Japanese fishermen go off work
The fishermen in Japan are ready to strike to protest rising fuel prices which put their occupation at risk.
Seafish warns of costly import restrictions
Imports of seafood into the UK are strictly regulated and monitored to ensure that fishery products reaching European borders are of the standard expected by European consumers. As part of…
Climate change will have “major impact” on fishing industry
Climate change is already impacting the world’s oceans and will have serious consequences for the hundreds of millions of people who depend on fishing for their livelihoods, according to the…
Sports fishermen in trouble
Clashes have been witnessed on the high seas of Costa Rica between commercial fishing boats and tourist sport fishing boats.
Seafish funding touched 1 million pounds
In 2009 the funding project for Seafish industry would reach up to total 1 million pounds to boost UK seafood industry.
Fishing industry seeks government help
Fishermen met Senate President Manuel B. Villar Jr to appeal for help for recently typhoon affected fishermen.
Fishermen to maintain shipping lane traffic
In the Coghill District the fishermen were advised to keep shipping lane traffic and respond to radio warnings.
New changes to boost fishing industry
Fisheries Minister proposes changes to boost Australian fishing industry for improved profitability and sustainability.
Shellfish harvesting restricted in St Mary’s Bay
Part of St. Mary’s Bay still closed to harvesting of bi-valve mollusks except scallops for recreational or commercial purposes.
Iceland goes for mussel cultivation
The fishing industry of Iceland is opting for mussel cultivation as the later is becoming a competitive industry in its own.
