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    Netherlands

    2005-10-01T12:15:00Z

    Pressure on the dike - offshore and onshore. Pieter Tesch reports - The Dutch seafood industry is battling on a number of fronts. The flatfish sector is in crisis and nearly a third of beam trawler owners have applied to scrap their vessels. The fuel crisis has hit not only ...

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    Vietnam

    2005-08-08T12:26:00Z

    Vietnam tries to push the boat further out - Vietnam''s fishing and aquaculture industries have witnessed rapid growth during the past decade as Vietnam has developed into one of the world''s largest exporters of fishery products. David Hayes reports.

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    India

    2005-05-25T09:00:00Z

    India is back in seesaw mode as US shrimp tariffs bite and Indian exporters focus again on former markets and seek new ones. The big hope, reports editor Pilar Santamaria, after meeting people in all sectors during a recent visit, is pinned on moves to more added value processing. - ...

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    Canada

    2005-04-20T09:15:00Z

    The Canadian fishing industry -- one of the oldest in the world -- is entering a new era, since the crisis in Atlantic ground fish in the 1990s. Shirley Kumar reports

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    Philippines

    2005-03-19T16:37:00Z

    The Philippines looks to aquaculture for long-term growth. David Hayes reports. - Not only has farmed fish in the Philippines overtaken wild catch, as in China, Filipinos are generating valuable income from value-added in areas such as seaweed exports.

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    Mauritania

    2005-02-19T13:55:00Z

    Having some of the richest fishing grounds in the world is a blessing and a curse for Mauritania, reports Shirley Kumar.

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    Cuba

    2004-12-01T12:32:00Z

    Cuba has many foreign investment opportunities for fishing companies around the world

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    Hong Kong

    2004-07-02T11:22:00Z

    Hong Kong is looking at distant water fisheries to revive its fishing industry. David Hayes reports.

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    Greenland

    2004-05-01T09:30:00Z

    Plentiful resources, international partnerships, profitable forward thinking companies and a well managed industry. Adrian Tatum charts the success story of the Greenland fishing industry.

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    Australia

    2004-04-13T12:12:00Z

    Aquaculture is one of the Australia''s fastest growing sectors. While wild catch value fell last year, aquaculture production value increased. Pilar Santamaria reports. - Australia''s Economic Exclusive Zone (EEZ) is the largest in the world, covering 10,267 450 square km. However, its commercial catch ranks 52nd in the world, representing ...

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    Alaska

    2004-02-08T11:56:00Z

    The row between scientists, over risks from toxins in fishmeal for farmed fish, sparked by Science magazine, may boost prospects for Alaska''s wild salmon. Pilar Santamaria reports. - Last month''s report in the magazine Science, of studies on the health risks of consuming farmed salmon, is expected to hit the ...

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    Sri Lanka

    2002-10-12T15:50:00Z

    Sri Lanka is breaking away from the languished fishing industry of the past and is making great strides towards future growth. Pilar Santamaria reports - Although for many years Sri Lankan fishing has been stagnated, the sector is now making a come back after the indefinite ceasefire agreement between the ...

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    Vietnam

    2002-10-09T12:13:00Z

    World Fishing''s Pilar Santamaria on a country that is making fishing one of its top priorities after a successful few years for the industry''s seafood exports - The fishing sector has not stop growing in Vietnam, establishing as one of the main activities in the country in terms of turnover ...

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    Pakistan

    2002-09-17T10:20:00Z

    Pakistan is one of many countries in the east wishing to improve its commercial fishing industry. Pilar Santamaria reports - Pakistan''s rich fishery resources are not reflected in the export earnings from the fishery sector which has remained stagnant around US$ 150 million during last decade. Pakistan''s export stood ...

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    Russia

    2002-08-19T11:45:00Z

    Russian''s turbulent economy has stunted the growth of the country''s fishing industry. But now there are plans in motion to change the sector for the better - It has been an interesting few years for the Russia fishing industry and ambitious plans have already been announced for its future. The ...

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    Faroe Islands

    2002-07-04T12:00:00Z

    Fishing is the main source of income for the Faroese, with the fishing industry representing 92.1% of exports in the year 2000 and contributing to 44.5% of the GDP in the last few years. Pilar Santamaria reports - The Faroese archipelago is a traditional fishing country with fleet fishing in ...

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    Mozambique

    2002-06-16T09:56:00Z

    Mozambique has attempted improve domestic supply of fish to meet a part of alimentary deficit of the country and improve the standard of life of coastal communities in its fishing policy. Pilar Santamaria investigates - Placed in the South East of Africa, Mozambique has the third longest coastline in the ...

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    Chile

    2002-05-11T11:52:00Z

    Chile has made a come back after the effects of El Nino. Pilar Santamaria reports - Chile is among the top fishing countries in the world. With 5.500 km of coastline, currently it is the fifth country in the world in terms of fish landings, according to the last ...

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    The Caribbean

    2002-04-21T15:12:00Z

    In terms of landings, the Caribbean is only small scale compared with giant fishing nations such as Japan, the US, Iceland and Spain but it does provide necessary incomes for local economies and some opportunities for foreign vessels - Although it is not one of the world''s largest or well ...