Latest News – Page 128
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NewsFISH for Phoenix
Alaska pollock and Pacific whiting vessels achieve standard for crew certification
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NewsAI tuna quality test
Fujitsu and Tokai University develop ultrasound AI tech to test the quality of frozen tuna
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NewsNautical Institute opening
The Nautical Institute has opened its membership to the UK and international commercial fishing industry
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NewsBrits buy less salmon
Sales of salmon in UK retail now stands at a level of £1.2 billion-a-year
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NewsIcelandic catch falls
The Icelandic fishing fleet landed 70,628 tonnes of wild-capture fish and shellfish in November 2022
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NewsOpinion: Realising the benefits of water-based 5G networks
A network of interconnected devices in aquaculture locations could open up data-driven analysis and management
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NewsScampi newbuild order
Damen Maaskant and Sanford Limited have signed a contract for the design and build of a new scampi vessel
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NewsiFarm 3 salmon stocking
With the focus on machine learning, fish have been stocked for the third time in the Cermaq concept’s net pens
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NewsGear second life launch
Satlink launches a worldwide collaboration network to repurpose sustainable fishing devices
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NewsNEA 2023 catch deal
EU reaches agreements on the shared management of Northeast Atlantic stocks next year
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NewsRobert Downey Jr-backed Ÿnsect expands
Insect-based ingredients company has signed two major agreements to set up production sites in the United States and Mexico
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NewsIrish blue whiting boost
Fishing industry welcomes a commitment from the Minister for the Marine to protect access to the country’s rich blue whiting fishing grounds
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News2023 EU catches adopted
AGRIFISH Council agrees fishing opportunities for the Atlantic, Kattegat and Skagerrak
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NewsMed fishing agreement
EU fisheries ministers decide fishing opportunities for 2023 in the Mediterranean and Black Seas
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NewsTop ranking for Thai Union
Seafood company ranked no.1 in food industry on Dow Jones Sustainability Indices
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NewsNorway tops sustainable protein production
Norwegian aquaculture continues to top the charts of the most sustainable animal protein production
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NewsUK sustainability boost
Five research projects have been awarded over £3.5 million to gather vital evidence to inform how UK fisheries are managed
