Dutch sustainable seafood wave rising
Dutch fishmonger franchise is launching a campaign to introduce the MSC’s blue eco-label to its customers.
Indiana responsible for Gulf ‘dead zone’
In the Gulf of Mexico there is a Massachusetts-size "dead zone” which threatens 1 $6 billion fishing industry there.
Fishing for energy programme launch
Covanta Energy and NOAA join together with the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to launch fishing for energy programmer to minimize the fishing gear.
Application for commercial restrictions
Ministry of Fisheries called for submission of application to put tough restrictions on the Opihi and Orari rivers and the Washdyke Lagoon.
Invasive species increases in Baltic Sea
Marine researchers find large numbers of new invasive species, the Mnemiopsis leidyi, in Baltic Sea, which could damage the herring, perch, and pike.
Yemen faces illegal fishing in its waters
Fishing industry in Yemen flourishing and contributed a great deal towards its economy but now illegal fishing has been spotted in its waters.
California salmon collapse toss fishing industry
The sudden collapse of California salmon makes the fishermen to go for another lean year that stirs the entire West Coast fishing industry.
Steps taken to preserve cod stocks
The Scottish government has came up with a landmark scheme that rewards fishermen who help in preserving cod stocks with extra days at sea.
Fish Canada Show ready to hook people
Exhibitors are looking forward to hook interest at this week’s fish show going top be held between February 7-9 in Moncton.
NMFS comes out with new rules
The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) put many restrictions on the direct fishing for Pacific cod through different rules.
