Insight
-
News
European Court of Auditors: EU aquaculture ‘stagnating’
Production across the region has flatlined despite increasing financial support, determines new report
-
News
Ten years of eel restocking in France
Objective is to contribute to increasing the number of healthy spawners returning to the sea and thus accelerate the recovery of the stock
-
News
Transforming blue food through connectivity and integration
Stig Martin Fiskå, Global Head of Cognizant Ocean, explains how end-to-end smart platforms could help revolutionise the aquaculture value chain
-
News
Seaweed – Rediscovering a sustainable and forgotten food
Dr Craig Rose PhD – aka Doctor Seaweed – explains why we should say yes to more seaweed
-
News
Report: EU fishers being undermined by ‘unfair’ Chinese competition
European Parliament has been warned that Chinese distant water fleets are causing considerable environmental, social and economic problems
-
News
IceFish 2024: Championing blue food – from sea to plate
Being staged in Kópavogur on 18-20 September 2024, the countdown to the 14th edition of the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition has begun
-
News
Ukrainian fisheries and aquaculture in tatters
Destruction of the Kakhovka Dam on the Dnypro River could be the worst thing to date to have happened to the already heavily-troubled sectors
-
News
Optimising restorative aquaculture
By championing positive ecosystem outcomes, aquatic food producers could meet the future needs of people and planet
-
News
Troubles mount for Egyptian aquaculture
The industry is bearing the brunt of climate change and economic turbulence
-
News
Benelux fishers in troubled waters
Ever-tightening EU standards and steadily rising costs are forcing many of the states’ fishers to leave the industry whilst also driving up the price of seafood
-
News
Russia remains defiant
Despite Western sanctions, Russia continues to harbour bold expansion plans for its seafood processing industry
-
News
Japan’s latest step against illegal seafood
Efforts to recognise and combat IUU fishing look set to advance through a new law
-
News
Turkey stays resilient
Despite this year’s devasting earthquake, the European country remains focused on increasing its domestic fish catch and its exports
-
News
Energy crunch squeezing European aquaculture
When it comes to inflated energy costs, the eye of the storm may have passed, but the region’s producers remain in uncharted waters
-
News
Ukrainian aquaculture – one year on
While it epitomises determination and resilience, the industry is in an increasingly precarious position due to the ongoing conflict
-
-
News
Squeezed out
Industry is concerned the UK’s new fisheries strategy fails to factor in its biggest challenge – spacial squeezing
-
News
Iranian aquaculture on a pathway to growth
Government sets out ambitious plans to double the country’s production in the next four years
-
News
A perfect storm
Japan’s fish and seafood sectors are being undermined by weakening consumption and high prices
-
News
Poland in uncharted waters
Skyrocketing food inflation has led many fish farmers to be uncertain about their future