Danish exhibitors showcasing sustainable solutions for the aquaculture of tomorrow. Aquaculture UK is a leading exhibition for aquaculture, and representing almost the entire value chain, Danish exhibitors are ready to […]
Scientists open 40-year-old tin of salmon and find a surprising sign of ocean recovery. Alaska’s waters support one of the world’s most important salmon fisheries, sustained by complex marine food […]
Australia’s seafood champions honoured for sustainable, responsible production. Retailers, producers and innovators honoured at the Australian Sustainable Seafood Awards 2026. Australia’s seafood leaders have been recognised for setting the benchmark […]
Traceability takes the stage at SENA 2026. The Seafood Expo North America (SENA) 2026 Conference Programme headlines 7 sessions demonstrating Traceability Leadership in Action. Take the time to attend then […]
ASC appointed to Executive Committee of EU Market Advisory Council. Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) has been officially classified as an Other Interest Group (OIG) and nominated to the Executive Committee […]
Marine sector’s role in Ireland’s national growth underscored in latest ocean economy report. The Marine Institute presented the latest Ireland’s Ocean Economy Report to senior government officials at the Project […]
Three months shorter production time. Selective breeding is a powerful tool to enhance desirable traits in fish and livestock – a fact well established in the industry. Now Manila clam […]
Top fish and chip professionals recognised by National Fish & Chip Awards. Three professionals from County Durham, Devon and Yorkshire have stood out in the Employee of the Year category for the National […]
EBFA welcomes new EU limits on seafloor litter. Marine litter is one of the most serious environmental issues facing the world’s oceans. It threatens marine wildlife on which fisheries depend […]
Dunleavy Administration leaves Alaskans in the dark. Ten years after the State of Alaska and the Canadian province of British Columbia on November 25, 2015 signed a Memorandum of Understanding about […]
String jellyfish now reaching the North Atlantic coast – Researchers urge UK and Faroese fishers to report sightings. A jellyfish species that previously caused significant losses at salmon farms in […]
Handbooks on crowding salmon launched. Nofima and the Institute of Marine Research have released two handbooks focused on measuring and monitoring the welfare of salmon during crowding—one tailored for tanks […]
Half of UK’s top ten fish stocks in peril as government ignores the science. New Oceana UK report shows half of UK’s top ten fish stocks are critically low, being […]
Shaping the future of fishing at the Pavilion of Denmark. Durable equipment, circularity, and forward-looking innovation are key themes at the Pavilion of Denmark, which brings together more than 80 […]
Global Shrimp Forum highlights challenges and opportunities – ASC set to play pivotal role in industry’s next decade. The Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) joined industry leaders at the Global Shrimp Forum […]
Bord Bia appoints new UK Market Manager. Bord Bia (the Irish Food Board), has appointed Conor O’Sullivan, to the role of UK Market Manager. Bringing over a decade of international experience […]
AQUARIUS project launches second €4 million funding call to support marine and freshwater research. The AQUARIUS project, a landmark project funded under the EU’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme, has […]
In a major step toward climate justice and Indigenous rights, the California State Senate has just passed Senate Resolution 51 (SR 51) by a vote of 37-0, calling for a full […]
ASC champions transformation in shrimp farming at Global Shrimp Forum 2025. Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) is proud to be a co-founder of the Global Shrimp Forum Foundation, and we are delighted to have […]