World Fishing News – Page 9
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NewsChanges made to Northeast Atlantic fisheries rules
New measures include improvements to the control of transhipment operations at sea, as well as rules on waste and the retrieval of lost gear
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NewsFishmeal, fish oil production falls
Crucial Peruvian fishing activities were heavily affected in 2023 by the El Niño phenomenon
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NewsStudy: Krill meal not beneficial in animal-based salmon diets
Findings support marine-ingredient-free diets for farmed Atlantic salmon
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NewsEU fishers slam Norway’s ‘disloyalty’
The fishing industry is urging EU member states to call out Norway for its ‘disloyal attitude’ towards EU fishing rights
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NewsSeafood Task Force welcomes new members
A trade association working in the tuna and shrimp sectors has expanded its activities across the Asia Pacific region
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NewsBringing new oyster farming equipment to the market
Solar Oysters and Blue Oyster Environmental are working together to drive sustainable oyster aquaculture
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NewsUS seafood trade deficit exceeds $20.3 billion
Approximately 80% of the estimated seafood consumption in the United States comes from overseas sources
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NewsNational Fisheries Institute joins WIC association
America’s NFI partners with advocates for the Women, Infants and Children programme
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NewsSanta Monica Seafood expands into Colorado
New facility will serve foodservice and retail customers, with operations expected to star in Q2 2024
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NewsConservation groups hit back at MSC delays
MSC is losing credibility as it delays the roll-out of revised standards, say conservation groups
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NewsMSC delays new standards roll-out
The Marine Stewardship Council has delayed the full roll-out of its latest fisheries standard by two years
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NewsAquaculture quickly warming to the benefits of nanobubbles
Offering more productivity at less cost, the technology is a good fit for an industry that’s increasingly turning to more intensive systems
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News‘Historic’ labour abuses decision for squid fishery
A move to combat human rights and labour abuses in a jumbo flying squid fishery in international waters has been hailed as ‘historic’
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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
