World Fishing News – Page 58
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NewsOp-Ed: Make 2024 the year that EM becomes ‘business as usual’ in global tuna fisheries
International Seafood Sustainability Foundation President Susan Jackson urges action to unlock the transformative impacts of electronic monitoring
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NewsMAIB issues derrick advice after fatal injury
MAIB has warned skippers of the potential dangers of derrick head quick-release mechanisms after the death of a deckhand on board a scallop dredger
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NewsCMFRI: Monsoon trawl ban not detrimental to prawn resources
Restricting fishing during this period facilitates continued recruitment, finds new study
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NewsEU secures more Chilean jack mackerel
Decision underscores the success of science-driven stock management, after the near-collapse of the stock at the start of the last decade, says EC
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NewsSAIC marks a decade of aquaculture upskilling
Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre celebrates critical industry milestone
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NewsWorkers still ‘dangerously exploited’ says union
Union leader speaks out about ‘dangerous exploitation of vulnerable workers’ on the anniversary of the Morecambe Bay cockling disaster
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NewsBrunvoll nets new aquaculture vessel contract
The vessel has been designed by NSK Ship Design and will be built at Havyard Leirvik for handover to owner Nordlaks in 2025
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NewsNorwegian seafood exports still in sustained growth
Norwegian seafood exports market is still going strong into 2024
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NewsNEOM enters joint-venture to establish Topian Aquaculture
New venture to support national goal of producing 600,000 tonnes of fish products annually by 2030
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NewsFirst feed mills become ASC-certified
Vimifos achieves certification for three of its facilities in Mexico, while Skretting secures it for two mills in Chile
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NewsSeaweed worms – alternative farmed fish diet shows great promise
New project finds feeding with live enchytraeids can increase growth rates of juvenile fish by up to 200% and lower overall mortality
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NewsScottish wild salmon fund reopens
The latest phase of a fund to help save Scotland’s iconic wild salmon is open for applications
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NewsShrimp farmers call for end to Uyghur exploitation
A US coalition of shrimp producers is urging the federal government to shut down supply chains which it alleges are exploiting Uyghur labour
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NewsNew planning process trialled in Scotland
A new farm consent process being trialled in Scotland could bring swifter and more coordinated decisions
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NewsZambian farmers benefiting from smallholder aquaculture
New WorldFish study learns the transformative power of fish farming
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NewsSandeel fishing banned in UK waters
UK and Scottish governments both plan sandeel fishing ban to help protect the marine ecosystem
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NewsSatellite company warned it's contributing to overfishing
Chris Packham, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Amanda Holden join campaign to stop satellite-assisted ocean destruction
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NewsIceland’s 2023 catch decreases
Fishing fleet’s landings fell by 3% or more than 39,000 tonnes compared with the previous year to 1,378,768 tonnes
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NewsEnglish fisheries lack trust, says study
Rebuilding trust in English fisheries governance will be vital in creating a sustainable industry post-Brexit, according to a new study
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NewsIntership names second Zamakona wellboat
Norwegian wellboat company, Intership, has named its latest wellboat, the second of two newbuilds from Zamakona Yards Bilbao
