All News articles – Page 3
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NewsThe future of tuna
David Hayes speaks to the Tokyo-based Organisation for the Promotion of Responsible Tuna Fisheries (OPRT) about tuna fishing in the Pacific Ocean.
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NewsIs China really a land of promise?
China’s massive growth in the seafood sector hasn’t come without criticism, as Adrian Tatum reports.
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NewsCautious optimism in Icelandic fisheries
Following a long period of stagnation, the Icelandic fishing fleet is now finally in the process of being renewed on a large scale, reports Gudjón Einarsson.
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NewsAssistance for Indonesia to boost sustainable fisheries production
Indonesia is to use a US$47.4 million World Bank loan to rehabilitate threatened coral reefs and develop an integrated community-based approach to managing its marine and other coastal fisheries resources.
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NewsCanada focuses on the future
The Canadian fishing industry is making sure the next 10 years is just as prosperous as the last decade, reports Adrian Tatum.
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NewsTaiwan lifts fisheries output
Work recently has been completed remodelling three fishing ports as part of the initial phase of the government Fisheries Agency’s programme to improve public perception of Taiwan’s important fishing industry.
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NewsA rising force?
Argentina’s fishing industry is on the up, with exports on the increase again. Adrian Tatum reports on a country that won’t leave anything to chance.
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NewsThai fisheries under pressure
David Hayes reports on the challenges that Thai fisheries are currently facing.
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NewsArabian Gulf countries to expand fisheries sector
David Hayes reports on fisheries development plans in the Arabian Gulf.
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NewsTackling change head on
Australia’s fishing sector has faced a number of challenges in the past few years and as a new government starts to develop its policies, Adrian Tatum charts the progress of one of the world’s largest fisheries.
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NewsTurkey targets growth
Turkey is targeting a major increase in fisheries production over the next decade, reports David Hayes.
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NewsA new kind of future
Chile’s fishing industry is at the crossroads of development with this year seeing a new law passed that is aimed at helping the country maintain its position as one of the world’s leading fishing nations. Adrian Tatum reports.
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NewsSouth Africa to promote fisheries growth
South Africa is preparing to adopt a new fisheries policy aimed at supporting development of small scale community-based fisheries activities to create employment and raise family incomes in the country’s lower income coastal regions, reports David Hayes.
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NewsDevelopment plans for Ukrainian fisheries
The Ukrainian fishing industry is on the verge of big changes, due to the government’s recent adoption of a state programme, ''Of the development of fishing industry in Ukraine until 2016'', reports Eugene Gerden.
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NewsChallenging times for South Korea
South Korea’s fishing industry is navigating a challenging period as the government seeks a further reduction in fishing boat numbers along with further expansion of aquaculture production to ensure the long term sustainability of the fisheries sector, reports David Hayes.
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NewsAre we winning the fight against IUU fishing?
Adrian Tatum finds out how illegal fishing is affecting the global fishing industry and discovers what is being put in place to fight the battle against it.
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NewsRebuilding Russia
The Russian government is placing the development of its fishing industry high on the parliamentary agenda this year as it faces the massive task of turning record catches into record profits as part of a major rebuilding process. Adrian Tatum reports.
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NewsWorld Fisheries: are we managing an effective decline?
With more fishing grounds around the world reaching the point of depletion, are there any productive areas left to fish or are those being over-targeted too? Adrian Tatum reports.
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NewsWORLD EXCLUSIVE: India – cleaning up with flat-pack fish
India has logged an extra million tonnes of wild stock, and in a major development, the door of a giant consumer market is opening for foreign expertise and processors, reports Peter O’Neill from New Delhi.
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NewsChinese aquaculture grows as marine capture declines
David Hayes takes a look at the Chinese fishing and aquaculture industry.
