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Clean Seas gets new Chairman as tuna quota slashed

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Clean Seas Tuna has announced the appointment of John Ellice-Flint to the role of non-executive Chairman of the Australian aquaculture pioneer. The news comes as Australia’s share of the worldwide...

Victorian seafood industry celebrates night of nights

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Minister Responsible for Fisheries in Victoria, Joe Helper, has commended the top shelf of Victoria’s seafood crop as the state’s seafood industry celebrated its annual award night last week.Attending...

Clean Seas records $18m loss but confident about future

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Clean Seas Tuna has reported a loss of $18.378 million in the 2008/09 financial year but has taken a step forward in their revolutionary attempt to breed commercial quantities of Southern Bluefin Tuna. The...

Tassal reaps benefits of strong demand for Salmon

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Tassal has reported a 47 per cent rise in profit as demand for Salmon in Australia continues to build. The ASX-listed Atlantic Salmon marketer saw volume growth of 31.66% in the domestic market, while...

Australian aquaculture making strides: Burke

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A report released yesterday by ABARE has highlighted an 8% increase in the value of Australian aquaculture despite an overall value decline of one per cent for the seafood industry last year. The total...

WA restaurateur cops $65,000 fine for black market abalone

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Leung Wang Kong was fined more than $65,000 yesterday after pleading guilty to three charges of dealing in Greenlip Abalone.Two other men and a company have also received heavy fines for their involvement...

SA seafood makes the grade at some of France’s finest restaurants

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South Australian Minister for Agriculture, Food and Fisheries, Paul Caica, last week announced the signing of an historic agreement with the French chapter of Europe’s association of top chefs: Euro-Toques...

Clean Seas makes aquaculture history

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Clean Seas Tuna has advised that its ongoing Tuna research and feed trials have been successful, with continuous spawning over a 35 day period from 12 March 2009 to 16 April 2009. In a world first, over...

Bumper Easter for seafood

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Despite concerns about the economic downturn, fish suppliers have reported strong sales for one of their busiest times of year.At the Sydney Fish Market, consumers were buying anything and everything,...

Chocolate resilient, seafood sales buoyant, as Easter entices food spend

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Australians have taken their love of chocolate to a whole new level this Easter as they find solace in comfort foods, the Australian National Retailers Association has advised. “Retailers are experiencing...