UMITRON encourages consumers to support sustainable seafood production with the launch of a new initiative: ‘UMI to SACHI’

UMITRON PTE. LTD. recently launched ‘UMI to SACHI’, an initiative advocating for consumers to be more emotionally in touch with the way seafood is produced ...

The 16th North Atlantic Seafood Forum 2021 is being postponed to June 8th-10th 2021

The North Atlantic Seafood Forum is being postponed from 9th-11th of March to 8th-10th of June 2021.

The second edition of the “Blue bioeconomy report” is now online

EUMOFA has recently published the second edition of the study “Blue bioeconomy report”. The study aims to provide an updated overview of the European Union’s ...

Medicine From The Ocean: Scientists aim to exploit natural drugs more efficiently

Together with an international team, Senckenberg scientist Julia Sigwart has developed proposals on how to utilize the potential of natural substances from the oceans more ...

Research supports sustainable growth in fish farming

UK – Developments in genetics are helping to meet the challenge of producing farmed fish and shellfish, to provide nourishment to many.

An industry´s first: Best Microalgae Awards 2020 congratules winner

Paris, France – The Best Microalgae Awards (BμA) association is pleased to announce that the winners and silver medallists for the 2020 edition of the ...

Hundreds of fish examined to detect parasitic transmission

Researchers of the SAIGAS (Service for the Analysis, Research and Management of Wild Animals) Group of the Faculty of Veterinarian Sciences of the CEU Cardenal ...

Fan mussel larval dispersal is decisive for the future of an endangered species

Spain – Fan mussel populations –the biggest bivalve mussel in the Mediterranean– are endangered due to the severe parasitosis caused by the protozoan Haplospridium pinnae ...

Meet the aquaculture industry’s new maintenance bot

Norway – This ROV can fully operate on its own, and follow along with fish’s behaviour and health with its Argus eyes – all while ...

New study shows how microalgae could be crucial to circular economy

UK – New Swansea University research has revealed microalgae could play a crucial role in not only successfully reusing food and farm waste on an ...