World Fishing News – Page 128
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NewsNew backing for Mara
Thai Union has joined other financial partners to accelerate the expansion of Mara’s micro-algal product portfolio
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NewsCentral Asia's aqua hopes
Struggling to bolster food security, countries in this vast region have set their sights on aquaculture growth
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NewsScallop breakthrough
A new low-impact method of attracting and catching scallops has been developed
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NewsIUU fishing risk tool
Artificial intelligence is being put to use in the fight against illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing
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NewsAquaculture training tool
A new online training resource has launched providing advice and guidance for workers in UK aquaculture
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NewsAmericans eat less fish
COVID-19 brought significant disruption to traditional business operations and consumer behaviours, according to the National Fisheries Institute
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NewsUS counts cost of COVID
US fishermen and fish catches were hit hard in 2020 by the pandemic, confirms two new fishery status updates from NOAA Fisheries
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NewsSalmon in schools scheme
A new initiative has been launched to encourage Scottish school pupils to eat more salmon
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NewsFishers' wellbeing support
Australia is to expand its mental health support programme for commercial fishers with 50 new hubs across the country
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NewsCapelin lifts Iceland catch
A bumper capelin catch helped Iceland’s fleet to land 34% more fish in the 12 months through April 2022
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NewsNew Irish processing fund
Irish government to fund projects aimed at adding value in the seafood processing sector
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NewsNew farm for Samherji
Funds have been raised to build a pilot project for land-based salmon farming, followed by a commercial grow-out facility
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NewsScottish fishing aid
A new round of funding to support Scottish fishing businesses has opened for applications
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NewsTrade war concerns
A UK-EU trade war should be avoided at all costs, Scotland’s farmed salmon sector has warned
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NewsISSF urges action on tuna
ISSF includes improved yellowfin and skipjack management, strengthened FAD management measures and more among top asks at IOTC annual meeting
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NewsAtlantic quota dispute
Unilateral decision making on quotas is putting key Northeast Atlantic pelagic stocks at risk
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NewsAtlantic Sapphire payout
Land-based salmon producer has received an insurance settlement for the fire that gutted its Denmark plant
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NewsRedox acquires Norluft
To strengthen its position within closed aquaculture systems, ozone and oxygen specialist Redox AS has acquired the Norwegian company
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NewsFaroese trawler launched
New Arctic freezer trawler to be named Emerald by its owner P/F Havborg
