Latest News – Page 132
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NewsIndonesian fishers to benefit from eco ice-makers
New solar-powered ice-making machines will help safeguard tuna quality produced at remote Indonesian communities
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NewsPrivate placement for Salmon Evolution
Norwegian land-based salmon farming company raises gross proceeds of NOK 525 million
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NewsSalmon Scotland adds new board member
Stewart Graham, Managing Director of Gael Force, was unanimously elected at the April 2023 AGM
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NewsChanges ahead for certified tuna fisheries
From 1 May 2023, all new fisheries certifications will be to version 3.0 of the MSC Fisheries Standard
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NewsASC leads HRAS seafood farming ratings
Aquaculture Stewardship Council receives the highest score amongst seafood farming certification schemes in the latest Human Rights At Sea Report
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NewsSalmon Wagon takes to the road again
Mowi’s Salmon Wagon is set for a second summer tour of Scotland to raise vital funds for local communities
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NewsSkretting first with Norwegian certification
Skretting Norway has become the first feed mill in the country to attain Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) certification
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NewsLower Q1 salmon harvest for Grieg Seafood
The Bergen, Norway-headquartered salmon farming group harvested approximately 15,350 tonnes of fish in the first-quarter of 2023
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NewsCretel to roll out new-gen tabletop skinners
After a major re-engineering process, the F360M will become available in the third-quarter of 2023
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NewsGarware appoints new executives
An Indian technical fibre manufacturer is focusing on business in Europe with three new executive appointments
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NewsSeafood sector gets more valuable for Ireland
The Irish seafood sector is benefitting from government funding which has helped to increase its value by 4%
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NewsGovernment ‘listening’ as HPMA consultation closes
Public consultation on Scottish government plans to designate at least 10% of the country’s seas as highly protected has now ended
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NewsReport: Korea exposed to high-risk seafood
Seafood linked to human rights abuses and illegal fishing could be ending up in the Korean market, according to the Environmental Justice Foundation
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NewsBlue sustainability loan for Japanese farmed salmon
Proximar has signed Japan’s ‘first’ blue-sustainability loan to develop its aquaculture system for Atlantic salmon
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NewsHigher first-quarter harvest for Mowi, earnings rise
Atlantic salmon producer harvested 102,500 tonnes of gutted weight equivalent fish in the first-quarter of 2023
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NewsBrim completes Polar Seafood purchase
Brim finalises 50% acquisition of North Atlantic seafood processor and exporter
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NewsKaravela rebrands Larsen canned fish range
Latvia-headquartered canned fish producer has launched a new brand identity for its Larsen range of products, sold in the German market
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NewsSeafish launches 2023 processing survey
Seafood processing businesses are being urged to take part in a survey to help inform government policy
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NewsCooke completes Slade Gorton purchase
Canadian seafood group finalises the acquisition of one of the United States’ largest distributors, importers and manufacturers of fresh and frozen seafood
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NewsScottish government urged to prioritise seafood jobs
Salmon Scotland has asked Scottish government not to put politics before employment when considering a proposed ban on all marine activity in Scottish waters
