100 reasons to be careful – Fisheries Science Partnerships. In a recent article on their website, the NFFO has warned that the Government’s plans for spending the £100 million promised […]
New partnership to save endangered sawfish. The Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) has begun an exciting new partnership with the Northern Land Council’s Malak Malak Rangers, and Charles Darwin University (CDU) to support a long-running and unique […]
Ecuador moves to promote shrimp in China. Lorena Konanz, Ecuador’s Vice Minister of Promotion of Exports and Investments of the Ministry of Production, Foreign Trade, Investments and Fisheries and José […]
Vietnam seafood exports dropped in August. In August 2021, Vietnam’s sea product exports reached 224.8 million USD, down 22% compared to July 2021 and down 24% compared to August 2020, […]
Domesticated salmon have smaller eyes in the farm, but not in the wild. The domestication of Atlantic salmon through years of fish farming has led to farmed Atlantic salmon developing […]
Shipping container sector for seafood will experience challenges in 2022. The shipping container sector in Russia will continue to experience post-pandemic difficulties in 2022, Maersk believes. Long-term planning, including in […]
Promoting innovative solutions for Indonesian tuna fisheries. A recent, collaborative initiative led by the International Pole & Line Foundation (IPNLF) aims to improve and promote innovative solutions for Electronic Monitoring (EM) […]
Seamounts and other deep-sea ecosystems on the high seas get further protection from bottom trawling in the Northwest Atlantic. The 43rd Annual Meeting of the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organisation (NAFO) […]
New Zealand updates fish stock rules. Fishing rules for 15 fish stocks around New Zealand have been updated as part of a twice-yearly review. The Minister for Oceans and Fisheries, […]
Marine Scotland supporting a collaborative approach to tackling marine litter. During Recycle Week (20-26 September) Marine Scotland revisited support the Scottish Government has provided to businesses and projects to enhance the protection, […]
ClientEarth – some EU countries pushing for unsustainable catch limits. ClientEarth has published a series of documents revealing the truth behind the setting of unsustainable fishing limits in the European Union that […]
Making the ocean an ally in climate protection. In a mesocosm experiment just starting on Gran Canaria, scientists from six nations led by are investigating to what extent the ocean […]
Russian restaurateurs face seafood supply problems. Against the background of a sharp decline in the octopus catch in Morocco, Mauritania and Indonesia, as well as a traffic collapse in the […]
EC publishes report on implementation of technical measures. The European Commission has published the first report on the implementation of the Technical Measures Regulation (TMR), which sets out the conservation measures […]
Fourth Russian supertrawler for the RFC launched in St. Petersburg. At the Admiralty shipyards (St. Petersburg) the supertrawler Captain Martynov was launched – the fourth order from a series of […]
The politics of division. A recent article by Andrew Pascoe on the NFFO website. It is not that difficult to exploit divisions in the fishing industry. We are a complex, […]
Explorers Education Programme expands to all coastal counties with a strong marine outreach team. The Marine Institute are delighted to announce the expansion of the Explorers Education Programme, which is […]
MOWI ramps-up UK marketing for its products. National TV advertising, partnership with Kimberley Wilson and innovative new packaging – the consumer marketing campaign for the MOWI brand range has ramped-up […]
Strong group of Danish suppliers all lined up and ready for DanFish 2021. On 13-15 October 2021 DanFish International will open for a physical commercial fisheries exhibition on Danish ground […]