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INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Two Spanish trawlers and their crew are being held in Norway after allegedly being illegally fishing in waters of the archipelago of Svalbard in the Artic last weekend.

24th November 2005

Spanish trawlers arrested in Norway

24th November 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Oslo could become the trade center of the farmed fish industry if plans from Marine Harvest to be listed on the capital’s stock exchange next year go ahead.

24th November 2005

Oslo: capital of aquaculture

24th November 2005

ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS 23rd November 2005

Le Drezens fishing gear simulations

23rd November 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

A new report by WWF reveals that fish populations are increasingly threatened by the effects of climate change as temperatures rise in rivers, lakes and seas. The report claims that hotter water…

18th November 2005

Climate changes put fish populations at risk

18th November 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

UKs fisheries minister Ben Bradshaw has condemned Japans decision to go ahead with its whaling programme in the Southern Ocean.

15th November 2005

UK urges Japan to scrap its scientific whaling programme

15th November 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Commissioner Borg accompanied Marine Minister of Ireland Pat the Cope Gallagher to several venues around the country to gain a first hand view of the Irish Fishing Industry and meet the various…

11th November 2005

Commissioner Joe Borg visits Ireland

11th November 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Fishermen are being asked to help the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs for the UK (Defra) simplify fisheries legislation.

8th November 2005

Fishermen have their say on EU legislation

8th November 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

James Douglas Fraser has been appointed as Canadian Commissioners to the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) and Sam Elsworth will continue in the position.

8th November 2005

Canada appoints new ICCAT Commissioners

8th November 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Five men detained after a 7,000km (4,350 mile), 21-day chase across three oceans have been found not guilty of poaching rare fish in Australia, according to the BBC.

7th November 2005

Toothfish crew found not guilty

7th November 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Norway, the EU and the Faroe Islands have concluded a three-party Coastal States Agreement on mackerel for 2006.

3rd November 2005

EU, Faroe Islands and Norway on mackerel agreement

3rd November 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Measures to stop illegal fishing of cod in the Barents Sea were the main topic at the 34th session of the Joint Norwegian–Russian Fisheries Commission. “I am very pleased that the Fisheries…

3rd November 2005

Agreement on Norwegian–Russian quotas for 2006

3rd November 2005

NEWS

NEWS

Bangladesh aims for €1.25 billion frozen exports by 2006

1st November 2005

Bangladesh

1st November 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS 27th October 2005

Recovery plan for hake and Norwegian lobster

27th October 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

An international group of non governmental organisations (NGOs) is rolling out a major lobbying operation at the UN and worldwide for a ban on bottom-trawling. The General Assembly is debating the future…

27th October 2005

Bottom-trawling row goes global at UN

27th October 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Pair trawls catching bass will continue to remain outside the 12 miles of the Southwest coast of the UK after a Greenpeace judicial review of the regulation was dismissed by the courts.

27th October 2005

Bass-dolphin bycatch: Greenpeace fails in court

27th October 2005

SEAFOOD

SEAFOOD

The Australian government is putting $480,000 (Euro300,000) into a new project which aims to boost the long-term profitability, sustainability and competitiveness of Australias multi-million dollar seafood industry.

27th October 2005

Oz puts half million into seafood future

27th October 2005

ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS

Poorer deep-sea stocks, reports David Hayes, have meant marine and freshwater aquaculture has grown, creating a new market for fishery equipment. There are more than 50 companies in this business today and…

27th October 2005

Taiwan – from fishing boats to yachts

27th October 2005

ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS

What made it different was the nature of the different participants who included experts from the Anglo-North Irish Fish Producers Organization (ANIFPO), the N. Irish Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (DARD),…

27th October 2005

Fishermen and processors join scientists in management review

27th October 2005

INTERVIEWS

INTERVIEWS

Those opposing subsidies argue that they distort trade by creating fishery overproduction which is then exported, so affecting fish prices and the fishing industry in other countries.Korean interestThe retention of fishing subsidies…

27th October 2005

$25 billion a year? Who gets it?

27th October 2005

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS

C-MAP says its new MAX PC Planner version, will provide all the same features as its PC PlannerNT plus substantial improvements to the detail, information and colour representations of the cartography.

27th October 2005

C-MAP launches Max pc planner

27th October 2005