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Urchinomics teams up to keep sea urchins on the menu
A pair of partnership deals will see Urchinomics help keep the prized sea urchin on menus around the world
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Thai Union expands footprint in Ghana
Seafood giant has officially opened a new, 8,000-tonne coldstore for its Pioneer Food Cannery factory
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Northern Ireland provides millions in fisheries, aquaculture support
The fund provides GBP 3.5 million financial support for fishing, aquaculture and marine stakeholders and is available up to 31 March 2025
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Is sustainability losing value with seafood consumers?
New global survey from the Aquaculture Stewardship Council finds retail buying habits and purchasing drivers have changed, while product knowledge is still lacking
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Cabo Verde renews EU tuna quotas
EU fishers can catch up to 7,000 tonnes of tuna per year in Cabo Verde waters under the latest deal struck between the two
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ISSF: 12 tuna stocks don’t meet MSC certification criteria
Updated report determines 11 tuna stocks achieve passing scores on MSC Principle 1
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Boosting sustainability in Med aquaculture
A new development and training programme aims to boost sustainability in Mediterranean aquaculture
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Lerøy invests in US biotech firm
Investment in Salmonics will go towards supporting the company’s development of solutions utilising fish blood
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Record sales growth for Kingfish Company
Additional investment in commercial activities has begun to yield results, land-based aquaculture company says
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EU processors being disadvantaged by Norwegian salmon loophole
Action needed to address market distortions caused by “production” grade salmon entering the market in processed formats, says EU advisors
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Farmed salmon now Iceland’s second most valuable fish
Atlantic salmon produced in aquaculture systems is now second only to wild-caught cod in terms of how much export income it generates
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UK seafood consumption – fallen 30% since pandemic
Food category not recruiting enough new consumers, finds new Seafish report
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Collaborative effort to standardise sea lice modelling
Researchers are developing a standardised tool for sea lice modelling
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Russian sanctions extended by another 6 months
Seafood among the goods that cannot be imported into the EU
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EU commercial catches continue to decline, but value increases
Fleet caught approximately 3.4 million tonnes of fish and shellfish in 2022, worth an estimated €6.2 billion
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Japanese seafood imports exceed domestic production
Country’s self-sufficiency rate for edible seafood estimated at around 56%, down from 114% 60 years ago
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Brussels greenlights new fisheries measures for Northeast Atlantic
European Council has formally adopted a set of updated fisheries measures in the Northeast Atlantic Fisheries Commission area
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CITES: Shark, ray trade reporting ‘inconsistent’
Data mismatches are causing problems for the conservation of these vulnerable species, says new study
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US$10m for Maryland oyster reef
NOAA has recommended a grant of US$10m to help construct reefs at a Maryland oyster reef in the Chesapeake Bay
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Vision needed for Canadian aquaculture
Canada’s aquaculture industry has stalled but now is the time for a new vision, says the Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance