New rules for state aid to fisheries
The European Commission has approved new guidelines on state aid to the fisheries sector.
NOAA concerns about rockfish
NOAA’s Fisheries Service has considered case to protect five Puget Sound rockfish species as it is proposed for endangered species.
King salmon fishery faces tough times
King salmon, the valuable fish makes the life of Yup’ik Eskimo fishermen greener as the seafood lovers’ demand for king salmon increases.
Oversized fishing fleet threats tuna population
Environmental group WWF in its report mentioned that too many fishing boats for tuna in the Mediterranean Sea threats the population of the species.
Crawfish farms under pressure in China
Early Easter puts extra pressure on crawfish farms as the local farms busy providing Southeast Texans with meals for the last few Fridays of Lent.
Tiger prawn culture evolves
Tiger prawn is slowly and steadily making its way to retail malls and outlets in India as people started having this product.
Thailand wins anti-dumping battle against USA
World Trade Organisation Disputes Panel has given the verdict in favour of Thailand over anti-dumping measures on warm water shrimp.
Salmons forecast for 2008 in Alaska
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has announced its forecast of the Alaskan commercial salmon harvest for the 2008 season.
Halibut catch drop by 2 million pounds this year
Alaska halibut fishermen are getting ready to use their quota shares in full swing as the season got underway Saturday.
NMFS made strict commercial fishing regulations
The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) has enacted strict federal regulations to give the aquatic species more time to breed and repopulate.
