Salmon In The River Thames: The Result Of Restoration Or Recolonization?
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There are some new fish in town, and researchers want to know where they came from. The fish are Atlantic salmon (Salmosalar L.), and the town is London—or, more accurately, weirs located in the River Thames at the boundaries of London.
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UK seafood landings up in 2010
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25 August, 2011 - The quantity and value of the United Kingdom’s seafood landings increased from 2009 to 2010, according to figures released by the UK’s Marine Management Organisation (MMO) on Thursday.
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CHINA: Mass death of scallops, fishing industry reports
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Fishermen in Hebei province decided to sue US oil company ConocoPhillips because it is considered guilty of causing the mass death of scallops.
According to the fisheries sector, the company polluted the waters of Bohai Bay after an oil spill occurred in Penglai 19-3 oil field.
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New fee has U.S. importers on edge
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U.S. seafood importers are bracing for a new fee that, when it goes into effect on 1 October, will significantly increase the cost of examining product suspected of a food-safety violation.
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Global scallop market shows remarkable development
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It is likely that the scallop is the most acceptable bivalve in great demand in the world. At least, that is what statistics show.
The United States must be ahead in terms of sale volumes. In the first five months of 2011, the country imported about 15,800 tonnes of fresh, frozen, preserved scallops (Pecten, Chlamys and Placopecten) for roughly USD 150 million. And it exported 5,000 tonnes for about USD 73.0 million.
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