World Fishing News – Page 36
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NewsKanadísk sendinefnd kannar ný tækifæri
Hinir mörgu alþjóðlegu sýnendur og gestir fjórtándu Íslensku sjávarútvegssýningarinnar, IceFish 2024, eru nú í óðaönn að undirbúa sig fyrir heimsóknina til Íslands í september.
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NewsIranian fish production in the shadow of sanctions
Despite sweeping Western measures imposed over Iran’s nuclear programme, the government has ambitious plans to near double its fish production
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NewsWild salmon catch up whilst farmed sector struggles
Wild catch of salmon and related species has rise by 7% in 2023 whilst the farmed sector shrinks slightly thanks to low biomass and limited growth
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NewsCharity drive to boost welfare in fishing
A maritime charity has launched new online training to drive up welfare standards in the fishing sector
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NewsCircular tanks for innovative live fish carrier
Built for Seastar Holding, live fish carrier Seifjell has been built at the Cemre yard in Turkey to a design by Salt Ship Design
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NewsOyster farming innovations on the rise
New systems could change the way farmers work and increase product quality
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NewsNewhaven fish processing plant nears completion
New facility will soon open its doors, providing crucial support to the local fishing industry
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NewsNew generation of veteran filleter exceeds expectations
Baader 189PRO is the result of extensive development by staff at Baader Iceland, in co-operation with a number processing companies
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NewsUrchinomics 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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NewsThai 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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NewsNorthern 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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NewsIs 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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NewsCabo 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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NewsISSF: 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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NewsBoosting sustainability in Med aquaculture
A new development and training programme aims to boost sustainability in Mediterranean aquaculture
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NewsLerøy 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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NewsRecord sales growth for Kingfish Company
Additional investment in commercial activities has begun to yield results, land-based aquaculture company says
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NewsEU 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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NewsFarmed 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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NewsUK seafood consumption – fallen 30% since pandemic
Food category not recruiting enough new consumers, finds new Seafish report
