Vietnam seafood exports cross 2 billion USD in last 7 months
Vietnam’s seafood export turnover for the last seven months valued USD 2.45 billion or 11.6 percent higher than last year.
Fish Prices/Landings For Scotland
Landings of haddock were good at Peterhead fishing market Scottish premier fish port last week. The 9645 boxes of white fish sold at Peterhead fishing market on Monday and Tuesday,…
Faroes forced to set own mackerel quota
The Faroe Islands had no choice but to set its own quota when faced with its exclusion from this year’s northeast Atlantic mackerel agreement by the EU and Norway, according to the Faroe Shipowners’ Association.
Re-opening of fishing grounds come under protest
Some Gulf fishermen protest the re-opening of fishing grounds following the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Providing registration numbers to fishing boats
Indian department of fisheries is working on unique project to provide distinct registration number for fishing boats.
Fisheries commissioner threatened ban over mackerel row
Faroese and Icelandic fishing vessels could be banned from EU waters if the situation in mackerel quota failed to improve, says Fisheries Commissioners.
Pacific fisheries get boosting support from Kiwis
New Zealand authorities have announced to invest an additional NZD 4.8 million (€2.6 million/$3.5 million) to support the management and policing of the Pacific’s fisheries.
Global fish stocks under threat of extinction
The state of fish stocks around the world is in pathetic condition as human’s unceasing appetite to consume the natural resources knows no bounds.
Fraser River sockeye salmon certification under criticism
After intense criticism of the recent MSC certification of Fraser River sockeye salmon, the MSC defends.
Lifeboatmen saved crew of sinking fishing boat
A luxury fishing vessel sank just after its terrified skipper and four passengers were plucked from the bow.
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