Salmon farming company faces heavy loss
Investors in salmon farming and fishing krill have nothing to gain as the disease devoured salmon and krill fisher is at risk.
Cyprus set new fisheries programme for future
The European Commission has approved the Operational Programme for Cyprus fisheries for 2007-2013.
Crab season fails to score big
Crabbers are facing the heat of the weather as vicious storm in December prevents them to score big even with good selling prices.
Mercury levels in tuna is not health hazards
Eating tuna with high mercury levels does not threaten public health, says Japan’s Fisheries Agency.
No licence to krill trawl creates new partnerships
Five Norwegian companies, presently unlicenced to trawl for krill in Antarctica,
Popular TV series boosts the red king crab market
Domestic retail demand for wild Alaska red king crab has reached to a new height in early 2008, due to a popular cable television series.
Different views comes up on using horseshoe crabs as bait
While New Jersey mulls to extend its ban on taking horseshow crabs for fishing bait, different opinions emerged out of distinct people.
Tuna Sushi facing high mercury levels
Laboratory test confirmed presence of high mercury levels in tuna sushi available in Manhattan stores and restaurant, informed the Environmental Protection Agency.
Canadian apex court decide the fate of fishermen
The verdict of the Supreme Court of Canada would decide whether commercial fishing licences can be defined as property under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (BIA).
Tuna cages occupy large areas
In Malta total 80 cages of tuna has occupied a total surface area as much as 11 football grounds, says report by the National Office of Statistics.
