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    Discovery Islands salmon farms closure to be decided in court

    All against the closure of the Discovery Islands salmon farms. That seems to be the watchword after earlier this week the three major British...

    “We lead the way in the work for sustainable cod farming”

    So says Hilde R. Storhaug, Sustainability Manager at Norcod. The company trusts the latest difficulties will not affect its long term.

    Claudio Cerda has joined the NWAA’s 14-person Board of Directors

    Claudio R. Cerda S. has joined its 14-person Board of Directors. At present, Cerda is the General Manager of Troutlodge, a company world leader in the production of eyed trout eggs.

    European Union and Norway to safeguard western Baltic herring stocks

    The agreement, as explained by the EU, "will significantly limit herring catches". The areas affected are in order “to protect the herring stock in the western Baltic".

    Aquaculture boosts Australia’s seafood value to $3.63 billion in 2023

    Australian fisheries and aquaculture outlook report for 2023 highlights key role of aquaculture, while warning of slight downturn in total production value from 2024-2028

    Sernapesca reports no dissemination of ISA virus in Magallanes

    The protocols are still being followed, in spite of the positive news: the virus has not been disseminated.
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    Non-Norwegian vessels can’t fish snow crabs in the Svalbard archipelago

    The Supreme Court of Norway upholds the decision of the Directorate of Fisheries and the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries, which had already rejected the request made by a Latvian vessel.

    UK is “alone in Europe” in restricting cultivation of Pacific oysters

    Pacific Oysters are considered an "invasive species" in the UK, but many shellfish farmers depend on them. WeAreAquaculture spoke to the Shellfish Association of Great Britain to learn more.

    Last call for the Scottish to apply to the “wild fisheries fund”

    Fishing groups have until March 31 to submit applications to the "wild fisheries fund". The purpose of the program is to help save Scotland's wild salmon.

    AQUABIOPRO-FIT captures the attention of the highest echelons of society

    AQUABIOPRO-FIT is an EU-funded project that will develop high-quality proteins and bioactive from European aquaculture, fisheries and agriculture by-products.
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