Health, environment departments questioned salmon antibiotic approval
Tasmanian government agencies raised concerns over the approval of the antibiotic florfenicol for use in salmon farms, citing inadequate evidence regarding its potential impact on human health and the environment.
Recruiting shipping companies to participate in the eco-friendly certification ship support program
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries in South Korea has announced the recruitment of coastal shipping companies to participate in the 'Eco-Friendly Certified Ship Support Project' aimed at supporting the construction of eco-friendly ships.
Ghana: Ministry to Prosecute Fishermen Using Illegal Nets
The Ghanaian Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture is set to prosecute fishermen utilizing unauthorized nets to catch juvenile fish species.
Have allocated 1.5 million for seal hunting
The Norwegian Directorate of Fisheries has announced that companies wishing to participate in seal hunting or receive seal products can now apply for part of a 1.5 million kroner subsidy.
Fisheries in Gaza: From Source of Livelihood to Collapsed Sector
The fishing industry in Gaza has completely collapsed due to the ongoing Israeli war and maritime blockade, resulting in significant losses for local fishermen.
Potential Minister Candidates from Busan: Lim Gi-taek and Hwang Jong-woo
Lim Gi-taek and Hwang Jong-woo, both from Busan, are likely candidates to succeed former Minister Jeon Jae-soo at the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries in South Korea.
South Africa: Small-Scale Fishers Warn of Declining Catches, Big Policy Gaps
Small-scale fishers in South Africa are experiencing declining catches and policy gaps as they report changes in fish populations and quotas that do not reflect their realities.
The coffee prawn, the new invader of the Ebro that tests the emblem of Vinaròs
The coffee prawn, an invasive species from the Gulf of Mexico, is rapidly increasing its presence in the Ebro river, challenging local fisheries and ecosystems.
Miller will pay pending amounts to rice farmers in Los Ríos starting this February 18
The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Fisheries in Ecuador has announced that Comextil, a mill in Los Ríos, will settle its outstanding payments to rice producers beginning February 18, as part of measures to ensure fair income for small and medium rice producers.
Fishing: Global seafood fraud at 20% - FAO warns
The FAO warns that approximately 20% of internationally distributed seafood products may be involved in some form of fraud, affecting transparency and public health.
Former Minister Sakamoto Appointed as Chair of House of Representatives Budget Committee
The Liberal Democratic Party has appointed former Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Tetsushi Sakamoto as the new Chair of the House of Representatives Budget Committee following a significant defeat in the recent elections.
Breaking: Fisherman mounts rooftop protest over WA demersal fishing bans
A Geraldton fisherman is protesting the WA government's demersal fishing ban by chaining himself to the roof of a fisheries building.
Integrated Action of Base Candiru intercepts 5 tons of Mapará in Óbidos
An integrated operation in Óbidos, Brazil, led to the confiscation of 5 tons of the protected fish species Mapará during a fisheries enforcement initiative.
Seizure of Chinese Fishing Vessels Carried Out by Fisheries Agency, Not Coast Guard; Investigation of Illegal Operations Ongoing
Japan's Fisheries Agency has apprehended a Chinese fishing vessel for illegal operations in its exclusive economic zone, marking the first such action this year.
Chinese Fishing Boat Detained in Japan's EEZ Off Nagasaki, Captain Arrested for Fleeing
Japan's Fisheries Agency detained a Chinese fishing boat for failing to comply with a stop order in the exclusive economic zone off Nagasaki and arrested its captain on charges of violating fishery laws.
Wants the fisheries committee to discuss fishing advice
The fisheries committee is urged to discuss important fishing advice.
Investing 566,000 euros in road reconstruction in Ventspils municipality
Ventspils municipality will be reconstructing roads to Miķeļtorni and Ovīši, funded by the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund.
South Africa: Poaching Declines By 16 Percent
South Africa has reported a 16% decline in rhino poaching in 2025 compared to 2024, according to the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.
South Africa: Poaching Declines By 16 Percent
South Africa experienced a 16% decline in rhino poaching in 2025 compared to the previous year, according to the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.
Russian scientists complete major study of African waters
Russian scientists concluded a two-year survey of aquatic biological resources off the coast of Africa, aiming to enhance domestic fisheries and collaboration with African nations.
Foreign Crew Members on Coastal Vessels Receive 24-Hour Remote Medical Support at Sea
The South Korean Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries is expanding a 24-hour free remote medical support service for foreign crew members on coastal vessels, utilizing advanced maritime communication technology.
Ville is the Fisheries Inspector of the Year
Ville Nikkinen has been recognized as Fisheries Inspector of the Year in Finland, highlighting an important aspect of fishing regulations overlooked by many.
