UK seafood corps target Brazil, net fish importer
The representatives of a group of Humber seafood firms met with their counterpart from one of the globe's largest retailers, France’s Carrefour, in a joint bid to establish trade ties…
Global Aquaculture Alliance Completes
The Global Aquaculture Alliance, the leading standards-setting organization for farmed seafood, has completed Best Aquaculture Practices standards for tilapia farm certification. Tilapia facilities can now achieve BAP certification by contacting…
New perspective on common fisheries policy
The Danish Ministry of Fisheries has launched new perspective on the Common Fisheries Policy.
Government to boost aquaculture
As the business of aquaculture is booming all over the world Namibian government is committed to support and boost the aquaculture industry in the country.
Fisherman upset with their rights suspension
The commercial fishermen of South Africa has expressed concerned over the suspension of commercial fishing rights.
Researcher trawlers grasp on stocks
The 90-foot-long trawler Darana R with the researchers on board grasped the stocks of fish on Buzzards Bay.
Anger over High Court stay on net ban
Recreational fishermen of New Zealand have expressed their anger that they are not included in a High Court ruling which holds the set net ban.
Renowned fisherman arrested
A world-famous fisherman was arrested in Canada for allegedly fishing illegally inside Canada’s 200 mile limit.
US seafood crisis sees solution
The Aquarium of the Pacific along with government agencies and other business organisations discussed solutions for dealing with the looming seafood crisis.
Hurricane Ike blown away Mexican seafood trade
Fishermen on the Gulf of Mexico are not harvesting oysters and shrimps instead cleaning up debris after devastating hurricane Ike.
