World Fishing News – Page 87
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NewsEuropêche: European tuna fleet hit hard by IOTC’s double standards
IOTC created a smoke screen to mask its serious governance deficiencies, says European fishing body
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NewsIOTC ‘misses chance to safeguard tuna’
The European Union and World Wildlife Fund have welcomed action by the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission on drifting FADs but rue a missed opportunity to safeguard stocks
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NewsOcean 14 Capital Fund I reaches €200m
Impact fund is the largest in the blue economy and has added leading institutional investors
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NewsSeafish begins levy change consultation
The levy on seafood caught or imported into the UK helps support the industry and must be realistic, says Seafish
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NewsEnhanced simulator improves safety and prevents fish loss
Kongsberg Digital’s K-Sim Fishery training tool bolstered with new purse seine application
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NewsThere’s no responsible aquaculture without responsible feeds
With confidence and credibility at stake, the demand for responsibly-produced feeds to raise fish and shrimp is in rapid ascendence
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NewsMEP candidates urged to put fishing first
Irish fishers accuse the EU of prioritising non-members as they urge the public to put MEP candidates ‘under the spotlight’ ahead of the upcoming elections
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NewsVeramaris marks record-breaking year with 50% more volume
Company at the forefront of addressing aquaculture’s growing need for sustainable omega-3 EPA and DHA
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NewsGEA breaks ground on US alternative proteins centre
New facility will develop industry-ready alternatives to seafood, meat, dairy and egg
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NewsUrchinomics appointment enhances NZ operations
Mawae Morton to become a senior advisor for Aotearoa and take on the role of non-executive chair for the region
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NewsScottish politicians laud salmon jobs and investment
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar and SNP’s Employment & Investment Minister Tom Arthur praise industry at Aquaculture UK
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NewsNamibia Ocean Cluster launches
A new non-profit has been launched to promote sustainable and economically viable fishing in Namibia
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NewsNew day to mark lives lost at sea
The UK is honouring those who have lost their lives at sea with the First National Fishing Remembrance Day
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NewsScottish aquaculture 'open for business'
Government sees a bright future for aquaculture, but it also recognises that it’s not all plain sailing for the industry, minister says
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NewsSafeguarding UK fish stocks using remote monitoring
New technology will make monitoring and managing UK fish stocks much easier
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NewsFarmed fish health funding boost for SAIC
New GBP 1.5 million package will sharpen the innovation centre’s focus on driving positive health and welfare outcomes
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NewsMixed picture for marine ingredients
IFFO analysis shows a generally positive outlook for fishmeal and fish oil in 2024 against weakening demand in China
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NewsBrussels urged to safeguard EU tuna
Europe’s association of fish processers and traders is calling on the EC to back the industry in a free trade agreement with Thailand
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NewsQuota trial begins in Cornwall
Fishers in Cornwall are set to be the first to benefit from additional post-Brexit fishing quota as part of a new trial, says the UK government
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NewsSustainable seafood – a chef perspective
Blue foods have all the right attributes to be the protein heroes on our plates, insist culinary leaders
