China grabs India’s seafood exports
Indian seafood export is now looking for better market in China as the payments are prompt and sales increased.
Federal officers acknowledge flaws in catch share system
Officials with the US Department of Commerce acknowledged "problems" in the fisheries "catch share" program for New England fishermen.
Shark mitigation project gets fund boost
The State government has announced to invest big amount to boost the projects of Western Australia’s shark mitigation strategies.
EU table proposal to protect tuna & swordfish
The European Union has pushed its ambitious proposals to protect tuna and swordfish at ICCAT meeting.
WA bans plastic bait bands at sea
Possession of plastic bait bands at sea has been banned by Western Australia authority for environmental purpose.
Fall over board from fishing vessel
The Division for Investigation of Maritime Accidents/Danish Maritime Accident Investigation Board has published a report about a fatal accident on 27 February 2011 on board the Greenlandic registered fishing vessel ERIKA
Huge fine slap on commercial fisherman
Nearly $50,000 fine was slapped on a commercial fisherman from Palm Beach County, says a report.
Robust trout stock trout led opening of season
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has decided to open season for trout as the stock is bulging.
Spanish government stressed for determination in fisheries agreement
Spanish government put stress on more boost and determination in fisheries accord between EU and third countries.
Spanish small-scale fisheries ready for MSC
First Spanish small-scale fisheries have entered full assessment to attain MSC certificate, says a report.
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