Biodegradable approach to tropical tuna fisheries

Zunibal

In collaboration with the AZTI Technology Centre, Spanish company Zunibal has begun validation tests on its new floating and submerged fish aggregation devices

Fish Aggregating Devices (FADs) have become a vital tool for tropical tuna fisheries and a need has developed to modify and simplify their construction to reflect the demands of both the industry itself and consumers. The new version FADs designed by Zunibal, a leading supplier of floating data buoys used by the tuna sector, includes an approach using a bio-based and compostable material. This offers an innovative alternative that significantly reduces waste generation and promotes the sustainability of tuna fishing.

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