Mexican shrimp fleet eyes US certification
Mexico’s shrimp fleet is under US official verification whether they have made sufficient corrections to comply with turtle-protection standards.
Overfishing could end mackerel fisheries MSC accreditation
Mackerel fisheries of the Northeast Atlantic could lose MSC accreditation by 2012 if overfishing not control.
Labrador fish stocks under Inland Fish Enforcement Program
Inland Fish Enforcement Program expanded further to protect world-class fish stocks in Labrador, says a report.
Fishing vessel safety forum begins October 13
The National Transportation Safety Board is going to hold a forum on fishing vessel safety beginning Wednesday, 13 October 2010.
Increased fish production in spite of lower catches
HB Grandi’s pelagic vessel have landed tripled amount of fish to production in spite of low catches, says a report.
Flounder gill net fishing ban in south Core Sound
Core sound will be closed to flounder gill net fishing Friday to protect threatened and endangered sea turtles.
Changes in fishing rules are likely
NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) are working on making changes to current fishing regulations to make fish oil free.
Less tuna quota remains for Spanish fleet
Since the beginning of the bluefin tuna fishing season, Spanish vessels have caught so many and left with 14 percent of the quota now.
Deadliest catch in deadliest waters
Catching groundfish in the Northeast Coast is the most dangerous business and the real ‘deadliest catch’.
US commercial fishing industry report
Research and Market has announced a report on US commercial fishing industry, revealed a media report.
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