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Several NEAFC members have blocked EU-backed proposals for sustainable catch limits, leaving key stocks in danger of overfishing.

The Norwegian aquaculture company has announced the successful release of approximately 750,000 smolt at its land-based facility in Kvalnes.

According to the Norwegian Seafood Council, labels without year numbers will make the system more predictable, reduce waste, and ease administration.

A provisional quota of 500,000 tons has been established so the fleet can begin fishing while scientific data is processed to set a definitive sustainable quota.

According to Follow the Money and DeSmog, sardines from Senegal are being used to feed sea bass — labeled as sustainably farmed — which are sold in Dutch supermarkets.

The project aims to create jobs for coastal communities, protect marine resources, and strengthen food security.