Latest News – Page 133
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NewsArctic scalloper connected
Tau Tech is to begin sustainable scallop harvesting in the Barents Sea and with support from Inmarsat’s Fleet Express
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NewsNor-Fishing award won
Project team behind the ground-breaking fishing vessel ECOFIVE scoop innovation award
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NewsNor-Fishing’s royal support
Her Majesty Queen Sonja of Norway opened the Nor-Fishing exhibition in Trondheim on 23 August 2022
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NewsPrinces' sustainable pledge
The availability of sustainable tuna looks set to increase fivefold in the UK thanks to a pledge from Princes
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NewsHemp aquafeed trials
A project has received funding from the UK Seafood Innovation Fund (SIF) to explore how hemp seeds could be integrated into the diets of farmed salmon in Scotland
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NewsWhat makes a sustainable feed?
As aquaculture grows, producers and feed firms are constantly looking for sustainable ingredients
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NewsSalmon benefits communities
Report shows salmon farming supports island life in Orkney and Northern Isles
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NewsSkretting elevates reporting
Increased transparency, accountability and life-cycle analysis in aquaculture feed giant’s latest Sustainability Report
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NewsYoung’s revamps brand
A UK seafood brand is launching a new fish finger range with revamped logo featuring its founder
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NewsRegal Springs goes blue
Tilapia producer becomes a member of the Blue Food Partnership’s multi-stakeholder Sustainable Aquaculture Working Group
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NewsNew net-zero feed plant
Iceland is the ideal location for a net-zero aquaculture production facility
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NewsAquaculture at a crossroads
While the sector has the potential to nourish the world’s growing population, the FAO insists its growth must be sustainable
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NewsCapelin lifts Iceland
A huge capelin catch helped Iceland’s fleet to land 40% more fish in the 12 months through July 2022
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NewsSalmon trade warning
The trade body for Scottish salmon has issued a warning over labour shortages and trade war fears
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NewsCooke agrees Tassal deal
Buyer intends to make strategic investments in engineering, science and technology to further enhance Australian seafood producer’s capabilities
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NewsChallenges for Scots salmon
Scottish salmon exports decline amid continuing challenges following Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic
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NewsCelebs back fishing barrier
Greenpeace UK has announced imminent plans to build an underwater boulder barrier in a third UK Marine Protected Area
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NewsSkippers join bluefin project
UK crews take to the sea as part of an Atlantic bluefin tuna monitoring programme
