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US gov’t answers lawsuit over trawl fleet’s damage to Gulf of Alaska coral
Federal defendants admit that trawl fishing can kill or damage corals or sponges, subject to the clarification that the ...
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Florida fisherman survives Hurricane Milton by ‘clinging to a cooler’
A US fisherman defied the odds when he became stranded at sea off the Florida coast during Hurricane Milton We use cookies ...
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Small sizes continue to dominate US Atlantic scallop landings
Of the 133,307 pounds of scallops landed at the New Bedford, Massachusetts, seafood auction last week, 72,472 (54%) were ...
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Spanish fishing body first to achieve MSC for all tropical tuna
Spain’s AGAC has become the first fishery association in the world to secure Marine Stewardship Council certification for all ...
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Norway salmon processor invests $5m in new machinery, packing line
Salten Salmon has announced an investment of NOK 50 million in its facilities in Bodo, Nordland county, Norway ...
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Norway again rejects Mowi’s Aquastorm farming concept
Norway’s directorate of fisheries has again rejected Mowi’s application for 36 development permits for its Aquastorm concept, ...
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Hearing set over handheld gear in Alaska’s Cook Inlet salmon fishery
After giving ’emergency authorization,’ an Alaska state regulatory panel has decided against the permanent approval of dipnets, which are popular with sport fishers but rarely allowed for commercial h ...
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Russian fishing firm ordered to pay tax debts, faces cancelation of quotas
Nakhodka Active Marine Fishery Base has been ordered by a court to pay its tax debts of RUB 40m, while Rosrybolovstvo seeks the cancelation of its Far East quotas ...