Latest News – Page 483
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NewsSFF 40th anniversary
At a special event in St Andrews last week, the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation (SFF) celebrated its 40th anniversary.
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NZ fisherman fined for misreporting
A New Zealand company and its director have been fined $35,000 for misreporting catches.
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NewsIceland resumes whaling
The first fin whale has been caught by an Icelandic company, the first of a planned 180 by whaler Kristján Loftsson.
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NewsLake Erie fishery enters MSC assessment
The Lake Erie multi-species commercial fishery in Canada has entered into Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) assessment.
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$250m tuna cannery for Solomon Islands
A multi-million dollar tuna cannery and loin factory has been proposed for Doma, West Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands.
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Tuna season ends early
European Member States have exhausted their bluefin tuna quotas early and purse seiners from Spain, France, Italy, Malta and Greece are back in ports.
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Progress at IATTC meeting
The 85th meeting of the Inter American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC) was held last week in Mexico, the results of which have been welcomed by the European Commission.
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NewsScottish aquaculture awards
The winners of the UK’s Crown Estate’s 2013 Scottish Marine Aquaculture Awards have been announced.
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NewsSuccess for discards trial
The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has released the results of UK discard trials which show that discards have been virtually eliminated in some species.
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NewsNutreco completes Ecuador acquisition
Nutreco has positioned itself in the global top three shrimp feed suppliers after completing its acquisition of 75% of the shares in Ecuador’s Gisis SA.
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NewsSturgeons threatened by illegal fishing and caviar trade
A new report by WWF and TRAFFIC has found that ongoing illegal fishing and trade in caviar in Romania and Bulgaria is threatening the survival of sturgeons in the Danube river basin.
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NewsWide variations in salmon sustainability
A report by the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) has found that half of wild Pacific salmon stocks are good shape, while the other half needs help.
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NewsFaroe Islands call on the EU to drop threats
Jacob Vestergaard, Faroese Minister of Fisheries, has written to EU Commissioner Maria Damanaki, urging her to drop the threat of sanctions against the Faroes regarding the Atlanto-Scandian herring stock.
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NewsNZ stock assessments
The latest comprehensive scientific assessment of the status of New Zealand’s fisheries has been released.
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NewsNZ amends fishing regulations
Changes have been made to regulatory controls of some of New Zealand’s most valuable fisheries, including a decision to extend consultation on the Otago/Southland Paua fisheries review.
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NewsIndonesia works towards sustainability
The International Pole and Line Foundation (IPNLF) has praised the Indonesian fishing industry’s efforts to increase the market potential for its pole and line and hand line caught tuna.
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NewsChemical pollution at Scottish salmon farms
Nearly one in five Scottish salmon farms are breaching Environmental Quality Standards for residues of seal lice treatments, which are toxic to lobster, crabs and prawns.
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Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition's new Responsive Website
This move will ensure the best possible display of content on any device, regardless of shape or size. It will also make it easier for readers to view content and navigate around the site to quickly find what they want, as well as improving response rates for advertising clients. ...
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News£480,000 investment in fish farm pens
The Scottish Salmon Company (TSSC) has invested £480,000 in 16 fish farm pens from Fusion Marine for its new site at Loch Striven.
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FishChoice website
FishChoice has introduced a new dynamic to its website – a tool designed to make it easier to find suppliers of sustainable seafood.
