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Creator:: Koss, Patricia
Abstract:: The intermediate market for raw fish is characterized by time and space considerations that create significant quasi-rents between the fisher and the initial processor(s) approached to complete an exchange. This “temporal specificity” is more pronounced the fewer the number of alternative potential buyers, the more perishable the catch and the...
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Creator:: Georgianna, Daniel and Dirlam, Joel
Abstract:: Due to declines in stocks, restrictive management plans, and imports of whole groundfish from Canada, the supply of whole fresh Atlantic groundfish to New England processing plants (landings plus whole fresh imports) declined by 75% since its peak in 1983. These reductions in supply of Atlantic groundfish put severe pressure...
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Full Text:: customers join forces, or, as in case of Legal Seafood, the customer owns processor plants. Large

Creator:: Martínez-Garmendia, Josué, Anderson, James L., and Carroll, Michael T.
Abstract:: The US North Atlantic bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus) fishery is one of the most controversial cases of renewable resource exploitation. Public management of this resource has resulted in substantial public debate. Bluefin tuna is also considered a culture-specific product, as it is almost exclusively consumed uncooked in Japan. Bluefin tuna...
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Full Text:: market and is characterized by an unusual marketing system by seafood industry standards. Each fish is

Creator:: Yamashita, Haruko
Abstract:: In this paper, we examine the problems inherent in the export-oriented tuna industry taking the Philippines and Indonesia as examples. Although problems are reduced to the depletion of or possible depletion of tuna resources, we intend to clarify the industry structure that may have led to such local depletion. Though...
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Creator:: James, Michelle
Abstract:: Individual Vessel Quota (IVQ) management provides geoduck harvesters in British Columbia with a greater stake in the fishery, by enhancing certainty of harvest access to the fishery. IVQ management has encouraged harvesters to become more interested in the economic and environmental sustainability of the fishery and less in developing strategies...
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Full Text:: Seafood Markets: The B.C. Geoduck Example IIFET 2000 Proceedings Industry Perspective on the Effect of

Creator:: Gallagher, Charmaine Marie, Sylvia, Gilbert, and Hannah, Robert
Abstract:: Selecting ‘optimal’ strategies to manage Oregon ocean shrimp is challenged by uncertain and variable natural mortality, recruitment, and growth. Fishery management is focused on measures to prevent long-term biological damage to the stock, to protect age-1 shrimp from overharvest and to sustain long term fishery benefits. Developing harvest strategies such...
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Full Text:: management, seafood markets 1.0 INTRODUCTION/PURPOSE The Pacific Ocean shrimp fishery, Pandalus

Creator:: Matsuda, Yoshiaki
Abstract:: This paper reviews the history of fish marketing in Japan. The Japanese experience is rich in terms of long history, species handled, products forms, cooking methods, ways of utilization, and interaction with domestic fisheries. Along with the change of people's life style from hunting to farming, marketing and trade have...
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Full Text:: of dried, smoked, salted, and fermented seafood; seasonings; seasoned boiled seafood; and organic

Creator:: Fong, Quentin S.W. and Anderson, James L.
Abstract:: The increasing demand for shark fins in Asia and the shark s life history pattern of slow growth, late maturity, and few offspring, have generated concerns regarding the sustainability of shark resources. Despite this concern, little effort has been spent on understanding the markets for shark fin products and the...
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Creator:: Williams, Stella and Nauen, Cornelia E.
Abstract:: This study examines the status of women and their contributions to the fishing industry in West Africa with a particular emphasis on Nigeria. The existence of varied fish resources in the region can play a significant role in the nutritional and economic well being of the people as it relates...
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Creator:: Njifonjou, Oumarou
Abstract:: Les importations de poisson jouent un rôle prépondérant ans l'approvisionnement de la population camerounaise en matière de produits de pêche. Avec près de 12 millions d'habitants pour une croissance de 3,2 %. la demande globale de poisson plafonne autour de 200 000 t par an alors que la production locale...
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