Millions to lobster harvesting companies
Canadian government has announced to provide $3 million to two lobster harvesting groups to implement sustainability measures.
Norwegian seafood exports increases 46 percent last month
Exports of Norwegian seafood in September totalled NOK 5.7 billion, a rise of 46 percent from the September 2009.
EU Commission’s deep sea quota pitch invites protests
Environmentalists are raising voices against EU Commission’s deep-sea quota pitch for 2011-2012, says a report.
Canada rejoins IATTC as full member
Canada has announced to join the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC) as a full member.
Farming anti-salmon easily
Finally, a fish we can farm without any guilt is barramundi, the anti-salmon species, confirms a report.
Seafood Council slams decision on ban of set-net fishing
New bans on set-net fishing could wreck Kiwi businesses for no good reason and hardly save dolphin, says Seafood Council.
Marine Harvest to enter Norwegian salmon farming
Marine Harvest wanted to participate in the consolidation of Norwegian salmon farming and thus seeks permission.
Scottish pelagic fleet future depends on mackerel talks
Crucial talks between the EU, Norway, Iceland and the Faroes over mackerel quotas for 2011 will shape the future of Scottish pelagic fleet.
Developing sustainable shrimp culture in Vietnam
Directorate of Fisheries has planned comprehensively for the development of sustainable shrimp culture in the country.
Norway-Russia agreement on fisheries quotas for 2011
The Joint Norwegian–Russian Fisheries Commission has agreed on the quotas for 2011 at the 39th session of their meeting.
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