World Fishing News – Page 4
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NewsUS introduces law to support seafood workforce
The Save Our Seafood Act aims to exempt US fish processors from H-2B visa caps, boosting workforce availability
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NewsBIO-UV fills new sales leader position
Roy Charsley is appointed water treatment specialist’s Aquaculture Market Sales Leader
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NewsEurostat: EU aquaculture production static at 1.1m tonnes
Spain, France and Greece lead production, valued at a total €4.8 billion
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NewsUK seafood to make a splash in Vietnam
Southeast Asian country grants market access to UK live seafood in deal worth an estimated GBP 20 million over five years
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NewsBest first-quarter for Norwegian seafood exports
Industry saw billion-dollar growth to the US and Chinese markets
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NewsWerft Shipbuilding delivers Z-575
Dutch yard bills its latest fishing newbuild as “a showcase of efficiency, reliability and versatility at sea”
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NewsIceland’s First Water secures €39m in share increase
Land-based salmon farmer has now secured €240 million in funding, with investment in the project now exceeding €137 million
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NewsNational Fisheries Institute's Sushi Council goes online
Food safety coalition provides resources on how to “Sushi Responsibly”
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NewsFAI tilapia welfare app introduced to Kenya
The onboarding represents the latest phase of the country’s fish welfare project
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NewsUK 2025 seafood processing canvass gets underway
Businesses encouraged to contribute essential data through short survey
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NewsGuidance on Great Lakes fish farming compliance
A new publication offers guidance on navigating aquaculture regulations in the Great Lakes
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NewsDanish yard to build Canadian lobster catcher
Hvide Sande Shipyard contracted to build an innovative fishing vessel for Canadian fishing company Clearwater Seafoods
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NewsPeru anchovy among world’s most sustainable
A new study has ranked Peru’s anchovy fishing industry as one of the world’s most environmentally sustainable
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NewsParas Aqua unveils Precision HFS technology
Paras Aqua has launched its Precision HFS technology, improving fish welfare and reducing production costs
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NewsBrussels endorses new fisheries protocol with Guinea-Bissau
Vessels from Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece and France can fish for tuna, cephalopods and crustaceans in the country’s waters until 2029
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NewsNFI: Trump tariffs put US seafood jobs at risk
National Fisheries Institute President & CEO Lisa Wallenda Picard also warns that seafood prices will go up
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NewsISSF: IOTC actions needed to maintain momentum for sustainable tuna fisheries
Non-profit partnership explains the need for science-based conservation and effective monitoring in the Indian Ocean
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NewsScottish blue whiting season nears end
The Scottish blue whiting season nears its end, with boats fishing across multiple North Atlantic regions
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NewsStolt Sea Farm celebrates 10 years
Stolt Sea Farm celebrates its 10th anniversary of sustainable seafood production using Iceland’s unique geothermal resources
