Sonar Innovation Could Single Out Sustainable Tuna Species from Afar

Washington, USA.- Sustainability-driven new research could one day help tuna fisheries cast their nets more selectively, mitigating unintentional “bycatch” of undersized fish and off-limits species.

Whole genome sequencing shows promise in fight against AMR

The use of whole genome sequencing can improve the way antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is monitored in food and animals, EFSA says in a new report ...

Government of Canada takes further action to enhance aquaculture sustainability in British Columbia

Ottawa, Canada.- Global demand for fish and seafood as a high-protein food source is increasing significantly. Over half of seafood consumed world wide is produced ...

FDA Rejects Shrimp from Mexico and United Arab Emirates in May

USA.- In May, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reported that just 12 out of the 88 (13.6%) total seafood entry line refusals were ...

Salmon get a major athletic boost via a single enzyme

Vancouver, Canada.- Salmon species, known for undertaking arduous upstream migrations, appear to owe a good deal of their athletic ability to the presence of a ...

Millions to environmental research on how beach wrack can be removed and transformed into a future resource

Sweden.- William Hogland, professor of environmental technology, has been allocated SEK 2.8 million for the EU project “CONTRA: Baltic Beach Wrack – Conversion of a ...

The green gold that cleans wastewater and produces biodiesel

Sweden.- Lorenza Ferro demonstrates the potential of Nordic microalgae for simultaneous production of biomass and municipal sewage treatment in our Nordic climate. She has also ...

SEPA’s new finfish aquaculture regulatory framework

Scotland.- Launched on 1st June 2019, the revised regulatory framework follows twenty-two months of work by SEPA and implements proposals announced in November 2018 which ...

Low trophic aquaculture on the spotlight in new EU funded project

Norway.- This week, over 70 scientists and industry professionals from 16 countries gather in Tromsø, Norway to launch the EU funded AquaVitae project.

Calling all aquaculture innovators: Hatch Blue is now taking applications for its third global cohort

HATCH, the world’s first accelerator program for sustainable aquaculture startups is taking its third cohort to Hawaii and expanding its program by offering more investment, ...