BioMar exceed expectations on sustainability KPIs for raw materials

Denmark.- Yesterday, BioMar Group releases their Integrated Sustainability Report. Three years ahead of schedule, four out of five KPI’s for raw materials have reached the ...

How microscopic marine algae cope with changing ocean conditions

USA.- Human activities are changing the ocean on a global scale, with seawater in some regions becoming warmer, more acidic, and less well mixed. One ...

Pangasinan launches fish processing livelihood project

By Hilda AustriaThe Philippines (PNA).- The Camaley Fisherfolk Association from Binmaley town became the first recipient of the provincial government’s fish processing livelihood project launched ...

Innovative management system for tilapia fish farms cuts feed costs

Brasil.- An innovative tilapia farming system that reduces both expenditures on fish feed and mortality rates, among other benefits, has been developed by Fisher Piscicultura ...

Mote Study: Can filter-feeding marine life reduce red tide impacts?

Sarasota, USA.- Mote Marine Laboratory scientists are launching a research project this week that will test whether filter-feeding animals and seaweeds can help mitigate the ...

Marine waters sustainable aquaculture strategy released for public consultation

Australia.- The community is being encouraged to have a say on the NSW Marine Waters Sustainable Aquaculture Strategy that is on public exhibition from 25 ...

Fish bones colour salmon muscle red

Norway.- A mineral-rich ingredient that researchers at Nofima have extracted from fish bones has produced unexpected effects. In experiments where salmon were fed feed with ...

Increase in storms could have ‘catastrophic impact’ on fishing industry

UK.- Potential changes in the frequency and intensity of storms off the coast of the UK and around the world could have a “catastrophic impact” ...

Court of International trade asks commerce to re-consider the final results of the 10th administrative review of vietnamese shrimp

USA.- On Thursday, the Court of International Trade issued an opinion and order remanding the Final Results of the tenth administrative review of certain frozen ...

Nanomaterials could mean more algae outbreaks for wetlands, waterways

Durham, UK.- The last 10 years have seen a surge in the use of tiny substances called nanomaterials in agrochemicals like pesticides and fungicides. The ...