Pelagic quotas go 'sky-high'

Article Abstract:

South Africa's pilchard quota for the year 2002 was a whopping 259,000 tons because of its regenerated stocks. The effect of availability of pilchards for only 110 to 120 days in a year is discussed by Chris Gildenhuys of canner Marine Products from the perspective of food processing industry. The other quota regulations in the country related to historically disadvantaged individuals are also discussed.

Government regulation, Facilities & equipment, Fishing, Equipment and supplies, Licensing, certification and accreditation, Fishes, Food processing plants

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Spot pelagic trends at Cape Town conference

Article Abstract:

The first World Pelagics conference being staged in Cape Town in October, 27 u 28 is going to have high level speakers and delegates from all over the world. The conference will enable the industry professionals to know the latest trends in the industry. The details of the conference are presented.

Conferences, meetings and seminars

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South Africa's share-out shock

Article Abstract:

An overview of the fish industry in South Africa is presented. Three biggest fish companies have lost half of their quota when long term fishing rights are allocated in the year 2005.

Industry Overview

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