Russian fisheries not at risk of losing MSC in near-term
ASI, which oversees the firms that assure fisheries are meeting the MSC standards, is allowing Russian fisheries to postpone audits on a case-by-case basis
Scottish fishermen claim European counterparts also see science failing them
Skippers and industry representatives from the UK, Denmark and Norway met to discuss quota mismatches at sea with vessels finding solid stocks of cod
Aussie fishermen to get $18m support after quota cuts
Seafood Industry Australia welcomed the support after deep cuts in quotas for four by-catch species; silver trevally, John Dory, redfish and jackass morwong
Firms from Canada, Australia, Italy back calls for North Atlantic pelagics sustainability
The accession of Ocean Brands of Canada, Simplot Australia, and Bolton Group of Italy to the supply chain coalition NAPA 'sends a clear message to coastal states'
First FiTI report finds Bangladesh’s fisheries sector opaque
The Fisheries Transparency Initiative's first report of many looked into Bangladesh's fishery transparency, and found it fairly lacking
US Coast Guard calls off search for missing boat captain
Rescue crews probed 232 square miles of search area over a 24-hour period but were unable to locate Mike Morgan
US inventor offers remote-controlled ropeless lobster, crab traps
At around $2,500 for an order of 20 traps, the cost of the new devices can be a deterrent
Fish Factor: The untapped potential of Alaskan herring; Fish skin dog treats
Undercurrent News is featuring 'Fish Factor', a weekly column featuring the reporting and perspective of Alaska seafood journalist Laine Welch
Relief measure advances for Maine lobster harvesters
The bill passed by a 116-18 vote in Maine's House of Representatives but must still be approved by the state Senate
IOTC adds Indian, Sri Lankan vessels to draft IUU list
The Indian Ocean Tuna Commission has asked the two countries to contact and keep an eye on the vessels in question, as it prepares to add them to its 2022 IUU list
