Latest News – Page 50
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NewsSalmon farmers back Shetland tall ships
Shetland salmon farmers have joined forces to support Lerwick’s hosting of a festival held every summer in European waters
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NewsThai Union explains its $200m sustainability commitment
Chief Sustainability Officer Adam Brennan talks SeaChange 2030 and reshaping seafood
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NewsUnderwater cameras monitor juvenile fish
A new underwater camera network will help monitor the habitats of key species in England’s south-west
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NewsCAT opens shrimp genetics research centre
A new research centre in California promises to accelerate shrimp breeding
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NewsUK mussel farm benefits study
A project funded under the government’s FISP scheme is assessing the wider benefits of the UK’s first offshore mussel farm
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NewsEnvironmental groups slam Biden’s vaquita response
US President’s decision has “diminished the effectiveness” of CITES, say members of the environmental NGO community
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NewsBAP certification for Sri Lankan shrimp plant
Srimic Exports’ site is the first black tiger shrimp processing plant in Sri Lanka to be awarded BAP certification
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NewsUnited States holds off issuing Mexico trade ban
President Biden will not embargo products despite Mexico’s failure to halt illegal wildlife trade threatening the vaquita porpoise
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NewsFreire to build French research vessel
Oceanographic newbuild will also perform fisheries-related duties on the continental shelf
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NewsFunding boost for US Pacific salmon
The US salmon industry is set to receive more than US$200 million in federal government support
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NewsThai Union pledges US$200m for sustainability
Thai Union Group has pledged another US$200 million to its sustainability strategy, SeaChange
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NewsUK seizes post-Brexit freedoms for fisheries management
The UK Government has announced new measures to help the fishing industry thrive
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NewsDatabase built for Black Sea fisheries research
New platform will bring together scientists, students, administrators and members of the public interested in fisheries-related topics
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NewsMigrant labour abuses in UK fishing investigated
The SEA Alliance has begun investigations into allegations made about migrant labour abuses in the UK fishing industry
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NewsScottish seafood given £21m government boost
A further £21 million in government funding has been earmarked for the Scottish seafood industry
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NewsBakkafrost issues Q2 profit warning
Salmon farmer sees extraordinarily low harvest volumes and reduced fish weights in the Faroes and also reduced harvest weights in Scotland
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NewsSmaller whitefish catch impacts Iceland’s June landings
Volume of fish and shellfish caught by the fleet decreased by 1% year-on-year to a total 34,837 tonnes
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NewsMowi Q2 harvest increases but earnings fall
Salmon farming group’s production ahead of guidance
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NewsSustainable fisheries funding boost
Ten organisations and universities have been given a US$3.5 million boost to help them improve fisheries’ sustainability
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NewsIncreasing recycling in aquaculture explored
Stronger regulations and accountability will help the aquaculture industry make better use of recycled plastics
