Spain makes most of bluefin

Article Abstract:

Bluefin tuna caught in the Mediterranean by p urse seiners are put in cages for flattening for several months. The demand for such flattened bluefin tuna is great in Japan due to its oil content. But the stock in the Mediterranean is fast depleting according to surveys conducted by International Commission for the C onservation of Atlantic Tunas and thus efforts are being made to develop guidelines for sustainable tuna farming.

Market information - general, Management dynamics, Spain, Management, Supply and demand, Company business management, Tuna fishing, Mediterranean region, Marine resources conservation

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Japan to control bluefin catch

Article Abstract:

Details of new regulations of The Fisheries Agency of Japan to regulate southern bluefin tuna fishery are presented.

Commercial Fishing, Fish hatcheries and preserves, Fishing, Hunting & Trapping, Fishing, Hunting and Trapping, Fish industry, Fisheries, Japan. Fisheries Agency

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Japan sells 'more bluefin than its quota'

Article Abstract:

New Zealand and Australia blame Japan for overfishing bluefin tuna.

Australia, Foreign trade, New Zealand, International trade, Environmental aspects, Overfishing, Fishery disputes

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