Government must ease fishing regulations
As a result of Deepwater Horizon disaster federal government is aggressively regulating fishing which is not good for local fishermen.
Scotland’s aquaculture industry in action
Scotland’s aquaculture industry is having all measures to improve disease control and a technical standard for fish farm equipment.
Seafood processing plants adjusted
Bac Lieu People’s Committee has classified seafood processing plants into three groups.
BP assure smooth claims payment
BP officials met with Florida officials and assure to make the payment for claims for worst oil spill smooth.
Pacific seafood accused of rice fixing
Pacific Seafood Group is the target of a class-action lawsuit alleging illegal anticompetitive efforts to fix prices paid to fishermen.
New promotional activities for seafood marketing
Canadian government has started new promotional activities on marketing the country's seafood including that produced by its fish farming sector.
Funding for small craft harbours announced
Canadian government has announced the funding programme for small craft harbours in Central Nova and Cape Breton.
Four pillars of sustainable fisheries management
- The four pillars of sustainable fisheries management are: science, fisheries legislation, control of fishing activities, and violation sanctions, said Åsmund Bjordal, panelist at the “United Nations Open-ended Informal Consultative…
Reform Process Adrift whilst Fault Lines Appear on Technical Measures
CFP reform seems to be adrift after the lead Commission official on the reform process, Spaniard Cesar Deben, was abruptly removed from post by new fisheries Commissioner Maria Damanaki. At…
MPA Coalition Outlines Work Programme
The MPA Coalition met recently in Fishmongers Hall, in London, to shape its future work programme. The Coalition has been active for six months and has firmly established itself as…
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