The New England Red Crab Harvesters’ Association has entered the full assessment process for certification to the Marine Stewardship Council’s (MSC) standard for sustainable and well-managed fisheries. The red crab…
The NZ Federation of Commercial Fishermen last night raised over $32,000 at it's annual charity auction in Wellington. "We're thrilled to have raised so much for the Shipwreck Relief Society"…
A Review of the Bottom Grown (BG) Mussel Sector on the Island of Ireland Fisheries Minister Michelle Gildernew MP, MLA Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Mary Coughlan TD and…
Fisheries Secretary Richard Lochhead today headed to Brussels demanding urgent talks with the UK Government over what can be done to help the Scottish fishing industry over increasing fuel prices.…
The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) announces the revision of a regulation that prohibits longline pot gear in the Bering Sea sablefish individual fishing quota (IFQ) and sablefish community development…
A new research study has been conducted on fjord- and coastal ecology In Porsangerfjord, Northern Norway, the kelp beds have disappeared due to overgrazing from sea urchins.
Catfish farmers in the Mekong Delta have lost hundreds of billions of dong since March due to surging input costs and slumping prices.
Conservation group Riverkeeper in its report revealed that many Hudson River fish are in serious long-term decline.
According to a new Seafish project which specifically looked at the feasibility of using shell waste in aggregates, it is possible to reduce costs and in the right circumstances even…
Seafood Fortnight has attracted an excellent catch of celebrity chefs to help support this year’s celebration of the UK seafood industry.
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