Seafood – Page 14
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NewsStarring role for Scotland
Scottish seafood is being showcased at a global gastronomy competition taking place next week in France
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NewsUS eco-label launch
A new campaign has launched encouraging shoppers in the United States to support sustainable products and brands
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NewsIceland's '22 catch soars
The total volume of fish and shellfish landed by Iceland’s fishing fleet in 2022 increased by 22%, reaching a total 1,417,756 tonnes
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NewsTuna transparency measure
Thai Union and The Nature Conservancy release first progress report on tuna supply chain transparency
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NewsIrish boss: EU quotas unfair
An Irish fishing leader is urging the government to stand firm on EU quota talks as Norway seeks greater access to Irish waters
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NewsThai Union invests in algae
Seafood giant has invested in Algama, joining other industry-leading strategic and financial partners in backing the start-up
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NewsBest year yet for Norway
2022 was a record year for Norwegian seafood exports but significant challenges remain, says the Norwegian Seafood Council
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NewsEU red cards Cameroon
With immediate effect, EU member states will refuse the importation of fishery products from the central African country
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NewsGermany tallies its losses
Supported by fast-growing demand, the seafood category in Germany has experienced steady development, but domestic production continues to stagnate
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NewsTokyo tuna sells for ¥36m
Toyosu Fish Market’s New Year auction sees 212kg bluefin tuna fetch about $275,000
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NewsNOAA ups import scrutiny
NOAA Fisheries is proposing to expand its seafood import monitoring programme by 50%
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NewsNew role for TU exec
Thai Union has appointed Jon Burton as its Business Unit Director – European Marine Protein
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NewsWomen in Seafood disbands
Women in seafood organisation shuts its door after six years citing a lack of resources
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NewsOff the plate
European seafood spend continues to increase but consumption has been heading the other way
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NewsSamherji foreign ops sale
Baldvin Thorsteinsson acquires the overseas operations of Samherji Holding
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NewsHopes for Scottish aqua
SAIC’s Heather Jones outlines three themes that should influence the aquaculture sector in 2023
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NewsAI tuna quality test
Fujitsu and Tokai University develop ultrasound AI tech to test the quality of frozen tuna
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NewsBrits buy less salmon
Sales of salmon in UK retail now stands at a level of £1.2 billion-a-year
