World Fishing News – Page 15
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NewsNofima: Huge breeding potential in microalgae
Scientists have determined selective breeding can significantly increase the omega-3 content of microalgae
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NewsThai Union commits to sustainability duo
Thai Union Group is joining two global environmental initiatives in a move it says will reinforce the company’s commitment to sustainability
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NewsSEPA launches wild salmon protection plan
The new framework will help better protect wild salmon populations from sea lice
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NewsKFO: Fisheries Council outcome ‘acceptable’ to Ireland
Organisation’s CEO gives guarded welcome to conclusion of talks with additional mackerel secured
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NewsEU tallies new Atlantic, Med, Black Sea fishing quotas
EU Commissioner Virginijus Sinkevičius thanks European fishers for their “tremendous efforts over recent years” to fish sustainably
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NewsBetter Seafood Board names new chair, members
The US seafood fraud fighting group is in its 16th year
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NewsECOshrimp project advances to stocking stage
Israel land-based shrimp farming company completes and stocks its first prototype tank
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NewsNorway’s fishing gear clean-up breaks records
With 37,000 metres of nets retrieved from fishing grounds, in addition to thousands of metres of lines, ropes and warps, this year’s seabed clean-up operation by the Norwegian Directorate of Fisheries has this year returned record results
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News2024 fishing quotas approved for EU, non-EU waters
Following three days of negotiations, fishing opportunities have been agreed for the Atlantic, North Sea, Mediterranean and Black Seas
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NewsTaking steel feed barge builds to new heights
Gael Force Group and Nauplius Workboats have gone into partnership on steel feed barge builds
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NewsParkol Marine wins UK survey-patrol newbuild contract
Multi-million-pound investment will help safeguard Yorkshire region’s fishing industry and marine environments
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NewsProject seeks insights into struggling pollack populations
UK government has introduced new management measures to restrict the fishing of one of its most commercially valuable species
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NewsMillions given to support Maine lobsters, improve flawed whale data
New funding to help improve knowledge on endangered North Atlantic right whales
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NewsOceana: EU, UK fishing deal puts stocks at risk
Scientific advice again ignored for a significant proportion of fish populations, says NGO
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NewsUK secures £970m worth of fishing
Fishing fleet to have access to 750,000 tonnes of quota in 2024
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News2024 fishing deals agreed by EU, UK and Norway
Agreements will secure access to waters and important opportunities for EU fishers, says Commissioner Virginijus Sinkevičius
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NewsUK seafood trade body proposes levy changes
Seafish has proposed changes to its levy following industry feedback that it funding needs to be fairer and more equitable
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NewsAustralia trials water quality test system
A new system will measure the water quality of the ‘seafood basket’ of Australia
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NewsNOAA confirms fate of 11 killer whales
NOAA Fisheries has confirmed the fates of eleven killer whales found dead or seriously injured in Alaska
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NewsOptimar appoints new sustainability, business development exec
Lene Christin Bratseth to start the new role on 1 March 2024
