Controlling fishing industry to save billions
New Zealand authorities are planning to take good control of its commercial fishing industry to save billions of dollars.
Provincetown fleet on fast track to oblivion
Sector management of federal fisheries regulation has put the Provincetown fleet on the fast track to oblivion.
Fishing season ends fifteen days early
Fishing season in Mangalore ends fifteen days early this year due to dismal volume of catch.
Shrimp dies mysteriously
More than 650 shrimp farming households in Thua Thien-Hue province are facing tough time as their shrimp dies of stranger disease.
SVC detected in China’s goldfish
Officials have identified Spring viraemia of carp (SVC) virus in goldfish imported from a supplier in Beijing, China.
FHI team up to fight illegal importing activity
Cefas’ Fish health Inspectorate (FHI) has partnership with others to fight illegal importing activity.
Cod in Newfoundland decline; scientific advises ignored
Year after year scientific advises on the conservation of the declining cod stocks in Newfoundland goes unheard.
WWF urges bluefin tuna fishing boats to stay at port
There will be no fishing boats on the annual Atlantic bluefin tuna fishing season on the Mediterranean Sea, urges WWF.
Korean jigger denied port access in Chile
Chilean authorities have denied its port access to a Korean flagged jigger arriving from Falkland Islands.
Government must place urgent effort into finding a radical new approach to fisheries management,
With sections of the Scottish fishing fleet struggling to survive against a background of increasingly restricted fishing opportunity, the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation has laid down a challenge to the Scottish…
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