Latest News – Page 79
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NewsSalMar changes CEO
Linda Aase has stepped down as CEO of the Frøya, Norway-headquartered salmon farming company
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NewsSalmon Evolution change
Norwegian land-based salmon farming company confirms the resignation of CEO Håkon André Berg
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NewsFleet advances telemeds
OPAGAC has provided training to masters, captains and officers and has put the first telemedicine equipment and monitoring devices onboard its fleet
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NewsAwaiting lab-grown fish
Cultured meat and seafood is a way to sustainably feed the world’s growing population but approval is yet to be granted
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NewsSlipping through the net
While measures exist to keep illegal fishing in place, it’s still all too easy for illegally fished products to reach European consumers
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News2023 cod quota cut
Norway and Russia have reached an agreement on joint-fishing opportunities for next year
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NewsAustralia commits to CoOL
Government commits to the introduction of country of origin labelling for Australian seafood sold in foodservice
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NewsAquaculture funding call
More than £500,000 in funding is being made available to help future-proof sustainable Scottish aquaculture
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NewsMSC upgrades standard
Following four years’ research, the Marine Stewardship Council launches MSC Fisheries Standard version 3.0
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NewsGenoMar opens Brazil unit
Dedicated breeding centre is the first of its kind for tilapia species in Latin America
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NewsSwedish deal for Satlink
Spanish tech company will develop a trial project that will evaluatxe the potential of electronic monitoring systems within the Scandinavian country’s fishing fleet
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NewsCastoldi ventures stateside
Italian marine waterjet propulsion system manufacturer is setting up a permanent presence in Seattle
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NewsKingfish lands US approval
Land-based aquaculture company receives approval from the town of Jonesport, Maine, for its yellowtail production building permit application
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NewsPanama pelagics progress
Panama fishmeal and fish oil production plants have gained MarinTrust certification
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NewsBrim invests in Polar
Icelandic firm Brim has agreed to buy 50% of Polar Seafood Denmark in a deal worth €84 million
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NewsAfrican aqua partnership
An initiative to promote sustainable aquaculture across Africa has kicked off with a new fish farm in Rwanda
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NewsSalmon Wagon raises funds
Mowi’s ‘Salmon Wagon’ has raised more than £7,000 for local charities on its tour of Scotland
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NewsTrawl fishers ‘endangered’
European Commission warned that it’s putting 10,000 livlihoods at risk
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NewsCall for pelagics action
Northeast Atlantic pelagic stocks are overfished, say NAPA and MSC, and ministers should be doing more to ensure sustainability
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NewsGenoMar exec appointment
Tilapia breeding and distribution company recruits Rodrigo Zanolo to the position of Commercial Director
