ECBC News Archive
May to December 2005

Borg confirms gradual but sustained approach to fish stock recovery – 22nd December 2005

Legal action against UK over insufficient cetacean protection - 20th December 2005

Finland to have two compulsory porpoise inspectors - 16th December 2005

Entangled live stranded dolphin euthanased due to injuries – 12th December 2005

Trawlermen fined for quota scam - 2nd December 2005

Fine forces skipper to put boat on sale - 28th November 2005

NOAA lists Puget Sound orcas as endangered - 15th November 2005

Devon trawlermen convicted of multiple fishing offences – 10th November 2005

Traps targeting illegal fishing - 10th November 2005

Illegal traders have £1m assets seized - 18th October 2005

Bycatch kills rare dolphin - 18th October 2005

Court quota skippers say: face ruin - 28th September 2005

Fish factories raided by police - 27th September 2005

Judge cuts levies on fishing offenders - 3rd September 2005

The proposed changes to fisheries aid criticised - 7th September 2005

Fishery shut, 19 dolphins killed - 30th August 2005

Commission welcomes Court ruling on continued failure by France to comply with fisheries obligations - 12th July 2005

Commission launches debate on eco-labelling of fisheries products – 29th June 2005

EU survey reveals consumers willing to pay more for better animal welfare – 8th June 2005

Serious infringements of the rules of the Common Fisheries Policy in 2003 - 30th May 2005

Commission calls for urgent improvement in CFP compliance – 30th May 2005


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