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African Aquaculture Requires Redefining Innovation and Sustainability
African Aquaculture Requires Redefining Innovation and Sustainability | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA AquacultureMozambiqueNamibia African Aquaculture Requires Redefining Innovation and Sustainability By FINSA reporter - 10 September 2024 0 44 Consumers love Yellowtail. This 1,4kg fish has been grown at the Kingfish Enterprises aquaculture facility in East London. Aquaculture is on the lips of many....
Tuna Pole Review Applicants Get Their Day in Court
Tuna Pole Review Applicants Get Their Day in Court | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA Fishing RightsLegal Tuna Pole Review Applicants Get Their Day in Court By FINSA reporter - 12 April 2024 0 91 Category A applicants, Puffin Fishing CC and River Queen Trading 499 CC, have been fishing tuna pole commercially since the medium-term rights were first allocated in 2006. The businesses ap...
Climate Change Bill Passed by Parliament
Climate Change Bill Passed by Parliament | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA Climate ChangeLegal Climate Change Bill Passed by Parliament By FINSA reporter - 29 April 2024 0 56 Nuclear energy projects in Africa raise significant concerns regarding their economic, environmental, and political ramifications. There is significant opposition to any new nuclear energy development...
Beach Mining Company Enters into Business Rescue
Beach Mining Company Enters into Business Rescue | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA EnvironmentOpinionSmall-scale Beach Mining Company Enters into Business Rescue By FINSA reporter - 04 September 2024 0 111 Beach mining. Australian company, Mineral Sands Resources (MSR) which owns the Tormin mine near Lutzville on the Cape West Coast, has entered into business rescue. In recent mon...
South Africa’s small pelagic (anchovy and sardine) fishing industry say it is pleased that a compromise settlement agreement has been reached in principle with the
conservation sector relating to fishing area closures around penguin breeding
colonies, an agreement which has the support of the State. This pragmatic decision was based on considerations that
balance increases in closed areas against adverse socio-economic impact. It still believes the perception that the fishing industry (or that fishing near to breeding sites) is the primary cause of the decline in the penguin population is a false one. Read the article on
Judgement Day or Much Ado About Nothing?
Judgement Day or Much Ado About Nothing? | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA EnvironmentLegalMaritime Security & IUU Fishing Judgement Day or Much Ado About Nothing? By FINSA reporter - 31 July 2024 0 173 The breakerline along the De Hoop coast. Photo: Stock Green lobbyists and conservationists are right to be concerned about the disappearance of Great Whites from our waters...
Great White Sharks off South Africa’s Coast are Protected by Law, but Not in Practice. Why this Needs to Change
Great White Sharks off South Africa’s Coast are Protected by Law, but Not in Practice. Why this Needs to Change | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA OpinionResearchThe Conversation Great White Sharks off South Africa’s Coast are Protected by Law, but Not in Practice. Why this Needs to Change By GUEST - 07 May 2024 0 111 Enrico Gennari, Rhodes University; Neil Hammerschlag, University of Oregon, and Sara Andreotti, Stellenbosch University In le...
Fostering Workplace Safety Through Commitment Pays Off
Fostering Workplace Safety Through Commitment Pays Off | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA Corporate & EmploymentOpinion Fostering Workplace Safety Through Commitment Pays Off By GUEST - 25 October 2024 0 27 Working with machinery and equipment can be a potential risk for any employee. Photo: Stock By Sian Thurtell, Chief Operating Officer from KBC Health & Safety Workplace safety is not....
New Leader for Atlantis Foods
New Leader for Atlantis Foods | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA Corporate & EmploymentSupply Chain New Leader for Atlantis Foods By FINSA reporter - 13 November 2024 0 115 Atlantis Foods new MD Severiano Campos Pelaez with Vice Chairman, Neil Pascal, (left). Photo supplied Seafood distributor, Atlantis Foods, has a new Managing Director who is a well known face....
The 38th known guitar shark species worldwide has been discovered in Mozambique. Read the article about this species and the hundreds of new marine species identified too on
UCT Academic Leads Climate Change Research on Ocean Systems
UCT Academic Leads Climate Change Research on Ocean Systems | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA Climate Change UCT Academic Leads Climate Change Research on Ocean Systems By GUEST - 17 June 2024 0 76 TAGSClimate Change Previous articleHow the Prescription Act Affects Severance Pay DisputesNext articleWish List for More Direct Focus on the Maritime Industry GUEST
Severe weather in Durban and the closure of several beaches due to high e.coli levels, pollution and sewerage has upset local fishermen. The eThekwini Municipality says it cannot be helped as the recurring flooding is not something the City is adequately prepared for. Read the article https://www.fishingindustrynewssa.com
No Out of Court Settlement Yet for African Penguin Argument
No Out of Court Settlement Yet for African Penguin Argument | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA EnvironmentLegal No Out of Court Settlement Yet for African Penguin Argument By FINSA reporter - 30 September 2024 0 49 Did you know there's an African Penguin & Seabird Sanctuary at Gansbaai? It provides rehabilitative care to diseased, displaced, injured, oiled and abandoned marine birds. It is fu...
Terrasan, Sea Harvest Deal Concluded
Terrasan, Sea Harvest Deal Concluded | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA AquacultureCorporate & EmploymentNews Terrasan, Sea Harvest Deal Concluded By FINSA reporter - 15 May 2024 0 170 Sea Harvest Pelagic Fishing Proprietary Limited’s acquisition of Terrasan Beleggings Proprietary Limited has been confirmed and concluded. There’s more to read here… This content is...
Pilchard Producers are Not Over Pricing Canned Pilchard Products
Pilchard Producers are Not Over Pricing Canned Pilchard Products | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA OpinionResearch Pilchard Producers are Not Over Pricing Canned Pilchard Products By FINSA reporter - 26 August 2024 0 75 Consumers are looking for cheaper food options such as tinned fish to satisfy their need for protein. Photo: Stock The Competition Commission’s Economic Research Bureau has foun...
Two Oceans Aquarium to Get New Turtle Conservation Centre
Two Oceans Aquarium to Get New Turtle Conservation Centre | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA NewsRecreationalSmile Two Oceans Aquarium to Get New Turtle Conservation Centre By FINSA reporter - 17 April 2024 0 56 A rescued turtle hatchling receiving care at Two Oceans Aquarium. Photo Two Oceans Aquarium The Two Oceans Aquarium, in partnership with the V&A Waterfront, has announced it will be...
Comment on the Coastal Management Plans for KwaZulu Natal
Comment on the Coastal Management Plans for KwaZulu Natal | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA EnvironmentOpinion Comment on the Coastal Management Plans for KwaZulu Natal By FINSA reporter - 17 April 2024 0 50 St Lucia Estuary where the sand barrier separating the Lake St Lucia Estuary from the sea was artificially breached. It had been recommended that natural processes should be allowed to...
Criminal Climate Change Case Against TotalEnergies
Criminal Climate Change Case Against TotalEnergies | Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA Climate ChangeInternationalLegalOil &Gas Criminal Climate Change Case Against TotalEnergies By FINSA reporter - 22 May 2024 0 68 The Green Connection and South African fishers, outside the Senate Parliament in Paris, supporting Bloom’s criminal case against TotalEnergies for its climate crimes. Ph...
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