Fisheries – Page 8
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NewsMarinTrust and MSC foster cooperation
An agreement between MarinTrust and MSC aims to find common ground and improve understanding
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NewsCanada asked to stand against sustainability secrecy
Accountability.Fish highlights a lack of transparency within the Western Central Pacific Fisheries Commission
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NewsReport: Catching fish at 200-metre depths could have climatic consequences
European research reveals the importance of protecting the resources of the mesopelagic oceanic zone
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NewsWCPFC pressed to end closed meetings
Accountability.Fish is urging the WCPFC to open the door to scrutiny and end the ‘gratuitous’ practice of closed meetings
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NewsCooke completes acquisition of Copeinca
Through the deal, Cooke further strengthens its marine ingredients business and diversifies its geographic and species portfolio
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NewsEU adopts ban on forced labour
Seafood supply chains boosted as Forced Labour Regulation forbids products from forced labour being made available
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NewsWTO urged to protect small-scale fishers
Experts call for differential treatment of developing nations on WTO fisheries subsidy negotiations
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NewsNewbuild: France’s first hydrogen-electric fishing training vessel
LPMA Bastia inaugurates the Mauric-designed Alba
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NewsKongsberg launches next-gen trawl sonar
Compact, modular and multifrequency FS80 combines net monitoring, intake profiling and bottom detection in a single unit
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NewsThai, Kenyan fishing safety boost
More than 32,000 fishers in the two countries to be supported by Stella Maris thanks to IFFS grants
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NewsISSF: Strong progress for Atlantic Ocean tuna fisheries
NGO “especially pleased” ICCAT adopted an updated tropical tuna management measure that also improves FAD management
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NewsEC: Northeast Atlantic fisheries face conservation, control challenges
NEAFC meeting failed to achieve consensus on the sustainable management of fish stocks and on how to tackle IUU fishing
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NewsJapan, China slammed for blocking shark protection
ICCAT’s Cyprus meeting ends in defeat for proposal to end at-sea fin removal while other shark safeguards advance
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NewsFirst West African fishery certified to MSC standard
Senegalese Atlantic Ocean tuna fishery’s certification follows a four-year fishery improvement project
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NewsICCAT 2024 – landmark agreement reached on tuna management
Annual meeting of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas reaches agreement for the sustainable management of tropical tunas
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NewsNew tools to boost social sustainability in EU fisheries
A recent European Parliament conference showcased results from Pillars of the Sea 3: Roadmap towards socially sustainable fishing project
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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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NewsEvaluating biodegradable static gear
Fishing nets sunk at the bottom of harbour in the Danish port of Hirtshals are part of a long-term evaluation of biodegradable static nets
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NewsArgentinian reconversion leading the way
Factory trawler Centurión del Atlántico – the largest in the South American country – has made a strong start after a complete refit
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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
