Tough time for halibut fishermen
Low catch and soaring fuel prices have put the longline halibut fishermen in tough situation this year.
Developing new fish farming system
Provincial Legislature committee has recommended a rapid transition to closed-system fish farms to support salmon farming.
New law to end overfishing
A federal fisheries governing body has passed Amendment 16, demanding closures of commercial and recreational fishing in red alert zones in America.
Hudson River faces wrath of warming water
A recent study showed that Hudson River is greatly affected by the growing menace of global warming that brings the river’s fish to the brink of collapse.
Iceland defying whaling ban
Iceland starts its commercial whaling season, defying a global moratorium on the practice of hunting whales.
Pangasinan aquaculture under typhoon
Pangasinan Governor Amado Espino Jr. has declared the province under state of calamity following typhoon Cosme, which battered the agriculture and aquaculture of the state.
Alarm over wild Pacific Salmon stocks
In a new book, Who Killed the Grand Banks, the author raises the alarm over the state of Pacific wild salmon stocks.
Aquaculture gets big funding boost
The New Brunswick government has allotted C$1 million for strategic investments in the agriculture and aquaculture sectors in the 2008-2009 Budget.
Copeinca ASA Q1 2008 FINANCIAL RESULTS
Copeinca ASA achieved an EBITDA of USD 10.1 million on revenues of USD 68.1 million in the first quarter 2008 compared to an EBITDA of USD 4.6 million on revenues…
Omega Protein gains certification
The second biggest fishery in the US, the Menhaden Fishery, along with Omega Protein, has received Friend of the Sea certification for the sustainability of its fishing industry. Friend of…
