Seafood industry to manage catch risks
The Seafood industry of New Zealand has declared to managing by catch risks because accidental catch of dolphins is regrettable.
Legal suit over kreefs
The government of South Africa has decided to go ahead with legal fight regarding the business of kreef in the state.
Federal managers proposes to close salmon fishing
Federal managers have come up with drastic proposal that would put complete closure of salmon fishing in California and Oregon this year.
Vannamei farming gets government’s nod
India will soon start the farming of Vannamei, the cheapest variety of shrimp across the globe, that accounts for 90 percent of global shrimp output.
Aquaculture can save bluefin tuna
Scientists hope that the best aquaculture could save bluefin tuna from the brink of collapse.
Japan kills whaling target
The Japanese authorities informed that their whaling mission in the Antarctic will kill half of the intended goal as the environmentalists harassing them.
Scheme for Irish fishing industry restructuring announced
Irish government has announced major decommissioning scheme to make the Irish fishing industry a profitable and sustainable sector.
Rescued fishermen died in hospital
The two Donegal fishermen died in hospital overnight after being rescued from shipwreck off the coast of north Donegal.
Trawler survivors vowed never to go sea
Two fishermen survived a fatal fishing trawler tragedy on the NSW coast and recount their ordeal of the tragedy.
Tuna problem plunge fishing industry into darkness
The authority of Santos City admitted that the fishing industry is going towards darkness due to declining volume of tuna catches in recent years.
