World Fishing News – Page 13
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NewsTighter EU fisheries control rules enter into force
Revamped Fisheries Control Regulation looks to better harmonise and preserve marine resources
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NewsUK scheme launched to tackle labour abuses
Europe’s first worker-driven scheme to help tackle labour abuses and exploitation at sea has launched
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NewsBangladesh aquaculture counts the cost of climate change
A new study reveals the staggering economic cost of climate change on Bangladesh aquaculture
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NewsWays offered up to harness India’s marine wealth
Centralised legislation is key to harnessing India’s marine wealth, says the country’s fisheries research institute
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NewsInternational fishing safety fund launches
Funding is now available to help reduce fishing accidents and fatalities in the global south
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NewsRussia’s crab industry continues to thrive
Despite Western sanctions and the country’s increased international isolation, investment in the sector remains high
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NewsGiant tuna sells for $791,000 at first Tokyo auction
238kg bluefin achieves Toyosu Market’s fourth-highest sales price since records began in 1999
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NewsAI and satellite tech reveals titanic at-sea activity growth
New study finds 75% of the world’s industrial fishing vessels are hidden from public view
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NewsCarsoe sells freezer arm to focus on onboard processing
Carsoe is selling its plate freezer business, Freezertech, to focus on its core business of onboard seafood processing systems
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NewsNew oil approved for Norwegian fish feeds
Genetically modified canola oil provides marine omega-3 fatty acids that are beneficial to farmed salmon and the people that eat the fish
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NewsRecord year of exports for Norwegian seafood
Norway exported record values of seafood in 2023 thanks to high prices and a weak krone
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NewsSamherji founders set up innovation company
The founders of an Icelandic seafood company are marking 40 years in the business by creating a new company to invest in the region they call home
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NewsLRQA: AI tech not a ‘magic bullet’ for food safety
Supply chains warned that food safety protocols should be firmly in place before reaping the benefits that AI has to offer
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NewsLost trawl gear returned from Svalbard
A lost section of a trawl has been returned and put back to use – more than a year after it came fast in the Barents Sea
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NewsWill PAPs be the new aquafeed?
Research highlights how processed animal proteins (PAPs) are safe, sustainable and circular ingredients for global aquafeed
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NewsSecond crabber for Mag-Sea delivered
Khabarovsk Shipbuilding Plant in the Russian Far East has delivered the second of a pair of crabbers for Magadan company Mag-Sea International
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NewsOctopus farming – to be or not to be?
The world’s first commercial octopus farm – being built in the Canary Islands by Nueva Pescanova – seems to be progressing despite public backlash
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NewsNew wellboat for Intership
Intership has taken delivery of its second newbuild from Zamakona with the handover of the hybrid-powered, Salt-designed Inter Scotia
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NewsNew management plan offers hope for Europe’s at-risk eels
Coordinated strategy aims to promote the recovery of the European eel population in the Mediterranean
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NewsFAO/GFCM: Mediterranean, Black Sea overfishing fallen to lowest level in a decade
Fisheries and marine aquaculture generate revenues in excess of US$ 20 billion
