World Fishing News – Page 107
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News120 years for King Oscar
Norwegian canned seafood brand King Oscar celebrates the milestone of its 120th anniversary
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NewsPeru sets anchovy quota
Peru’s Ministry of Production has authorised the start of the second season of industrial fishing for anchovy destined for indirect human consumption
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NewsISSF urges action on tuna
Action is urgently needed to prevent the depletion of tuna in the Pacific, warns the ISSF
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NewsMSC urges tuna progress
Progress on harvest strategies urgently needed to safeguard tuna stocks in the Western Central Pacific, says eco-label
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NewsJapanese seaweed first
Japan’s first ASC-MSC-certified wakame and kelp to be made available in local supermarkets
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NewsFirst mako shark quota
Fishery managers agree safeguards for CITES-listed, South Atlantic population
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NewsNFI’s John Connelly dies
The United States’ National Fisheries Institute has confirmed the passing of its President & CEO, John Connelly
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NewsNew US seafood regs
A final rule on traceability has been issued to facilitate faster identification and removal of potentially contaminated food from the US market
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NewsA new aquafeed resource?
Scientists are looking to recycle marine waste from inactive oil platforms
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NewsDNR ban irks Cooke
Washington decision makers have “opted to ignore science” by prohibiting net pen aquaculture in state-owned areas, says Cooke Aquaculture Pacific
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NewsState ends fish farming
Commissioner Hilary Franz stops net pen aquaculture in Washington’s waters to protect native wild salmon
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NewsCooke acquires Tassal
The purchase is Cooke’s first investment in Australia and the largest-ever for the family-owned seafood and nutritional products company
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NewsSpain on high alert
Seafood business high risk alert as report reveals Spain’s imports exposed to illegal and unreported products
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NewsMaine reacts to MSC loss
State leaders voice their disappointment at the suspended lobster certification, saying environmental activists have engineered the move
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NewsShrimp feed trial results
Initial trial of Unibio’s single-cell protein delivers up to 75% improved survival rate
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NewsEC develops algae sector
The European Commission has adopted an initiative to help grow the seaweed products sector
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NewsMaine loses eco-label
MSC certificate suspended for Gulf of Maine lobster fishery with protection for right whales coming into question
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News3D printed fish patent
Steakholder Foods files US patent for its 3D printing process that gives the flakiness of cooked fish
