New US regulations worries fishermen
US government sets new fishing regulations to revive New England’s once plentiful cod and flounder populations and this worries fishermen.
NT fishing permits expects domino effect
Northern Territory commercial fishermen expect a domino effect following the introduction of fishing permits by the Tiwi Land Council.
Billion-dollar business curtails in stricken Gulf
US officials banned fishing in a portion of the northern Gulf of Mexico thus curtailing a billion-dollar business due to oil spill.
Fish farming for better food security
Investors in Singapore are ready to spend big bucks on fish farming to enhance food security.
Sinking fisheries in Eastern Canada
Newfoundland and Labrador, a Canadian province already hit hard by the cod stock collapse in the early 1990s, has reported a sharp decline in the value of its seafood industry…
WWF and Industry Leaders join forces to save European fisheries
Global environment organisation WWF and the leading associations for European seafood processors and retailers today announced they will work together to push for solutions to the crisis of European seas…
Dead dugong raises concern among commercial fishermen
Professional fishermen have denied being involved in the death of dugong near Cairns.
NEAFC announces vacant position of Secretary
The North East Atlantic Fisheries Commission, NEAFC, has made it clear that it has Secretary position vacant for which it invites application.
Effort to get more of the season before oil spill
Fishermen are ready to get more of the Louisiana season of shrimp before oil from the Gulf of Mexico spill washes ashore.
CIFT works to boost fish harvest sector
The Central Institute of Fisheries Technology (CIFT), Kochi, has been focusing on the fish harvest sector with innovative projects to boost the sector.
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