World Fishing News – Page 10
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NewsStudy: Fibreglass contaminating oysters and mussels
For the first-time, fibreglass or glass reinforced plastic particles have been found entering the food chain
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NewsSantomar commits to regenerative totoaba production
Earth Ocean Farms unveils its new consumer-facing brand
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NewsUK National Fish and Chip Awards 2025 opens for entries
National Federation of Fish Friers launches the awards in Caerphilly, Wales with Takeaway of the Year 2024 winner, Ship Deck
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NewsNor-Fishing names Innovation Award finalists
Contenders have developed new technologies aimed at enhancing safety or fish welfare in the fishery industry
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NewsUK tech helps solve the ghost gear crisis
Technology developed in the UK is set to help address the significant costs and environmental harm caused by lost fishing nets
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NewsNew hybrid wellboat for Aquaship/Intership
The latest wellboat for Aquaship/Intership brings its fleet to 41, and comes with a specially designed reverse osmosis system
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NewsFund launches to finance Peruvian fishers
Helping Peruvian fishers access funds will help combat illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing
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NewsDNA shows who eats whom
Analysing the DNA of the contents of fish stomachs shows which species are interdependent, leading to better fisheries management
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NewsFarming seafood on land making a lot more sense
Leveraging new technologies can help reduce the impacts of aquaculture while helping with the challenge of meeting food security
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NewsEU fishers slam UK, Norway, Faroes mackerel deal
Industry calls for comprehensive mackerel sharing arrangement to replace recent partial deal
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NewsWAFIC names new CEO
Western Australia Fishing Industry Council appoints former Forest Industries Federation WA Executive Director Melissa Haslam to the position
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NewsNomad commits to cutting carbon emission
Frozen food giant underlines call to reset freezer temperatures and joins Move to -15°C coalition
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NewsNew test to detect Norovirus in oysters
Primerdesign has developed a new test to detect Norovirus in oysters which can be used on site at farms, protecting public health and businesses
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NewsEgyptian workers trained in tilapia welfare
The Tilapia Welfare Egypt project has run a series of ‘train the trainer’ workshops across the country to help improve tilapia welfare standards
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NewsBrussels launches CFP evaluation
Commission looking to gather evidence and different perspectives from a range of stakeholders
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NewsScottish Pelagic Fishermen’s Association names new leaders
Richard Williamson has been elected the new Chair, while Alexander West becomes Vice-chair
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NewsNew majority owner for Borncut
Danish company sells the majority of its shares to IB Food-Machines, based in the Netherlands
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NewsHuge cod quota cut advised for Barents Sea
Reductions also recommended for haddock and Greeland halibut
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NewsOceana seeks legal action over UK oil and gas licences
Oceana UK says the UK government’s decision to issue new exploration licences is unlawful
