Fishstock, the Urban Festival of Seafood and Music
Fishstock, the Urban Festival of Seafood and Music that is being held in Brixham, South Devon on 10th September 2011.
Fisherman Dies after being overcome by fumes.
A 37 year old Scottish fisherman has died after being overcome by fumes aboard a fishing trawler in the North sea. The fisherman was one of two men flown to Aberdeen from the Peterhead-registered fishing trawler Startlight Rays PD 230. A Third fisherman was flown to hospital in Lerwick after complaining of feeling unwell, in an operation co-cordinated by Aberdeen coastguard's. The trawler was performing standby duties for the oil industry in the Devenick field, 155 miles off Aberdeen..
No tax for raw fish import
Vietnamese government has decided to completely waive tax for raw fish import to boost seafood export.
Growing interest from Russian fisheries spurs new MSC appointment
Dr Vassily Spiridonov has joined the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) as its contract representative for the Russian Federation. This new appointment reflects increasing interest from the Russian wild-capture fisheries sector in meeting market demand for independent certification of their products. Based in Moscow, Dr Spiridonov will be working with fisheries managers, fishing and processing companies, scientists and conservation organisations throughout Russia, to help them take part in the MSC certification and ecolabelling program.
Tilapia – August 2011
First quarter export and import trends in 2011 were positive in most of the international and domestic markets. Last year, world export value of tilapia surpassed USD 1 billion.
Grand prize won by recfisher
Quinns Rocks’ recreational fisher Henry Boogaard has won grand prize for research in fisheries subject.
Argentine anchovy fishery get MSC label
The Argentinean Bonaerense anchovy (Engraulis anchoita) semi-pelagic mid-water trawl net fishery has become the first MSC certified anchovy fishery in the world.
Stellwagen proposal imposes new fishing limits
Chief the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary is preparing a proposal for an "ecological research area" that could impose new fishing limits.
New law approved for sustainable aquaculture
The government of New Zealand has approved new legislation to support growth in the aquaculture sector.
Is the Aquaculture Industry Caught In a Fishmeal Trap
An examination of the fishmeal-soybean meal relationship and research initiatives aimed at reducing the fishmeal inclusion level in fish feeds.
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