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UK retailer Marks and Spencer has announced that by 2012 it will only sell fish certified as sustainable by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) or another independent source.

Liverpool Crown Court found 17 people guilty of falsifying catch records worth an estimated £1.25 million on 12 January.

A project collaboration between research institutes in Norway, The Netherlands, Denmark and Iceland aims to find out if cod that is ethically farmed leads to better fish quality.

A cooperative treaty between Australia and France has been signed to protect fisheries resources in the Southern Ocean.

Oceana has published a report this week claiming to include evidence that swordfish caught illegally by Moroccan vessels is being sold in Spain.

New figures out show that illegal fishing in northern Australian waters is significantly down since 2004.

Research published online in a paper at the end of December suggests that climate change has had little influence on adult cod movements in the North Sea.

Lidl, one of the largest German retailers, has introduced a range of seven frozen and one smoked fish products carrying the Marine Stewardship Council’s (MSC) blue eco-label.

Noel Dempsey T.D., Minister for Department of Communications, Marine and Natural Resources, Ireland, formally announced last week the establishment of the new independent statutory Sea Fisheries Protection Authority (S-FPA) as of the…