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NewsRussia in turmoil
Fish sector faces a perfect storm of export restrictions, a lack of equipment and the logistics chaos – all caused by sanctions from the west
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Farming in the shadow of war
Despite all the terrors of the ongoing conflict, most Ukrainian fish producers have maintained their operations
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IceFish 2022 – back to business
Thousands of visitors – spanning the entire fisheries sector – were warmly welcomed to 13th edition of the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition in Kópavogur
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Central Asia's aqua hopes
Struggling to bolster food security, countries in this vast region have set their sights on aquaculture growth
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Russian processing crisis
The development of Russia’s fish processing industry has been derailed by the war in Ukraine
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Healthier salmon farming
Two new initiatives have the potential to significantly contribute towards healthier production systems
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Turkish aquaculture boom
Industry recognises that diversification is key to the country’s fish farming growth
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Kerry: Industry must step up
US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate says to help restore ocean health, companies selling seafood need to demonstrate a lot more accountability
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Shifting aquaculture’s currency to green
RAS is big business, but what can IMTA bring to European fish farming?
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Russia on track to becoming a black caviar superpower
Russia is set to increase black caviar export fivefold by 2024, aiming to compete with Chinese suppliers on the European and the US markets, as well as on home ground.
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Source of inspiration
Iceland is well positioned to offer the United Kingdom a lot more than just its favourite whitefish
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Arctic char – niche species ready to go mainstream
There are ambitious plans to bring what is currently a niche farmed species to greater prominence as Arctic char production is about to be stepped up by Norwegian Fish Farms working with seafood producer Babord Group.
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If you can’t stand the heat…
When it comes to the climate change crisis, there’s a lot more to come from seafood.
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Kazakhstan sets ambitious aquaculture goals
The Kazakh government has adopted a bold aquaculture development programme, aiming to boost domestic fish production from the current annual figure of 7,000 tonnes to some 270,000 tonnes by 2030
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Russian fish farmers source equipment at home
Russia’s heavy dependence on imported fish farming equipment is likely to change, as the Covid-19 pandemic has spurred the ruble’’s depreciation and consequently made any imported products less affordable
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Shaking up the virtual aisles
Online sales of seafood have soared during the coronavirus lockdown and experts believe the long-term future looks good
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Turbulent times for Russian seafood
China’s import ban could leave millions of tonnes of Russian fish unsold and result in thousands of job losses, as it seems that Russia is running out of options to avoid the worst case scenario becoming a reality
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Surf n’ turf: closing the global food gap
Farming animals in the water and on land has an essential role to play in solving our most fundamental challenge
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Aiming for aquafeed self-sufficiency
Russia is set to ramp up aquafeed production nearly tenfold to 525,000 tonnes by 2030 to make fish farmers less dependent on imports
