Latest News – Page 44
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NewsIn demand UK seafood scheme reopens
Extra GBP 2 million of funding has been made available to support the sector
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NewsBakkafrost confirms ISA virus at Faroes farming site
Full site of 1 million 2.6kg fish will be harvested out over the next two months
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NewsNAPA calls for Norwegian action on blue whiting
In an open letter, Norwegian government urged to meet with fish feed producers and reflect upon its own sustainability commitments
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NewsDeclare Sargasso Sea a ‘marine national park’, UK govt urged
The sheer scale of activity and use of drifting longlines in the Sargasso Sea is threatening the eco system, says Greenpeace UK
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NewsNew gear trials successfully prevent whale entanglements
Minke whale entanglements could reduce by 80%, says study
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News$20m in climate change support for US fisheries
The US is investing $20 million to help fisheries explore ways to tackle the impacts of climate change
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NewsVeriFish – communicating responsible seafood consumption
New initiative aims to facilitate understanding of the complexity behind the definition of sustainability
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NewsHigh Liner Foods invests in land-based salmon farmer
In exchange for a $10 million investment, High Liner Foods receives approximately 4.5% share ownership
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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
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NewsCall for EU fishing areas closure vote delay
Proposals to close 10% of EU fishing waters is a ‘giant experiment’ based on an ‘ill-defined’ law, says EBFA
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News£4.6m boost for UK sustainable aquaculture
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council has pledged GBP 4.6 million to help make the UK’s aquaculture industry more sustainable
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NewsScottish salmon farming inquiry launched
Progress to be evaluated on how various fish health, environmental and climate change challenges are being addressed
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NewsTuna leaders improve transparency, sustainability levels
John West Australia and Pacifical “set milestone for industry” with GDST sustainability data exchange
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NewsUrchin ranching to tackle NZ kelp depletion
A new business has been created to tackle the ecological and climate challenges posed by overpopulated urchin barrens
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NewsKongsberg to design, equip two salmon farm forage carriers
New vessels to increase fleet of Norwegian coastal cargo carrier, Eidsvaag
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NewsReduction analysis shows continued drop in fisheries performance
Two more fisheries drop into “poorly managed” category
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NewsOcean on Land Technology advances lobster hatchery systems
Aquaculture solutions provider enters new strategic licensing agreement with Northbay Innovations
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NewsIndustry commits to testing winning F3 Challenge krill replacements
Five international companies to testing the products within their commercial operations
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NewsEuropêche: European tuna fleet hit hard by IOTC’s double standards
IOTC created a smoke screen to mask its serious governance deficiencies, says European fishing body
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NewsIOTC ‘misses chance to safeguard tuna’
The European Union and World Wildlife Fund have welcomed action by the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission on drifting FADs but rue a missed opportunity to safeguard stocks
