Pacific tuna IUU falls below 2016 levels
A study has found illegal fishing in the Pacific has fallen below levels in 2016 thanks to effective fisheries monitoring and surveillance, among other factors
Organic contaminants found in imported salmon feed
A study has found higher concentrations of organic contaminants in fish close to salmon farms in New Zealand highlighting the presence of toxins in imported feed
Warming waters lead squid to proliferate in Canada’s Gulf of Saint Lawrence
'Can we eat our squid caught in our own waters, by our own fishermen, processed in our own factories?' -- Sandra Gauthier, the Exploramer Museum
Scotland gives first semi-closed fish farm the green light
Loch Long Salmon welcomed SEPA's decision to issue the permit for its proposed site on Loch Long, at Beinn Reithe near Arrochar
25 NGOs call on Kerry to realign US against IUU fishing
According to US navy secretary Carlos Del Toro, illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing has replaced piracy as the global maritime security threat
Vietnamese firm sees gold in 1,000t-per-day of shrimp ‘waste’
Biotech firm Vietnam Food has begun commercial-scale production of antioxidant astaxanthin, which should contribute to its existing operation converting shrimp heads and shells into money
Watch Aquamaof, Cargill execs give aquaculture outlooks
Shai Silbermann, VP of marketing and sales at Aquamaof, and Helene Ziv-Douki, Cargill's president of aqua nutrition, recently gave opinions on land-based shrimp and salmon farming
Global Seafood Alliance’s BAP-certified facilities number grew 8.6% in 2021
The BAP program continues to grow 18 years after a shrimp farm in Belize became the first BAP-certified facility
Bill reintroduced by oceans panel chair Huffman to protect wild US salmon
HR 6491, the Salmon FISH Act, has just four cosponsors so far
Cell-cultured lobster startup acquired by UPSIDE Foods
Cultured Decadence will adopt UPSIDE Food's brand and remain in Wisconsin as part of its Midwest hub
