All World Fishing articles in Web Issue – Page 178
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NewsDefibrillator rollout
Some of Scotland’s leading salmon farming companies have been installing defibrillators in the local communities that they operate
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NewsPlant-based bluefin funding
US cell-cultured seafood company Finless Foods has closed its Series B funding, achieving a total $34 million
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NewsAlaska pollock campaign
Association of Genuine Alaska Pollock Producers launches its first-ever national marketing programme
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NewsProximar installation deal
Atlantic salmon producer signs engineering contract for its Japanese land-based Atlantic salmon farm
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NewsAquafeed conflict response
Skretting’s owner has advised that no new investments, no new projects and no new exports to Russia will be undertaken
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NewsBioMar: No Russia trade
Aquafeed company has ceased all commercial trade activities within Russia in response to the Ukraine invasion
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NewsPostpone fisheries talks
Scottish government minister calls for fisheries talks with Russia to be postponed
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NewsNorth Atlantic quotas
Disputes ranging more than a decade have led to overfishing of some pelagic species in the North Atlantic
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NewsFish versus climate crisis
Encouraging seafood consumption offers a considerable opportunity to lower the emissions of food systems
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NewsShellfish best-practice
Best practice guidance for animal welfare across the UK shellfish supply chain is under development
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NewsPrinces meets 100% goal
All tuna purchased for its brands in the UK, the Netherlands and Poland came from either a FIP or a MSC certified source in 2021
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NewsOnboard telemedicine first
The world’s first fishery onboard telemedicine project gets underway
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NewsUN: 2022 – a defining year
Top-level ocean meetings are taking place this year that could revive the fortunes of SDG 14, says the UN’s special envoy for the ocean Peter Thomson
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NewsASL acquires Arbroath
Acquisition will create a seafood business with a combined turnover of around £85 million
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NewsRed tape crisis
Veterinary agreements must be quickly negotiated between the UK and the EU to ease post-Brexit seafood trade issues, industry says
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ConferenceIcefish - The original Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition returns in June 2022
The largest commercial fishing exhibition in the North since 1984, finally returns to Kópavogur, June 8-10, 2022 after a covid enforced 5 year gap.
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ConferenceIcefish - hin eina sanna Íslenska sjávarútvegssýning snýr aftur í júní 2022
Viðamesta sýning á sviði atvinnuveiða á norðurslóðum frá árinu 1984 snýr loks aftur dagana 8.-10. júní 2022, eftir fimm ára hlé sem stafar af hömlum af völdum kóvíd-takmarkana.
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ConferenceExhibition to welcome bumper Danish contingent
There will be a large number of Danish companies taking part in the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition 2022, Danish Export-Fish Tech has confirmed.
