Latest News – Page 25
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NewsDouble certification for Associated Seafoods
Morecambe Bay and Loch Fyne Oysters recognised by Aquaculture Stewardship Council
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NewsMSC: Global appetite for sustainable seafood continues
Demand remains resilient despite tough economic times, finds new report
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NewsUK citizens get behind the need for better fish welfare
A new survey reveals that 85% of UK citizens want stronger protections for farmed fish
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NewsIceland’s fish landings down 18% in September
Upturn in fleet’s demersal catches unable to offset shrinking pelagic volumes
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NewsDNA modelling breakthrough for farm site seabed sampling
New process draws upon techniques first used in human forensics
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NewsStolt Sea Farm starts construction of new Portuguese facility
Tocha project is the latest step in the land-based aquaculture company’s ongoing expansion programme
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NewsUniversity vaccine work tackles resistance
Scientists at the University of Stirling have received over £770,000 to develop a new vaccine addressing antimicrobial resistance in Vietnamese catfish
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NewsTilapia welfare project reaps rewards
The Tilapia Welfare Egypt Project has improved the welfare of over 260 million fish, impacting 10% of Egypt’s tilapia
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NewsUK consulting on new fisheries management plans
Overriding aim is to secure the health of the fishing industry
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NewsProject UK boosts sustainable fisheries
Project UK’s report showcases collaboration to improve sustainable fisheries, benefitting the UK economy and marine health
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NewsAustralia to resume live lobster trade with China
Imports expected to restart by the end of the year after China imposed a ban on Australian-caught lobsters in 2020
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NewsShining a new light on shrimp trawling
The recipient of the IceFish 2024 Outstanding Skipper Award, Eiríkur Sigurðsson has brought a new level of imagination to the job
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NewsTriumph for Australian tuna
Bluefin stocks recovering but seafood industry served up a mixed bag in new Marine Park plan
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NewsCflow wins Indre Harøy deal
Cflow strengthens its position in land-based farming with a key deal to supply fish handling solutions to Salmon Evolution’s Indre Harøy facility
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NewsIrish seafood navigates challenges
The Irish seafood economy faced a turbulent 2023 but government investments have led to a recovery and 12% growth
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NewsLochaber pupils explore salmon careers
Scottish high school pupils have explored aquaculture careers at a salmon sector event, highlighting diverse job opportunities and local industry impact
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NewsBioMar Ecuador secures aquafeed certification
Aquaculture Stewardship Council confirms the shrimp feed facility has obtained the eco-label
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NewsGiant freshwater prawn farming first
Watershed AC and Evogene Ltd, together with Israel’s Ben-Gurion University, have successfully bred the first gene-edited crustacean
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NewsPlant-based seafood lands more UK supermarket listings
Seafood alternative HAPPIEE! expands its presence to include Sainsbury’s and Morrisons stores
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