Japanese fishery awarded 20th Global Environmental Award
MSC certified Japanese fishery was given 20th Global Environmental Award for their continuous efforts for sustainable fisheries.
MSC certified Japanese fishery was given 20th Global Environmental Award for their continuous efforts for sustainable fisheries.
The VMI East Jutland blue shell mussel dredge fishery has entered full assessment in MSC certification program for sustainable fisheries.
Local authorities have reported fish kills along the coastline between Jurien Bay and Leeman.
Salmon sport fishing season returns to normal on the California coast following a vote Monday by the California Fish and Game Commission.
Norwegian and Icelandic trawler skippers have reported the Barents Sea is virtually brimming with cod and haddock.
Grimsby fish market is to get a £1.2m upgrade after European grant funding for the improvements was approved.
Cod exports, which include clipfish, salted and dried cod, totalled NOK 1.18 billion in February. This increase amounts to 24%, or NOK 229 million, in comparison with February 2010, according to figures issued by the Norwegian Seafood Export Council. Never before have cod exports been greater in the month of February and it is, in particular, the exports of clipfish, salted and fresh cod that have led to the increase.
The Scottish Government is bringing together some key opinion formers in the EU to highlight Scotland's vision for sustainable fishing, at an event in Brussels tomorrow (March 15).
The company’s pelagic vessels finished their allocated capelin quota yesterday, with the final shot of the season taken by Ingunn AK. According to Vilhjálmur Vilhjálmsson, head of HB Grandi’s pelagic division, this is the end of the season, unless there are any late changes. Only a western migration of capelin now could lead to a further increase in the quota.
Skretting’s feed delivery vessel, M.V Vermland, has had its cleaning efficiency improved after installing new machine.