Report: Russia offers to ‘swap fish for students’ ahead of Morocco talks
Russia’s fisheries agency suggests taking in more West African students and supplying equipment to West Africa in exchange for better fishing rights
Canner celebrates 110th anniversary
Norwegian canner King Oscar celebrates 110 years of existence
NOAA unveils hake, sardine survey
The acoustic-trawl survey involved first searching for fish using sonar, then doubling back to trawl for a sample for both species
John West expands can track to salmon, mackerel, sardines
John West has announced the expansion of its ‘Can Tracker’ application to include its range of tinned salmon, mackerel and sardines, as well as tuna
Concerns for Californian sardine stocks
Fishing operations to harvest 66,495 metric tons of sardines in 2013, a cut from the 109,409t permitted in 2012, but more than the 50,526t caught in 2011
Polish processor sees future in exports, salmon
However marinated products is a dying category in Poland, says Graal export director
French canner relies on brand and ethics in competitive market
159-year-old French canner may seem small in comparison with Thai Union and Bolton, yet it remains a market leader with sales of nearly €100 million
MSC to audit suspended Portugese sardine fishery
Audit will determine whether to lift suspension on fishery's MSC certificate
Tri Marine division first in Mexico to be Friend of the Sea-certified
Squid and sardine products from Mexican subsidiary of giant Tri Marine can now carry the sustainability label.