Latest News – Page 18
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NewsBoost for Indian seaweed farming project
Principal Secretary impressed with strategic farming sites developed by ICAR-CMFRI along Indo-Pak border
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NewsSeafood Expo Global/Seafood Processing Global breaks records
More than 35,000 seafood professionals attend, making it the largest edition in the event’s history
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NewsUK’s first National Fishing Remembrance Day – 12 May 2024
Fishermen’s Mission to hold services around the country
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NewsSkipjack tuna from all four oceans certified
A tuna fishery has become the first in the world to be awarded Marine Stewardship Council certification for skipjack tuna from all four oceans
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NewsNew seafood alliance launched for Europe
AIPCE-CEP, EAPO, Europêche and FEAP unite to advance shared goals and promote industry priorities
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NewsBrunvoll contracted for Karstensens’ trio
Maritime systems supplier signs two contracts with shipyard for the delivery of propulsion and manoeuvring equipment for three vessels
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NewsMarshall Islands step up fight against illegal fishing
Republic ratifies UN Agreement on Port State Measures
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NewsKazakhstan struggles to unlock its aquaculture potential
Despite some progress, the Central Asian country has fallen well short of its ambitious production targets
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NewsNew fund launches first FIP in Chile
A new fund’s inaugural FIP will focus on a Chilean fishery critical to the aquaculture sector
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NewsFirst restorative aquaculture centre for the Mediterranean
Innovation and capacity building centre in La Rapita, Spain, to open before the end of 2024
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NewsFrench label change boosts Scottish salmon
New rules have been agreed to a French quality standard which will enable Scottish farmers to export more of its quality salmon to Europe
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NewsBlue whiting ‘stalemate’ affecting aquaculture
A ’political stalemate’ on stock allocation of Northeast Atlantic blue whiting is impacting the aquaculture industry
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NewsParcs Saint Kerber, Algolesko take top honours at 2024 SEG awards
Winners were chosen from a field of 40 finalists representing 15 countries around the globe
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NewsDNV solidifies its position in aquaculture and biodiversity
DNV is broadening its aquaculture and biodiversity expertise with a new acquisition
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NewsBrussels urged to adopt forced labour law
Call on the European Parliament to adopt the EU’s Regulation to prohibit forced labour products on the EU market
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NewsSkretting and Iceland’s LAXEY enter long-term partnership
Aquafeed giant has committed to supply feed to the hybrid flow-through salmon project
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NewsCMFRI achieves captive breeding of golden trevally
High-value species is a potential candidate for sea farming with huge market demand for both consumption and ornamental purposes
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NewsBluefront introduces next impact seafood investment fund
$50 million for sustainable seafood investments already secured
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NewsDemand from Japan boosts Scottish mackerel
Sales of Scottish mackerel to Japan have grown by more than a thousand per cent in the past three years
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NewsCan aquaculture be sited sustainably at maritime ports?
Spatial planning is key to establishing shellfish and seaweed farms in ports and benefitting local communities and environments, says a new study
