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Bream farmer is first in Oman to achieve BAP certification

Blue Waters, an Omani seabream producer in the Gulf of Oman, has become the first in the country to achieve the Best Aquaculture Practices certification

free read Russian fisheries not at risk of losing MSC in near-term

ASI, which oversees the firms that assure fisheries are meeting the MSC standards, is allowing Russian fisheries to postpone audits on a case-by-case basis

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Firms from Canada, Australia, Italy back calls for North Atlantic pelagics sustainability

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Patagonian king crab fishery gains MSC status

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Skretting’s new sustainability policy gives NE Atlantic blue whiting the all-clear

free read Russian cod, haddock fishery given nod for MSC recertification

free read Tesco becomes first UK retailer to stock MSC, purse-seine tuna

free read Russian actions cast doubt on chances of NE Atlantic pelagics quota sharing deal

free read Princes hits 100% tuna sourced either MSC or from FIP

free read PNG claims its MSC tuna landings reached 123,000t in 2021

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ASC launches second consultation round for new farm standard

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Australian seafood body cheers findings of gov’t meat-labeling inquiry

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Read, watch analysis on cod market outlook 

free read Russian Fishery obtains own MSC certificate for Sea of Okhotsk pollock

free read GAPP, Norpel partnering to put Alaska pollock into pet foods

free read Watch: Norwegian fishermen’s association exec talks MSC recertification push for inshore cod

free read Germany’s Deutsche See launches MSC-certified canned tuna

free read Seafood Watch mulls red ‘avoid’ rating for US, Canadian lobster fisheries

Turnaround for groundfish as Seafood Watch removes 'Avoid' listing on 21 Pacific species

free read As 2022 begins, 17 tuna stocks fail MSC standards, says ISSF

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Princes refreshed brand range
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UK sales of MSC-certified tuna falling

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Faroese also gain MSC for their share of Icelandic capelin

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MSC unveils ‘fins naturally attached’ policy as part of new standard

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Espersen CEO says customers won’t take non-MSC cod, price premium inevitable

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NAPA concerned some pelagics quotas have been set before sharing talks even begin

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Price premium likely for Norway’s remaining MSC cod in hot market

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Norway hopes inshore cod model review will mean 2023 MSC reinstatement

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Dutch turbot farm becomes first globally to receive ASC flatfish certificate

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Ahead of bumper season, Norway can sell Icelandic capelin as MSC

Iceland's capelin fishery has been MSC-certified for years, but now Norway has negotiated an agreement allowing its catches in Icelandic waters to carry the label

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