Science Breakthrough
A meeting in Copenhagen in mid January may prove to be a breakthrough to a better kind of fisheries science. ICES, the body of international scientists who provide fisheries advice…
Low prices high costs threaten Argentine squid industry
Argentina’s squid sector is “hopeful, yet concerned” about the season which is scheduled to begin in a few days time, said Fernando Georgiadis, chairman of the country’s Chamber of Jigger…
New regulation infuriates fishermen, conservationists
Draft regulation from federal regulators is criticized as it could seriously affect the industry without doing much to overfishing.
Unregulated aquaculture, a bigger threat
Unregulated aquaculture is a threat to Gulf of Mexico and become a serious concern for all Americans, say experts.
Encouraging fish farmers to be entrepreneurs
Researchers at a Scots university are urging fish farmers in one of the world's poorest nations to become entrepreneurs.
Pool loans to set up farms
Traditional fishermen in Malaysian region have pool leans to set up their own firms in order to come out of poverty.
Asmak to develop Seychelles tuna farm
Abu Dhabi fisheries company Asmak ASMK.AD is considering tuna farm in waters off the Seychelles archipelago.
Piracy reduces tuna stocks
Piracy off Somalia’s coast has reduced the stocks of tuna in the Indian Ocean, one of the world’s richest sources of the fish.
Atlantic mackerel certified
Scottish Pelagic Sustainability Group Ltd western component of north east Atlantic mackerel has been certified as MSC status.
Confiscated vessels to be scampered
Malaysian authorities have decided to wrecked the confiscated foreign vessels which was done off the Terengganu coast.
