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	1. Four Australian fisheries seek MSC eco-label (2004/07/22) Four species of fish and shellfish in South Australia's Lakes and Coorong area are seeking Marine Stewardship Council's eco-label. 2. Heavy investment in the Chilean salmon industry (2004/07/21) 67% of all the projects registered during the first semester of this year for the Environmental Impact Evaluation System in Chile are from salmon companies. 3. Sablefish farmers win round in dispute with fishermen(2004/07/19) A British Columbia court rejected an attempt this week by the Canadian Sablefish Association to stop plans for farmed black cod off the west Canada coast. 4. Researchers say red snapper fraud major problem(2004/07/16) Scientists recommend that you think twice before spending $15 for a red snapper filet the size of an index card. 5. Tuna will be Ecuador’s star product in FTA with USA(2004/07/14) Ecuador’s tuna exports to the USA is one of the areas that could grow fastest once a Free Trade Agreement (FTA). 6. Study shows seafood allergies more prevalent than once thought(2004/07/12) A study published Thursday in the July 2004 Journal of Allergy & Clinical Immunology shows that seafood allergies are much more prevalent than . 7. Scandinavian retail giant pushes seafood sustainability(2004/07/09) Sweden-based retailer ICA Sverige～one of the largest supermarket chains in Scandinavia ～says its move to replace Baltic cod in its private label line, prompted by customer concerns over cod stock。 8. Squid price stable low(2004/02/25) North pacific squid prices remain stable at relatively low levels. At the first part of September, compared to the same period of last year, the price of big round squid has down 12% from RMB 9200 to RMB 8000 per ton. 9. Soft-shelled turtle aquaculture out of control(2004/02/23) The quantity of soft-shelled turtle breeding aquatic in Zhejiang province has exceeded 0.2 billion, twice as that of last year. According to the recently investigation, the aquaculture has been out of control. 10. shrimp price down(2004/02/19) Aboundance of shrimp supply has resulted in lower prices of shrimp sold in Beijing market. P. ensis witnessed a 50% down in price compared with last year from 75yuan down to 45yuan per kilo.
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