Latest News – Page 144
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NewsMSC standard approved
Four-year review involved research and consultation with over 1,000 stakeholders to address some of the most difficult issues facing the ocean
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NewsEU support for Czechia fisheries
EU funding will support the Czech Republic’s aquaculture and fish processing activities to become more sustainable
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NewsNew sustainability standard
Agriculture, aquaculture and fishing are being supported to take accountability for their impacts
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NewsIrish offshore first
New MoU will see local fishermen engaged in and influencing the development process of a potential new wind farm
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NewsMexico win for Thordon
Order secured to supply equipment to a quartet of shrimpers operated by Pesquera Axel
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NewsBC licences renewed
A two-year renewal of licences for marine finfish aquaculture facilities outside the Discovery Islands in British Columbia has been announced
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NewsSealord cloud decision
Seafood giant looks to enhance productivity, improve forecasting and better measure sustainability
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NewsMackerel quota outrage
European fishing industry bodies want EU action against Norway and the Faroe Islands for unilaterally setting “unacceptable” quotas
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NewsAnti-sludge investment
Norwegian cod farming company to introduce Plug & Farm sludge and water treatment facility
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NewsSuccessful smolt release
Andfjord Salmon has released smolt in its first land-based pool at Kvalnes, Norway
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NewsSeafood sector rises to challenges
The seafood sector is well-placed to weather unexpected challenges, says a new industry survey
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NewsIndia first for MarinTrust
Marine ingredients certification scheme welcomes the first accepted site from India onto its Improver Programme
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News18m Mowi shares sold
Groupe Bruxelles Lambert SA has offloaded half of its shares in the salmon producer
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NewsWar support approved
Financial support for the EU’s fisheries and the aquaculture sectors in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been agreed
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NewsNew Dutch joint-venture
Seafood companies Cornelis Vrolijk and Krijn Verwijs have formed a new partnership
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NewsMajor investor for Andfjord
Portugal’s Jerónimo Martins is to become one of the largest investors in the Norwegian land-based salmon farmer
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NewsChina ‘rampantly’ overfishing
Lack of transparency in China’s distant water fleet is enabling extensive illegal activities, warns the Environmental Justice Foundation
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NewsWTO subsidies deal reaction
WTO’s agreement curbing fisheries subsidies has sparked reaction from across the fisheries and seafood sectors
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NewsFishery subsidy crackdown
A landmark agreement that limits harmful fisheries subsidies has been agreed by the World Trade Organisation
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NewsQ1 pelagic earnings soar
Some 563,609 tonnes of fisheries products were caught by Iceland’s fishing fleet in the opening quarter of 2022
