Latest News – Page 124
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NewsUkrainian fisheries and aquaculture in tatters
Destruction of the Kakhovka Dam on the Dnypro River could be the worst thing to date to have happened to the already heavily-troubled sectors
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NewsPut your words into action, NAPA urges coastal states
Despite the EU’s stance that progress has been made to end overfishing in the northeast Atlantic, NAPA urges politicians to do more
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NewsUK seafood firms get guidance to employ non-nationals
Guidance published to help seafood employers navigate visa process for hiring labour from outside the UK
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NewsAquaculture supplier expands to Tromsø and rebrands
Proff Kulde AS has extended its footprint in northern Norway and rebranded to the name “Tempia”
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NewsScottish Sea Farms opens inhouse incubator
A new inhouse £2m incubation unit is helping Scottish Sea Farms safeguard egg supply and quality
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NewsBiomega appoints new product manager
Åse-Lill Helgesen joins to oversee its flagship salmon products in human nutrition, pet food and aquaculture
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NewsEspersen to buy Iceland Seafood UK
Danish value-added producer agrees to buy 100% of the share capital in struggling business
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NewsUS, Ecuador pen shrimp safety partnership
FDA signs agreement with Ecuador’s seafood regulatory authority to strengthen food safety in shrimp intended for the US market
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NewsASC joins MSC in awarding sustainability
The ASC will be on hand at the MSC UK Awards to celebrate the best of sustainable aquaculture
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NewsNew alliance against IUU fishing launches
A new alliance has been formed in British Columbia, Canada to bolster the global effort to combat IUU fishing
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NewsFuture fish production – a risky business?
Sector could be significantly impacted by environmental and regulatory uncertainty, says OECD and FAO
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NewsHigh Liner president, CEO resigns
North American processor and marketer of value-added frozen seafood accepts resignation of Rod Hepponstall
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NewsKingfish Maine permits upheld
Land-based yellowtail kingfish producer has seen an appeal against its project rejected and its state permits upheld
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NewsCommission looks to pull Baltic fisheries out of ‘dire’ straits
It’s not news that some stocks in the Baltic Sea are in trouble, so what is Europe planning to do about it?
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NewsHampidjan Australia latest CatchCam distributor
SafetyNet Technologies has struck an agreement to supply the CatchCam fishing gear-mounted camera to the Australian market
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NewsLatest delivery as Royal Greenland renews fleet
Tuugaalik is the latest newbuild in the series of factory trawlers built by Astilleros de Murueta
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NewsIcelandic fleet boosted by July pelagic catch
Volume of fish and shellfish increases by 16% to 101,705 tonnes, new data confirms
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NewsSeafish: Challenges continued for UK fishing fleet in 2022
Fish prices climbed last year but profits declined, according to new financial estimates
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NewsRoyal recognition for Aller Aqua
Fish feed company among three Danish subsidiaries to be honoured with royal export awards from HRH Crown Prince Frederik
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NewsHigh demand for salmon gives SalMar a boost
A limited supply of salmon and strong demand has pushed up prices leading to a strong quarterly performance for SalMar
