Fish growers served fresh ideas, current trends during annual conference Feb. 9-11 19 January, 2012 -
Aquaculture is an integral part of North Carolina’s economy, generating more than $50 million annually and supplying healthy, affordable protein options for consumers.
Seafood Ecology Research Group study confirms Friend of the Sea is the best international multispecies standard for sustainable aquaculture 09 December, 2011 -
Friend of the Sea Absolute Performance Score, according to the Seafood Ecology Research Group study, was better than all major sustainable aquaculture schemes operating at international level:
Marine Harvest cautious over production 18 November, 2011 -
Marine Harvest CEO, Robert Riethmüller, has said the company will not expand in 2011 or in 2012 because of the Chilean health situation after the crisis caused by the virus of infectious salmon anemia (ISA) since 2007.
Agroittica Lombarda, world leader in Caviar production from farmed Sturgeon, confirmed Friend of the Sea 18 November, 2011 -
Calvisius Caviar (www.calvisius.it) and its farmed white sturgeon (Acipenser transmontanus) from Agroittica Lombarda have recently passed their second full Friend of the Sea audit since their initial approval in 2008.
Russia bans products from three Norwegian salmon producers 27 October, 2011 -
RUSSIA has banned products from three Norwegian farmed salmon and trout producers - claiming that the country's veterinary service has found evidence of listeria in the fish.
Canadian ministers issue joint ISA statement 25 October, 2011 -
The minister of Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO), Keith Ashfield, and the minister of Agriculture and Agrifoods from Canada, Gerry Ritz, have issued a joint statement referring to the news on ISA virus findings in British Columbia, Canada.
Fish farming industry defends itself against lice claims 19 October, 2011 -
SCOTLAND'S growing and commercially successful fish farming industry was today still baffled why it has suddenly come under the spotlight with government warnings that its activities may be curtailed.
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