the content of undesirable substances in feed and feed raw materials for fish and other marine animals on behalf of the Norwegian Food Safety Authority.
