Lobster prices sinking fast in US
From Maine to New Jersey the prices of lobster is sinking fast due to economic recession, confirms authority.
Federal regulators advise deeper cut in pollock catch
Federal fishery regulators have recommended a deep slash in next year’s catch of Bering Sea pollock.
Environmentalists criticize WCPFC’s decision
Environmentalists lambasted the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission's decision to reduce catches by only 10 percent in each of the next three years.
Deadly jellyfish found in major locations
Massive swarms of stinging jellyfish and jellyfish-like animals have been found in places like Hawaii, Gulf of Mexico, the Bering Sea and other locations.
Aquaculture reforms reorganises
The government of New Zealand has announced that aquaculture reforms will be overhauled at the earliest.
As Mindanao seaweed exports surge, industry focuses on sustainability
Mindanao exports of seaweed may have doubled this year, but the region can't afford to slacken its efforts to ensure the long-term competitiveness of the seaweed sector, say industry leaders. …
WCPFC agrees to cut tuna catches in Pacific
Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) agreed to slash the catches of bigeye tuna in parts of the Pacific Ocean.
Subsidised fuel for fishermen
Malaysian authority has decided to reduce the prices of subsidized fuel for the fishermen to boost the fishing industry.
End of crab season go unnoticed
The commercial crabbers have hug up their nets two months before the 2008 commercial crabbing season ends.
Panama fishing boat sinks off Chile
Spanish-owned fishing vessel sinks 1,100 nautical miles off Inquique, Chile, but the all the crew reported safe and sound.
