Farmed salmon become more demanding
Farmed salmon is really ruling the aquaculture industry in Scotland as the sector has great potential to grow.
Scottish scallop industry affected by Isle of Man administrations
UK administrations failed Scottish scallop industry on Isle of Man scallop fishing rights, says a press release.
FSP to solve fishing problems
Fisheries Science Partnership is a unique programme which encourages fishermen and scientists to work together solving fishing problems.
FFA & SPC helps in consultation for fisheries management
The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) in collaboration with the Secretariat of the South Pacific Community (SPC) assists Tuvalu for fisheries management and legal review.
New testing service for shellfish
A new commercial shellfish testing service was launched to boost the business in a sustainable way.
Fishery Officers seizes four boats of high value
Four fishing boats have been seized by the Fishery officers in the Greater Auckland area, confirms a report.
Huge grant for state lobstermen job training
State lobstermen can receive cash grant of $12,000 and free job training to meet the growing foreign competition.
Illegal fishing causes huge loss in Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone suffered a big loss of $30 million to Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated fishing activities in last five years, says ministry.
Dealing with tiniest catch
Marine scientists are prowling the Bering Sea to learn more about the tiniest sea creatures and the fishery that depends on them.
Scottish Fishermen’s Trust donates for new Library project
Scottish Fishermen’s Trust has made huge donation for new Library project which marks the underlines importance of fishing.
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