Tassal tests low fishmeal feeds
Leading Australian Atlantic salmon farmer Tassal recently completed trials to compare feeds with low levels of fishmeal and conventional feeds.
New federal regulations affect saltwater fishermen
Catch share, trip limits are among proposals that would affects saltwater fishermen but they were offered chance o comment on the proposals.
Devon seafood company receives £1 million grant
A Devon seafood company is ready to reach new markets after EU grant £1 million for its expansion.
Search for Missing Fisherman Stood Down in Hours of Darkness
The search for missing fisherman Neil Smith has currently been stood down and will be reassessed at first light Saturday morning by Shetland Coastguard.
Newbuilding VE401 Þorunn Sveinsdottir
Newbuilding 409 from Karstensen Shipyard in Skagen, was delivered to owners ÓS ehf on 20 December 2010.
Successful codends
Vónin has gotten very good feedback on two codends that were made for the Danish purse seiner/trawler "Ruth" HG264 last summer.
Whitby Harbour receives £10,000 for facelift
Whitby Harbour gets £10,000 boost for 'vital' harbour facilities with latest technology and equipment.
Seafood companies defend aquaculture strongly
Young's Seafood has expressed strong defence of aquaculture, saying people get their facts right about salmon farming.
Scientists seeking information on Southeast Alaska fisheries
Fisheries scientists are eager to know the contribution of fishing and seafood processing to the Southeast Alaska economy.
Stressful pangasius export in 2011
Last year pangasius export value failed to reach the predicted plan and thus consider unsuccessful.
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