Scientists unhappy over proposed kill quotas of whales
The International Whaling Commission's scientific committee expresses that the global body's proposed 10-year catch limits for the marine mammals are too high.
NMFS figure revealed low catches in New England
New federal regulations have curtailed the effort of New England groundfishery fishermen.
Strippers beg BP to compensate their loss
The catastrophic oil spill in the depths of the Gulf of Mexico are having far reaching consequences and increases BP’s concerns.
As world prices peak, Vietnam runs out of shrimp to sell
CEO Le Van Quang of Minh Phu Seafood Company says there’s been a surge in demand by US shrimp importers since the oil spill disaster cratered Gulf of Mexico production.…
Owners and skipper fined for undersized scallops
The owners and the skipper of the British scallop dredger, Vertrouwen, were ordered to pay a total of £6,277 in fines and costs by Brighton Magistrates on 3 June for…
Rye fish merchant to pay £8,500 for late sales notes
A Rye fish merchant was ordered to pay over £8,500 in fines and costs for failing to submit sales notes on time. The sole director Croeso (Lydd) Ltd of Rye,…
Catfish processing plunge 4 percent from 2009
National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) has released a report which says that catfish processing down by 4 percent in 2010 comparing the last year figure.
Canada’s environmental disaster response capacity
The government has demonstrate its robust environmental disaster response capacity, confirms press communiqué.
Federal government grant fund to Marine Harvest Canada
Federal government has granted funds for two research projects to Marine Harvest Canada, says a report.
Vietnam raises concern to reduce import tariff on seafood materials
Shortage of seafood materials for domestic processing forced the Vietnamese exporters to ask for reduced import tariff on seafood materials.
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