Tuna export shows good result
Vietnamese tuna export registered string growth in the past ten months of 2011, confirms a report.
Norwegian fish better than the EU believed
Norwegian fish contain less inorganic arsenic than the EU thought.
Scottish Fisheries Minister Making COD Plan Priority.
The Scottish fishing fleet is drowning in "regulatory quicksand" Scottish Fisheries Minister Richard Lochhead said .
Fisheries production up over 3 years
The value of Indian fisheries is expected to grow 28 percent over three years as the production is booming up.
Developing Indonesian fishing industry
Indonesian marine fishing industry has great potential to develop with abundant fish stocks, says a report.
Up coming marron season sees changes
In Western Australia marron fishing season for 2012 will have some changes in the regulations.
Fisheries: 2012 fishing possibilities agreed between the EU and Norway
A new agreement for the management of shared fish stocks in the North Sea has been concluded between the European Union and Norway after a week of negotiations.
Satisfactory outcome for Scots fishermen at EU/Norway fish talks
Most of the key objectives were achieved for the Scottish fishing industry following the conclusion today (2 December) of the second round of EU/Norway talks to finalise catching opportunities for shared stocks.
Slow search for capelin
Not a great deal of capelin has been found on fishing grounds off the Westfjords after research vessel Árni Fridriksson yesterday reported some decent marks of large capelin there. Five or six pelagic vessels are now in the area and with poor weather forecast, it seems likely that the search will be brought to a close after this evening.
Commercial trawlers asks government to move Coral Sea project
Coral Sea Commonwealth Marine Reserve project is slated to move to no-take zone as urged by commercial trawlers.
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