Russia controls pollock

Article Abstract:

Russian government is planning to impose rules to stop exports of fish products direct from the offshore. As a result of the imposed rule fish products would be taken to Russian port for recording and clearance and foreign buyers will have to come to Vladivostok to the pollock auction. The move is expected to benefit Russian fishermen and producers.

Strategy & planning, Russia, Exports, Planning, Company business planning

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Alaska pollock is sustainable

Article Abstract:

The Alaskan pollock fisheries are determined to be sustainable according to the Marine Stewardship Council standards. The industry has produced 1.4 million tons of pollock fish in 2003 and overtook Russia.

Alaska, Economic aspects, Natural resources, Pollachius virens, Pollocks (Fishes)

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Sustainable stocks a must in Chile

Article Abstract:

Need of Fishing Law to protect sustainable resources from the perspectives of Chile' s National Fishing Society is presented.

Government domestic functions, Chile, Natural resource policy

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