Fishers demand changes in fisheries law
Commercial fishing operators want changes in fisheries law as illegal fishing is increasing in their waters.
Industry practices suffer due to fishing quotas
In Iceland strict fishing quotas have affected the fishing industry practices, says a report.
Tilapia hatchery trial different diet
Skretting’s Gemma Wean has been the top performer in the trial starter diets by the Dutch tilapia hatchery Til-Aqua International.
New deputy chair for Seafish
Seafish has appointed Professor Michel Kaiser as the interim deputy chair of its board until March 2012.
EU-Norway agreed to fight discards
The EU and Norway have agreed to fight discards along with catch quotas and new fishing rules.
Hopes that agreement with the Faroese can be reached on mackerel catching this week
A new round of talks will resume tomorrow (9 December) in Copenhagen to try and reach agreement with the Faroes on mackerel catching for 2011.
Norway Agreement for 2011
Agreement with Norway on a reciprocal fisheries agreement for 2011 was reached at the end of a second round of talks in Bergen on the 3rd December. A strong NFFO team attend both rounds of the negotiations in Brussels and Bergen.
Fish Prices Landings for Scotland.
With artic weather conditions sweeping Scotland last week most of the fishing fleet stayed in port during the second half of the week. But some tracks did venture out and there were some landings of fish at markets including Peterhead Harbour, Scotland’s premier fishing port which sold for fair prices.
Paraclete is ready for fishing
Two TripleNine members, Irving Kristensen and Jens Thorbek, have been in South Africa to prepare the trawler "Paraclete" for fishing and to train the crew.
China opens to import of Danish fishmeal
The Danish Embassy in Beijing has informed TripleNine that China has now permitted import of fishmeal from Denmark.
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