World's wild catch rises to 93m tonnes

Article Abstract:

The statistics of the wild fish catch worldwide is given along with rankings of top countries in the sector. The ranking of top 30 species in fish is also presented. There is an overall growth in wild fish catch globally despite the efforts made by several environmental groups.

2002 AD, Global economy

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More cash from falling catch - world trade at record $55.2bn

Article Abstract:

A new record of $55.2 billion in earnings has been attained in the world seafood trade. A drop in 2002's total world catch from 95 to 92 million tonnes was reported, but fisheries' employment remains stable.

Sales, profits & dividends, International Affairs, World, Personnel administration, FISHING, HUNTING, AND TRAPPING, Food & Agriculture Organizatn, Human resource management, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, Seafood industry, Company personnel management, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

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Iceland increases overseas fishing aid

Article Abstract:

Iceland's increase of overseas fishing aid to 0.35% of its GDP, to extend market to more parts of world is presented. Projects of Icelandic International Development Agency (ICEIDA) are also presented.

Financial management, Iceland, Economic aspects, Gross domestic product, Company financing

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