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NewsMediterranean sharks continue decline despite conservation progress
Significant threats face the more than 80 species of sharks and rays that inhabit the Mediterranean Sea, according to a new study
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NewsAquaculture production forecast to grow in 2025
Salmon and shrimp volumes to increase but pangasius and tilapia projected to achieve fastest production growth, says Rabobank
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NewsBest year ever for Norwegian seafood exports
Records achieved despite cod quota cuts, farmed salmon production challenges, geopolitical fluctuations and economic turmoil in the global market
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NewsAmerican aquaculture value rises
United States Department of Agriculture releases 2023 Census of Aquaculture results
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NewsItaly targeted with salmon investment
Norwegian Seafood Council sees room for sales growth and increased storytelling in the market
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NewsSeafish: Demand slowing for UK seafood
New data learns that export challenges, changing consumer preferences and economic shocks aretaking their toll
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NewsMediterranean, Black Sea countries align on aquaculture vision
Climate and economic resilience, innovation and animal welfare among key pillars for growth in the region
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NewsSSP launches first sustainability report
Initiative aims to transform the shrimp industry toward a more responsible future
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NewsNofima: Salmon secretions attract lice
New research furthers understanding of why sea lice are predominantly attracted to salmon
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NewsFAO: Global fish consumption stagnating
Consumers appear to be disengaging from seafood, but capture production has rebounded, says UN body
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NewsAll-time-high earnings for Norway's salmon industry
Record profits achieved in 2023 despite rising costs, confirms new Kontali analysis
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NewsSalmon Welfare Scorecard – Small improvement in industry transparency
But there’s still significant room for further progress in transparency, reporting and policy development, says Compassion in World Farming
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NewsISSF: Global tuna stocks’ health improves
Latest assessment finds 88% of the commercial catch comes from stocks at ‘healthy’ levels, but 10% require stronger managerment
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NewsRussia’s seafood industry tightens its belt
Profitability at its lowest level in a decade thanks to a rising fiscal burden, Western sanctions, expensive loans and an unprecedented labour crisis
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NewsNew EU Commissioners urged to end fisheries’ fossil fuel subsidies
In an open letter, NGOs ask Hoekstra and Kadis to strengthen ocean resilience and sustainability
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NewsCanada’s BC salmon farm ban could cost $9 billion
Proposal is a reckless decision by the Trudeau government that ignores both science and economic reality, says BCSFA
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NewsHow green storytelling is paying off for Austral Fisheries
With plans to onboard more brands and fisheries, the Australian company is profiting from its sustainability and traceability investments
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NewsReviving Japan’s seas through environmental conservation
Fishermen in Japan are safeguarding blue carbon ecosystems such as seaweed beds to restore the environment and bring back marine life
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NewsInvestigation: Systemic illegal driftnet fishing occurring in Moroccan waters
This indiscriminate and destructive fishing is a serious threat to vulnerable wildlife and violates numerous fisheries laws, says EJF
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NewsOpinion: Balancing upgrades and budgets in the fishing industry
Solutions that address regulatory compliance and operational efficiency without breaking the bank are crucial, explains Dan Rolfe, Head of DiPerk Power Solutions
