Lundey and Ingunn queue to land in Norway
Several Icelandic vessels have been fishing herring in Norwegian and international waters recently. The fish that is not processed at sea has been landed to Norwegian processors. Two of HB…
Scottish and EU fishing industry opt for moderation while Norway chases short-term advantage
Bertie Armstrong, chief executive of the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation, has questioned the stance taken by Norway at last week’s meeting to set the mackerel quota entitlement for 2009.
Critical Decisions on Celtic Sea Cod at November Council
The signs are mounting that the November Council of European fisheries ministers is likely to take critical decisions on the EU cod recovery plan - and whether or not it is extended to include the Celtic Sea next year.
BFAR eyes tuna in north of Cagayan
Philippines government is looking forward to have tuna catch ranching northeast waters of Cagayan to increase tuna production.
Voting on first fish farm in US delays
A fishery panel has decided to delay the voting on first fish farm in the waters of the United States.
Fishery council mulls over closing northern waters
Arctic leaders support NPFMC’s proposal to close the commercial fishing in the region for now.
Samherji’s position strong -in spite of the financial turmoil
Samherji has not missed out on the difficult economic situation but these conditions have however not affected Samherji as much as many other companies in Iceland
Seafood companies urged to get advice on new legislation
Companies in the seafood industry throughout Yorkshire and the Humber are being urged to find out more about laws that could have far reaching consequences on their livelihoods.
SIMRAD: New PI Geometry sensor
Improve catch efficiency with accurate trawl geometry measurements
WWF-SA fisheries boss won top award
Dr Samantha Petersen, a biologist with WWF-South Africa, has won a prestigious international award for her work on endangered species.
