Jason Holland
Based in the United Kingdom, Jason Holland is a seafood storyteller. Calling on more than 30 years' experience as a B2B journalist, editor and communications specialist, he writes content on the fisheries, aquaculture and processing sectors – sharing stories of the progress being made with engaged audiences worldwide. As a freelance contributor, he wrote for World Fishing & Aquaculture for several years before taking over as its editor in December 2021.
Contact info
- Email:
- jholland@mercatormedia.com
- Website:
- https://www.worldfishing.net/
NewsAI in aquaculture – a pathway to enhanced productivity and acceptance
Significant technological advancements have already boosted industry efficiency, sustainability and profitability
NewsUN: Global food security requires ‘silicon fjord’ innovation to trickle down to all aquaculture
Amid food security concerns, industry is urged to do much more to ensure it can meet the world’s growing food demands
NewsInnovation-centricity – the catalyst for a brighter future
The success that seafood companies achieve will greatly depend on their ability to adapt, explains Optimar CEO Siggi Olason
NewsA pathway to smarter fish processing
Marel’s FleXicut Jet is designed to get small-scale processors onboard with the same tech used by much bigger operations
NewsRed tape has UK shellfish aquaculture in a bind
Offering the perfect marine protein, mussel and oyster producers could thrive if given a supportive platform by policymakers
News‘Know your fish, understand your side-stream potential’
Regal Springs’ Petra Weigl shares insights from the world’s leading tilapia producer’s full fish utilisation journey
NewsHealthy returns from by-product pathways
Recent industry discussions demonstrate that an increasing number of blue-food-based biomed ventures are transitioning from innovative ideas to market-ready solutions
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
NewsKate Forbes: Seafood industry success essential to Scotland
Much will depend on the strength of the products, strength of the sector and international connections, says Deputy First Minister
NewsUK seafood loses £1bn in four years
Industry has been hard hit but 2024 has brought some green shoots of recovery, says Marcus Coleman CEO Seafish
News‘AI will transform seafood’
By leveraging AI, seafood can address its biggest challenges and ensure a more sustainable future, insists tech entrepreneur Chris van der Kuyl
NewsFish Waste for Profit: Turning 10m tonnes of waste into 10m tonnes of value
Thor Sigfusson, Founder and Chairman of the Iceland Ocean Cluster, opens the 5th Fish Waste for Profit conference
NewsIs sustainability losing value with seafood consumers?
New global survey from the Aquaculture Stewardship Council finds retail buying habits and purchasing drivers have changed, while product knowledge is still lacking
NewsWasted fish = opportunity missed
Leaders in the 100% Fish utilisation space share innovative approaches to maximise the value of seafood through secondary-yield products
NewsAward-winning Sea-Flux champions safer seagoing
New Zealand company uses new tech to provide affordable, risk-reducing solution to vessels of all sizes and sectors
NewsAI in aquaculture – ‘scary but necessary’
Artificial intelligence is transforming data utilisation in farmed blue food production and adding value along the way
NewsFarming seafood on land making a lot more sense
Leveraging new technologies can help reduce the impacts of aquaculture while helping with the challenge of meeting food security
NewsAI – 'a paradigm shift’ for aquaculture
At Aquaculture UK 2024, Umitron’s Russell Ferguson outlined the company’s ambitions to be a more value-chain-aware technology provider
NewsLord Benyon: I want UK salmon farming to lead the way on sustainability
The industry is addressing its challenges but there’s a lot more that it needs accomplish, insists minister
NewsThere’s no responsible aquaculture without responsible feeds
With confidence and credibility at stake, the demand for responsibly-produced feeds to raise fish and shrimp is in rapid ascendence