Jóhann Páll celebrates that his comments are being recalled
Jóhann Páll Jóhannsson, Iceland's Minister of Environment, Energy, and Climate, expresses trust in Minister of Industry Hanna Katrín Friðriksson to thoroughly review feedback on the fisheries bill, ensuring it won't be presented to Parliament without government satisfaction.
Average price of rice at supermarkets rises to 4,194 yen for 5 kilograms after two weeks
The average price of rice sold at supermarkets across Japan has increased by 6 yen, reaching 4,194 yen for 5 kilograms, marking the first rise in two weeks according to the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.
WA fisheries minister defends demersal fish ban, leaves door open for adjustments
Fisheries Minister Jackie Jarvis defends her decision to impose permanent fishing bans on demersal species in Western Australia, citing the need for stock recovery, while remaining open to future modifications to the measures.
Liberia: World Bank Reviews Nafaa's Flagship Fisheries Project
The World Bank is conducting an Implementation Support Mission in Monrovia to oversee the Liberia Sustainable Management of Fisheries Project, focusing on food security and economic development.
India-US Trade Deal Update: US Officials Coming to India
US officials are set to visit India next week to prepare a joint statement regarding the India-US trade deal, with protections in place for the agriculture, dairy, and fisheries sectors.
Strengthening Management System for Marine Waste and Marine Pollution Sediments
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries of South Korea has announced a revised plan for comprehensive management of marine waste and pollution sediments to create a clean marine environment as part of a long-term strategy from 2021 to 2030.
FG approves digitisation of fish import licences
The Nigerian government has approved the digitisation of fish import licences to improve transparency and efficiency in the fisheries sector, as announced by Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola.
Queensland government department labelled 'lazy' for 'ironic' use of AI
A Queensland government department has come under fire for using generative AI to create social media content while advising the public against trusting AI for accurate information.
Trade deal with America... What did Lallan Singh say?
Lallan Singh discusses the benefits of trade with the U.S. for India's economy, particularly in the fisheries sector, while criticizing opposition leader Rahul Gandhi for undermining parliamentary decorum.
Squid catch quota for 2026 to increase by 2.5 times, formal decision expected in late February
The Japanese Fisheries Agency plans to increase the squid catch quota for 2026 to approximately 68,400 tons, a 2.5 times increase compared to 2025, with a formal decision expected in late February.
Vessel Navigating the Distant Sea Receives Monthly Support of 800,000 Won... Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries Provides 'Faster Internet'
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries announced the launch of a subsidy program for maritime vessels to access high-speed internet via low Earth orbit satellites in a ceremony held in Busan.
Africa: Protecting Africa's Ocean Future and Why a Precautionary Pause On Deep-Sea Mining Matters
The article discusses the urgent need for precaution in deep-sea mining as global marine governance advances with the High Seas Treaty and fisheries subsidies agreement.
Personnel Appointment on February 4
The article discusses a series of personnel appointments and promotions within various South Korean government departments, including the Ministry of Unification, Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, and Rural Development Administration.
Recruitment of Participants for Marine Mobility Training
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries is recruiting participants for a training program aimed at fostering key talents in the marine industry until the 6th of next month.
No Stronger Conditions for Environmental Protection in Aquaculture Law
The Minister of Fisheries states that current aquaculture laws are outdated and emphasizes the strong environmental protections in her proposed aquaculture legislation, claiming no country offers such stringent conditions.
Five severance agreements cost Hafró 35 million
Five severance agreements have cost Hafró nearly 35 million over the period from 2018 to 2025, contributing to a total of over 95 million for the Ministry of Fisheries and its agencies in the last eight years.
Russia and Namibia outline key areas for partnership
Russia and Namibia have identified several sectors for bilateral cooperation, including geology, mineral resources, energy, agriculture, and fisheries after recent discussions in Moscow.
Cave to the pressure of large agricultural product companies
Ólafur Stephensen, the director of the Federation of Employers, believes that the Minister of Fisheries' bill on agricultural product laws is a step in the right direction but expresses concern over the minister yielding to the influence of large producers.
More dolphins inhabit and breed in the Costa Brava, coexisting with trawling fishing and feeding in its nets without causing harm
Scientists have confirmed a significant increase in bottlenose dolphins in the northern Costa Brava, highlighting their stable coexistence with trawling fisheries.
Morocco bans frozen sardine exports starting in February
Morocco will halt frozen sardine exports from February to protect local supplies and control prices, as announced by the country's Secretary of State for Fisheries.
The number of animal experiments falls below one million per year but the severity of tests increases
Animal experimentation in Spain has decreased in absolute terms but has seen a rise in the severity of tests, particularly among moderate and severe categories, according to the annual report from the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.