EU to renegotiate big fish deal
The European Union decided to renegotiate a fish deal with Mauritania in order to compensate less as far as its fish intakes goes.
French studies Australian oyster skills
Australian oyster skills are in demand as French oyster companies studies farming methods and consider buying local technology.
Culture of compliance to sustain fisheries
European Commissioner for Fisheries and Maritime Affairs express that a culture of compliance is vital for sustainable and equitable fisheries.
New fish factory in Eden
A new hi-tech fish processing factory is going to join the Eden’s fishing industry, announced member for Eden-Monaro Gary Nairn.
MSC not to expand aquaculture certification
The Board of Directors of MSC has made a decision not to expand the fisheries certification and labelling prorgamme to seafood products from aquaculture.
Indian fisheries need help
Seafood Exporters Association of India (SEAI) has called for help from the government to save their fisheries sector.
Spanish Agriculture and Fisheries minister visits Uruguay
Spain is interested in further promoting its fishing fleet in the South Atlantic using Montevideo as an operational port for the area, said Spanish Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Food…
Ready for launch
In 2007, the biotechnology company Aker BioMarine achieved important, broad-ranging advances throughout its value chain. Shortly, the company will launch both its dietary supplement Superba™ and Qrill™ krill oil.“Aker BioMarine…
Apex court: Fishing restrictions to stay
The Supreme Court has issued a ruling to support the fishing restrictions so that the conservation of fish stocks would not affected.
Map shows more human impacts on seas
Recent global map shows that the more than 90 percent of the world’s oceans are damaged by human activity.
