Latest News – Page 288
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NewsResearch explores ‘triple benefit’ of phytase
Two new studies demonstrate that phytase offers tilapia producers a threefold benefit, affecting performance, profitability and sustainability.
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NewsEU Fisheries Ministers criticised for lack of ambition in setting fishing quotas for the Baltic
Europêche has criticised a lack of ambition on the part of EU fisheries ministers in setting next year’s Baltic Sea quotas, stating that quotas for western cod could have been higher, while still respecting scientific advice and management plans.
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NewsScottish fine foods hit US and Switzerland
An award-winning brand of food and drink products inspired by British royalty is now available for consumers to lay their hands on in the USA and Switzerland.
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NewsFAO targets Mediterranean sustainability
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations’ (FAO) Blue Hope Initiative has been officially launched for key communities in Algeria, Tunisia and Turkey to improve efficiency and sustainability.
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NewsPlea for sustainable Baltic fisheries
EU fisheries ministers will be urged to set fishing opportunities at sustainable levels at the AGRIFISH Council in Luxembourg on 15 and 16 October.
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NewsAcross the whole value chain at the Seafood ShowHow
Every year Marel opens its doors to customers at Pier 91 in Seattle, giving them a unique experience of the latest seafood processing technology and this year Marel’s Seafood ShowHow will take place at Pier 91 in Seattle, 14-16th November.
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NewsA hidden fleet: Chinese ownership of Ghana’s industrial fishery
An investigation by The Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) focuses on ownership of Ghanaian fishing capacity by Chinese companies, in contravention of Ghanaian law which does not allow foreign ownership or control of fishing vessels under the Ghanaian flag.
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NewsSkretting recirculation hall enables research
Skretting Aquaculture Research Centre has added a recirculation hall to its Norway operations to enable researchers to conduct precise experiments on its latest closed system feed formulations in strict, closely monitored environmental conditions.
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NewsThai Union named business leader of the year at Ethical Corporation responsible business awards
Thai Union Group was honoured at Ethical Corporation''s 8th Annual Responsible Business Awards for sustainability leadership with Dr. Darian McBain, Thai Union’s global director for sustainable development, receiving the coveted Business Leader of the Year Award at a ceremony in London.
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NewsInshore vessels benefit from monitoring app
Five inshore fishing vessels under 10m have been fitted with the AST AVMS (autonomous vessel monitoring system) and iCatch reporting app as part of the CEFAS/MMO/DEFRA sponsored ‘Spurdog bycatch avoidance programme’ in the southern North Sea.
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NewsSonardyne appoints Business Development Manager for aquaculture and renewables
Navigation and positioning technology company Sonardyne International Ltd. has announced the appointment of Elizabeth Paull as Business Development Manager to help support and develop the firm’s business within the growing aquaculture and renewables industries.
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NewsNorth Sea marine litter to be mapped
A new research project will map how much marine litter is floating around in the water column of the North Sea, how is it distributed and what type it is.
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NewsItalian trawler operator certified sustainable by Friend of the Sea
The fishing activities of Italian fishing company Asaro have been demonstrated to be sustainable as it is awarded Friend of the Sea certification for its fisheries in the Mediterranean and off West Africa.
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NewsBridge system improves operational efficiency
Scanmar has released a new fully customisable bridge system with advanced tracking functions and simplified customisable data display to improve operational control and efficiency.
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NewsMOU promotes Indian fishery sustainability
WWF-India and the International Pole & Line Foundation (IPNLF) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to work more collaboratively on behalf of a one-by-one skipjack tuna fishery off the coast of Kerala, India.
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NewsFirst Dutch farm joins ASC
The first Dutch farm has joined the Aquaculture Stewardship Council’s (ASC) programme after Kingfish Zeeland achieved certification against the ASC Seriola standard.
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NewsMPI invests in Fenix
Norwegian technology company Multi Pump Innovation (MPI) has invested in Chilean aquaculture service company Fenix Aquaculture Servicios (Fenix).
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NewsMSC Fisheries Standard Review scope revealed
The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has released the Terms of Reference for its next Fisheries Standard Review.
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NewsRobust stocks in AFMA Commonwealth fisheries
For the fifth year in a row, all Commonwealth fisheries solely managed by the Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA) have been independently assessed as not subject to overfishing.
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NewsAssistance for US salmon fishery failures
US commercial fishery failures that occurred between 2015 and 2017 for salmon fisheries in Washington, Oregon, and California, in addition to the sardine fishery in California, will be met with financial assistance from the US Department of Commerce and NOAA.
