World Fishing News – Page 131
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News$1m sustainability boost
22 projects and fisheries have been awarded new funding by the Marine Stewardship Council
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NewsGSA consumer campaign
The Global Seafood Alliance has launched its first consumer marketing campaign
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NewsProximar inks Japan deal
Land-based salmon farming company has reached an agreement with Marubeni Corporation becoming its exclusive distributor in Japan
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NewsServing up AI-raised fish
Japanese sushi chain Kura Sushi is installing smart fish feeders at its consignment sites for the sustainable farming of red seabream
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NewsVietnam export surge
Despite the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, Vietnam’s seafood sales to overseas markets increased 25% in March 2022
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NewsScottish aquaculture first
A water purification system is to be trialled alongside a medicine used to treat sea lice on salmon
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News€1bn ocean protection
Forty-four commitments to protect the ocean have been announced by the EU for the period 2020-2022 at the seventh Our Ocean Conference
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NewsFishmeal production falls
The total cumulative production of fishmeal in the first two months of this year decreased while the production of fish oil increased
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NewsCo-op bycatch audited
UK retailer the Co-op has been audited on the quality of its seafood sourcing by an independent partnership of charities
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NewsYellowtail farmer lands loan
The Netherlands-based yellowtail producer The Kingfish Company NV has secured a five-year €75 million bilateral debt facility
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NewsThai Union chief resigns
Kraisorn Chansiri, Founder and Chairman of Bangkok-based seafood giant Thai Union, has resigned after receiving civil actions from Thailand’s Security and Exchange Commission for alleged insider trading
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News40% jump in Iceland catch
A huge capelin catch helped Iceland’s fishing fleet to land 40% more fish and shellfish in March 2022
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NewsSetting a new standard
The owners of new pelagic vessel Christian í Grótinum have a well-deserved reputation for being trailblazers
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NewsCAT adds to breeding team
The joint US-Canada Center for Aquaculture Technologies has added three leading scientists to its breeding team
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NewsSeafood scheme relaunches
Coastal communities in England will continue to benefit from a relaunched government scheme
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NewsMore EU crisis measures
A second round of support for the fishery and aquaculture sectors has been put forward by Brussels amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict
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NewsIFAD funds Haiti project
IFAD-funded project to protect the environment in Haiti by improving farmers’ and fishermen’s livelihoods
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NewsEU tuna sector advocacy
A newly founded group will advocate for the rights of tuna fishers across the EU
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NewsMSC critics start review
A review of the Marine Stewardship Council has been launched by the On The Hook campaign
