EU hopes to increase the proportion of organic salmon

Norway.- Organic salmon can be difficult to find in European shops, and people do not know much about organic fish in general. New research highlights ...

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Expanding International Markets for B.C.’s Seafood Sector

Courtenay, Canada.- The Government of Canada is committed to helping British Columbia’s seafood sector grow their businesses, expand and access new markets at home and ...

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Researchers Strive to Reduce Cost and Time of Algal Biofuel Production

USA.- Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory’s (PNNL’s) Marine Sciences Laboratory in Sequim, Washington, are working to lower the cost of producing biofuels from algae ...

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Mussels add muscle to biocompatible fibers

USA.- Rice chemists develop hydrogel strings using compound found in sea creatures. Rice University chemists can thank the mussel for putting the muscle into their ...

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UNESCO publishes first status report on ocean sciences around the world

Ocean sciences are led by a small number of industrialized countries although collecting data and taking the measure of the ocean’s health is a global ...

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FDA Refused 22 Shrimp Entry Lines in April and May for Banned Antibiotics

USA.- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has released information regarding entry line refusals for the period running from Tuesday, April 18th through Friday, ...

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Seafood Watch Upgrades recommendation of ASC-Certified Farmed Salmon to ‘Good Alternative’

Seattle, USA (GSI).- In an update to its Seafood Watch standards, the Monterey Bay Aquarium has today announced that farmed salmon, certified by the Aquaculture ...

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AgriLife Researchers Address Declining Freshwater Mussel Population Statewide

By Gabe SaldanaUSA.- Jennifer Morton hovers methodically over a row of clear, water-filled containers on a tight-spaced industrial shelving system. She plucks a mollusk from ...

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Fixing the role of nitrogen in coral bleaching

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.- Excess nitrogen is shown to disrupt coral-algae symbiosis, triggering bleaching even in the absence of heat and light stress. With coral ...

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Like a slice of pizza, a curvature could give fish fins their strength

Providence, USA.- Pizza enthusiasts know well that a simple u-shaped curvature at the crust can keep a thin slice from drooping over when lifted from ...

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