Latest News – Page 32
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NewsWomen in seafood marginalised by technology
A new study has revealed how women’s work in the global fishing industry remains invisible and poorly paid
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NewsRabobank: China could soon become a $29bn seafood import market
Growth being fuelled by the country’s economic prosperity, large population and high seafood demand, advises new report
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NewsNew project targets improved aquaculture health and wellbeing
Research partnership believes LALProMucoBath could prove a game-changer for fish farmers worldwide
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NewsIndia considers incentivising sustainable fishing
Move is essential for maintaining sustainability and the country’s attempt to secure international certification for its fisheries, say experts
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NewsBrunvoll secures contract for newcomer’s latest live fish carriers
Propulsion, manoeuvring and positioning systems to be provided to Njord Aquashipping’s new live fish carriers
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NewsEEA proposes sustainable fishing measures
The European Environment Agency has outlined measures such as sustainable harvesting and marine protection to ensure a competitive, sustainable fishing industry
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NewsStella Maris demands faster slavery prosecutions
Stella Maris urges faster prosecution of rogue fishing companies after a BBC documentary exposes modern-day slavery on board UK vessels
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NewsStudies show benefits of krill oil on skin
Results from two pilot studies show that krill oil can help strengthen the skin barrier and improve hydration and elasticity in healthy adults
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NewsAustral achieves FISH Standard for crew
Commercial fishing company the first to secure FISH certification in Australia
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NewsIFFO: 2024 fishmeal production up thanks to Peru fishery
Fishmeal production between January and June up 40%, while fish oil rises 10%
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NewsFaroes strike impacts Bakkafrost’s financial performance
Salmon producer harvested 4,000 tonnes post-strike at much lower prices
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NewsIndian seafood certifications undergo review
Stakeholders to evaluate progress of ongoing fishery improvement programme
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NewsNZ researcher to study Hauraki Gulf
NIWA’s new research vessel Kaharoa II working in the Hauraki Gulf Marine Park/ Ko te Pataka kai o Tīkapa Moana Te Moananui-ā-Toi
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NewsIndia set to sign High Seas Treaty
Government to establish an appropriate institutional mechanism to oversee the treaty
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NewsSPFA: Data collection scheme will help ensure a sustainable future
Scottish Pelagic Industry-Science Data Collection Programme is providing valuable biological information for targeted species
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NewsBoosting production and livelihoods – India’s seafood priorities outlined
Targets include achieving 22 million tonnes of fish production by 2024-25
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NewsChicken of the Sea appoints new business development exec
Dane Wigand becomes responsible for driving sales through foodservice and wholesale customers while implementing new business strategies
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NewsKingfish – New Zealand’s new farmed species
Commercial-scale production of kingfish – a high-value, white-fleshed finfish to complement salmon – is now a reality in New Zealand
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NewsFeed from gas project progresses with pilot facility launch
Aerbio – formerly known as Deep Branch – wants to turn industrial carbon dioxide and hydrogen into feed for salmon and chickens
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NewsSeafood for Life looks to improve industry reputation
New UK campaign invites industry to tell its positive and inspiring stories
