Chinese seafood restrictions ease
The Food and Drug Administration has decided to loosen the restrictions imposed last year on Chinese seafood processors.
Shellfish season about to close
The New Zealand Ministry of Fisheries is ready to propose a closed season for shellfish gathering at Cockle Bay in Manukau City to protect depleted cockle beds.
Crawfish fished illegally
It is reported that illegal taking of crawfish is increasing and the illegitimate use of air compressor for fishing also taking its toll.
New breed of farmers in Singapore fishing industry
The Singapore government announces that it will re-organize its farming policy to ensure food supplies remain stable in the long term.
Trawl nets slaughter dolphin
Western Australia fishermen defend their fishing methods even after many dolphins died in trawl nets.
Catfish farms suffers due to hike in grain prices
Catfish farmers across the south part of US are unable to cope with the soaring cost of corn and soybean feed and are draining their ponds.
Scottish Pelagic Fishery got first MSC Eco-Label
First Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) standard certificate has been given to a Scottish herring fishery.
China to give more sturgeons to Hong Kong
The central government of China has decided to give five more Chinese sturgeons to Hong Kong for Olympic display.
Seeking funds for Myanmar fisheries
The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) is seeking huge funds for the development of Myanmar fishing industry.
Seafood consumption slashes in US
The consumption of seafood in the United States has gone down slightly in 2007, down 1 percent from the previous year.
