Fishing petition falls flat in Gloucester
America’s fishing industry praise the fishing petition but it fails to make an impact in Gloucesters, country’s most important ports.
Commercial fishing makes come back on the Red Lake Indian Reservation
Red Lake resumes commercial fishing after being shut down in 1995 as the population of walleye fish declined.
New company launched in sea food market
Two Food production companies joined hands to start new seafood giant to tap big sea food market.
Key demands limitation for crab pots
National leader John Key has called for crab pots limitation at popular beaches as they lure deadly sharks near swimming areas.
Operational Programme “fisheries” for Greece 2007-2013
The European Commission recently approved the Operational Programme for Greek fisheries for the period 2007-2013. The total eligible public expenditure of the programme amounts to € 274,105,143, with EU assistance through the European Fisheries Fund (EFF) amounting to € 207,832,237.
The programme covers the entire territory of Greece which is divided into 11 convergence and 2 non-convergence regions. € 176,83 million of the EFF assistance will be allocated to the convergence regions.
South African government reduce fishing rights
South African fishing industry facing pressure as the effective allocation of long-term fishing rights is about to reduce.
Greenhouse may cut Bering Sea fish production
Bering Sea, one of world’s most productive fisheries, is in threat due to greenhouse conditions.
Tuna fish catches decline in Philippines
Philippines struggling to meet the surging demand of tuna fish as its catches going down.
Fish show to boost Canada’s fishing & marine industry
Unique Fish show is going to held in Moncton and is expected to boost the commercial fishing and marine industry in the country.
Coast Guard towed Equinox
The Coast Guard Cutter towed a 55-foot fishing boat Equinox to Seward after the boat’s engine failed.
