Human activity damaging Caribbean Sea
Recent study reveals that the Caribbean Sea is one of the most seriously areas damaged by human activity.
Banned caviar in market
Eating or selling black caviar is illegal although it is available in Russian market for domestic and export use.
Protest over fish farm plan
Local campaigners protest over the creation of new fish farm by Norwegian company Marine Harvest near Lamlash Bay.
High tuna catch afloat commercial fishing fleet
Commercial fishing fleet in the west coast of New Zealand is riding high on record breaking tuna catch this season.
Namibia facing threats to fish stocks
Namibia’s fish stocks is depleting quickly due to tremendous climate change, heavy pollution and excessive harvesting.
Governor lobby for shark industry relief
Florida’s governor Charlie Crist has appealed to the federal disaster relief to help Florida's shark fishing industry.
Great interest for seafood
Aker Seafoods is experiencing an increased demand for seafood in Europe as well as increased prices for several of its products. This year, the group’s turnover is expected to pass…
Low prices, soaring costs, discourage Argentine jiggers
Argentina’s squid season has had a poor start threatened by a weak demand and low prices, reports the newspaper El Chubut, from Puerto Madryn in the Patagonian province of Chubut.
Seafish study reveals that diesel additives fail to improve fuel efficiency
An integrated Seafish research programme on fuel efficiency for fishing vessels has found that there are no discernable improvements in fuel economy when using diesel fuel additives in engines for…
Future of fisheries policy
Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and the Environment Richard Lochhead will today meet the Norwegian Fisheries Minister, Ms Helga Pedersen today in Oslo. They will discuss, among other things, alternatives…
