South African shoals divert 30 hours sail from the canneries in: pilchard catching boom!

Article Abstract:

South African fisheries are able to catch a lot of pilchard in this season. However, as the shoals have shifted a good 30 hours sail, the fishing vessels are forced to find ways to deliver the fish in time to the seafood processing industry. Seafood processors on the other hand are coming up with novel ways to ensure that the fish is delivered in time to the canneries. Some of these processes are discussed.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Fishery processing

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Many factors behind drop in sole catch

Article Abstract:

The reasons for drop in sole fishing in South Africa are discussed. The country's inshore trawl fishing this year is lowest in the last 27 years.

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Sea Harvest loses out in hake allocations

Article Abstract:

The adverse implications of recent allocation of hake fishing rights in South Africa on Sea Harvest based fishing companies are discussed.

Government regulation, Economic aspects, Licensing, certification and accreditation, Fish and game licenses, Hunting and fishing licenses

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