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Politics
Will the Icelandic government clamp down on aquaculture?
Fiskistofa proposes drastic measures to prevent farmed salmon from mixing with wild salmon in rivers.
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Historic High Seas treaty ratified by almost 70 countries
The "High Seas" treaty, Marine Biodiversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ), comes into force 120 days after formal ratification.
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“A Crisis of Our Own Making” the SSA report describing the shrimp oversupply problem
The SSA, in its research report titled "A Crisis of Our Own Making," described the problem of the oversupply of shrimp worldwide.
Baltic Sea fishing opportunities proposal released
The European Commission has submitted a proposal on fishing opportunities in the Baltic Sea for 2024: TACs and environmental concerns.
Visits to Japan in the vicinity of Fukushima to gain support
Last Thursday, U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel visited the Fukushima region. The objective: gain international support.
Seychelles initiates measures to attract aquaculture investment
The Seychelles Fisheries Authority (SFA) has updated its aquaculture policies to attract more investors to the nation.
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Fukushima under debate: Hong Kong and China ban Japanese seafood products
China and Hong Kong have banned the import of Japanese seafood products due to started treating radioactive water from Fukushima plant.
Salmon tax: SalMar mulls “legal steps”, Lerøy braces for NOK 1.7bn hit
Norwegian salmon giants SalMar and Leroy Seafood say implementation costs alone for Norway's resource rent tax will run into the billions.
Canada to open new commercial whelk fishery in Nova Scotia
New whelk fishery off Cape Breton determined as "economically and biologically sustainable", but other Canadian whelk stocks are in decline.
Loch Long Salmon tries again for closed containment farm
The Scottish company hopes to gain support for its proposed farm at a new site on Loch Linnhe, north of Oban, which would be the first closed containment farm in Scotland.
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Trident Seafoods delays Unalaska plant investments until 2024
UK opens trial Atlantic bluefin tuna fishery
Trifecta of fishery management pacts sealed between EU and UK
China’s squid fishing moratoriums under scrutiny by Oceana analysis
New Zealand commits to sustainability and innovation in fisheries
Produce proposes a proposal to take Peruvian aquaculture to the next level
Russia expands ban on fishery imports from “hostile countries”
Canadian aquaculture welcomes new fisheries minister with optimism
The ‘Improving ARCTIC Act’ to strengthen Alaska’s seafood industry
Scotland’s seafood industry nets £20.8m from UK Seafood Fund
EU Fisheries Ministers unite in Vigo to drive decarbonization of fisheries and aquaculture sector
New UK fisheries management plans announced
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