Insight – Page 2
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NewsShetland pelagic fleet investments net green benefits
Sector is on the cusp of a complete fleet renewal and ensuring ‘second-to-none’ operational efficiency and catch quality
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NewsScottish pelagic processor puts quality and sustainability at the heart of its operations
Pelagia Shetland has seen its best-practice procedures secure sales to the Japanese market and others
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NewsHas the storm passed for Russia’s fish farmers?
The industry has overcome most of its immediately critical challenges and authorities now believe strong production growth could be achieved
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NewsRussia’s crab industry continues to thrive
Despite Western sanctions and the country’s increased international isolation, investment in the sector remains high
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NewsWill PAPs be the new aquafeed?
Research highlights how processed animal proteins (PAPs) are safe, sustainable and circular ingredients for global aquafeed
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NewsEuropean Court of Auditors: EU aquaculture ‘stagnating’
Production across the region has flatlined despite increasing financial support, determines new report
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NewsTen 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
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NewsTransforming 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
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NewsSeaweed – Rediscovering a sustainable and forgotten food
Dr Craig Rose PhD – aka Doctor Seaweed – explains why we should say yes to more seaweed
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NewsReport: 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
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NewsIceFish 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
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NewsUkrainian 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
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NewsOptimising restorative aquaculture
By championing positive ecosystem outcomes, aquatic food producers could meet the future needs of people and planet
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NewsTroubles mount for Egyptian aquaculture
The industry is bearing the brunt of climate change and economic turbulence
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NewsBenelux 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
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NewsRussia remains defiant
Despite Western sanctions, Russia continues to harbour bold expansion plans for its seafood processing industry
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NewsJapan’s latest step against illegal seafood
Efforts to recognise and combat IUU fishing look set to advance through a new law
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NewsTurkey stays resilient
Despite this year’s devasting earthquake, the European country remains focused on increasing its domestic fish catch and its exports
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NewsEnergy 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
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NewsUkrainian aquaculture – one year on
While it epitomises determination and resilience, the industry is in an increasingly precarious position due to the ongoing conflict
