Comment – Page 2
-
News
Investigation: Chinese tuna fleet used North Korean forced labour
Crew members apparently subjected to abuses, including being trapped at sea for up to a decade, on vessels involved in illegal fishing
-
News
Opinion: From predictive to prescriptive – how agentic AI is reshaping manufacturing operations for seafood businesses
Rather than replacing people on the ground, the progressive tech enables human resources to be redeployed to more commercially-critical areas
-
News
Icelandic landings down 11% in January
Drops in the fleet’s pelagic, flatfish and shellfish catches saw total volume fall to 78,630 tonnes
-
News
EU shrimp imports bounce back
Volumes approach 2022’s record year, with demand rising in all regions
-
News
Project to investigate climate tipping points
While little is known about tipping points, it’s felt they could have significant socio-economic implications for the fishing industry
-
News
Scottish salmon exports soar to new high
International sales reached GBP 844 million in 2024 and comprised 101,466 tonnes of fish, making it the UK’s top food export
-
News
Waitrose: Mussels sales soar ahead of Valentine’s Day
The shellfish are fast becoming the go-to choice for both romantic meals and everyday cooking, UK retailer says
-
News
US shrimp imports slide
But total import volume remains ahead of pre-Covid times. Value remains at $6 billion
-
News
Salmon sales, US growth boost Norwegian exports
Country exported seafood worth NOK 15.3 billion in the opening month of 2025, representing a 14% increase year-on-year
-
News
New fishmeal, fish oil production estimates
Peru’s 2024 second fishing season ended with 96% of the quota fulfilled
-
News
Ecuador’s shrimp exports stabilise at 1.2m tonnes
South American country’s production increased slightly, finds new analysis
-
News
Salmon now as popular as pizza in Italy
Italian consumers have an increasingly strong appetite for smoked salmon, sushi and poke, finds new analysis
-
News
‘Know your fish, understand your side-stream potential’
Regal Springs’ Petra Weigl shares insights from the world’s leading tilapia producer’s full fish utilisation journey
-
News
Harnessing the power of fish waste – creating solutions in Kenya
With sustainability and resource optimisation more crucial than ever, one entrepreneur is making great strides in the blue economy
-
News
Revolutionising fishing – the valorisation of waste and by-products
A new EU-funded project is turning waste products from the industry into a series of valuable resources
-
News
Seafood to dethrone poultry as main driver of global protein supply growth
Overall production set to grow slightly faster in 2025, driven by aquaculture, wild catches and poultry, forecasts Rabobank
-
News
BRICS: Russia sets it sights on fish trade growth
During the recent BRICS 2024 summit, bloc members backed several rapprochement projects, including some that could reshape the global fish market
-
News
UN endorsement for urchin fishery, kelp restoration project
Ocean Green seeking to create a sustainable, circular economy by developing commercially viable products from urchin overpopulations
-
News
Cautiously optimistic outlook for aquaculture in first-half of 2025
Despite uncertainties, the industry is poised for growth in the first-half of 2025, forecasts new RaboResearch report
-
News
EU urged to shift policies to safeguard fishing industry
Call made for a policy framework that facilitates fishers and fishing vessel owners to do what they do best – supply healthy seafood