Sustainability – Page 38
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NewsNo sandeels for UK fishers in 2023
In an effort to protect marine ecosystems, fishers can’t catch or swap any of the 5,773 tonnes of North Sea quota
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NewsEU fish stocks improving, overfishing down
Stocks level across the EU are improving but more needs to be done, says the EC
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NewsMcDonald’s China adds seafood eco-label to menu
Restaurant chain will now include the blue MSC mark on its Filet-o-Fish sandwich, Double Fish burger and Kids Fish Fillet burger
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NewsSustainability drives SAIC membership growth
SAIC consortium membership grows two-fold since doubling down on sustainability
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NewsCapitalising on seafood’s competitive advantage
Industry leaders say the global seafood marketplace has completely changed in recent years and that a more resilient food category has emerged
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NewsDirect Source joins NFI Crab Council
The council funds FIPs in Indonesia, The Philippines, India, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam
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NewsSea of Cortez totoaba release
Totoaba is an endemic species of Mexico that’s in danger of extinction due to illegal fishing
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NewsPevasa renews sustainable fishing certification
Spanish fishing company Pesquería Vasco-Montañesa SA initially secured its Friend of the Sea Sustainable Fishing Certification in 2009
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NewsUnited call for EU nature law rethink
Fishers and farmers are warning that EU nature restoration proposals will put livelihoods at risk
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NewsPeru halts first anchovy season
One million tonne quota stopped after exploratory fishing determined resource would be impacted
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NewsEU accepts agreement on fisheries subsidies
World Trade Organization’s Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies has been formally accepted by the European Union on behalf of its 27 member states
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NewsNew campaign calls for mandatory labelling
The ‘Follow the Fish’ campaign is urging law makers to make full sustainability labelling mandatory on all seafood sold in the EU
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NewsCelebrities expose naked truth of overfishing
Celebrities from around the world are posing naked with fish to raise awareness of destructive fishing practices
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NewsGroundbreaking fishing vessel wins Ship of the Year
Bluewild, Ulstein Design & Solutions and Westcon Yards have been awarded Ship of the Year 2023
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NewsRecord ASC certification growth in UK
The UK is outpacing global demand for sustainably farmed fish with a 62% leap in ASC-certified products
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NewsEU agrees fisheries control changes
After five years of negotiations, an agreement has been reached on changes to the EU’s fisheries control system
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NewsScottish farmer first with BioMar’s latest feed
New salmon diet lowers carbon emissions, utilises more circular and restorative raw materials and uses less ingredients derived from wild fish stocks
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NewsGSA launches certified seafood campaign
Sustained by Seafood will aim to establish a connection between seafood products and the people who produce them
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NewsWild salmon protection zones
Protection zones on the west coast of Scotland will help safeguard the wild salmon population from sea lice
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NewsSeaChoice urges open-net pen action
SeaChoice urges the Canadian government to act on open-net pen salmon farming to protect wild populations
