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Support grows for the European eel

14:00 09/13/2014

There are many elements conspiring against the eel’s survival. Almost all of these are the result of man’s activities, such as the removal of natural eel habitats, increased marine pollutants, the location of barriers to migration and the introduction of marine turbines and pumps.

Korea, China top markets for Russian fish

14:00 09/13/2014

(IntraFish) South Korea was Russia's top seafood market in value in 2011, while China bought the highest volume. South Korea bought more than $1 billion (€767 million) worth of seafood from Russia in 2011 -- making it Russia’s most valuable seafood market that year, according to Russian official figures.

Vietnam seafood exports face numerous barriers

14:00 09/13/2014

(vasep.com.vn) Vietnam seafood exporters are encountering challenges as overseas markets are imposing a variety of non-tariff barriers on imported seafood products.

Feed prices to get more volatile

14:00 09/13/2014

(IntraFish) Prices of fish feed raw material are likely to become more volatile than usual this year, the head of Skretting, Knut Nesse said.

Norwegian wild caught seafood export value up

13:59 09/13/2014

(seafood.com) The Norwegian seafood industry has got off to a bright start for the New year with the value of exports up by 34 million kroners (4.24-million euros or £3.5 million sterling) to 4.2 billion kroners (557-million euros or £468-million sterling).

Appropriate measures to reduce post harvest fisheries losses

13:58 09/13/2014

(vasep.com.vn) Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) has set a target of cutting post harvest losses of fish from 20 percent currently to less than 10 per cent by 2020. To reach the target, MARD urged Directorate of Fisheries (D-Fish) and localities in 2012 to focus on appropriate measures to reduce post harvest losses of fish.

Russia's fish producers feeling profit squeeze as pressures mount to reduce exports

13:57 09/13/2014

(seafood.com) Staff training and modernization of the fishing fleet are expected to be the main objectives of the Russian fishing industry in the coming years, according to statements, made by experts during the recently closed VIth International Congress of Fishermen, which was held in Vladivostok, center of Russia's fishing industry.

Tough year ahead for Chinese whitefish plants

13:56 09/13/2014

(IntraFish) The labor situation in China is just one of the problems for whitefish processing plants this year, sources told IntraFish. Whitefish processing plants in China are being hit by rising labor costs, but this is not the main problem, said a China-based executive.

2012: Vietnam fisheries industry renovates to develop

13:56 09/13/2014

(vasep.com.vn) With an aim to make progresses in aquaculture, catching and sustainable development in compliance to Food Safety Act, Vietnam fisheries industry will focus on renovating and creating a breakthrough in seafood quality and sustainable development.