Mexican shrimp ban in US may change Gulf of California
US import ban on Mexican shrimp is a good chance for a change in the Gulf of California, says public opinion.
Kodiak’s ComFish sees success this year
Kodiak’s ComFish tradeshow was very successful this year as the event was bigger than last year’s in terns of attendance and booths.
Dutch North Sea plaice fleet goes for MSC certification
The Dutch North Sea plaice-directed fleet has entered full assessment in the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification programme. The plaice fishery and its Dover sole by-catch will be assessed against…
COM summarises CFP responses
The EU Commission has published a compilation of 382 responses received to its Green Paper on CFP reform, originally scheduled to be presented at the cancelled April Council meeting. The…
Bad air traffic disrupts fish exports
Norwegian and Icelandic fish exports were curbed due to air traffic woes, confirms a report.
Huge funding project to support MSC
The Postcode Lottery (a charity lottery) has launched a new funding project called “Project Ocean” to support MSC.
Scottish seafood
A strong Scottish contingent is heading for the world's largest seafood show, the European Seafood Exposition (ESE) in Brussels (April 27-29), where companies exhibiting on the Scottish Pavilion expect to generate sales leads in excess of £20 million.
Iceland mackerel fishermen face net ban
Iceland’s Minister for Fisheries has decided to change the country’s new rules on mackerel fishing, banning fishing nets altogether.
Good sales prediction for Scottish seafood sector
Scottish seafood sector is optimistic about £20m sales ahead of world’s largest seafood fair.
Local fishing industry get noticed
An awareness programme on the importance of the seafood industry has turned into a movement of sorts and is changing the way people think about seafood.
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