Cold water

Research by Simon R.M. Jones,Steven Cho, Jimmy Nguyen and Amelia Mahony from the Canadian Pacific Biological Station, has found that Atlantic salmon which have recovered from infection with Kudoa thyrsites showed resistance to reinfection with the parasite, su…

Alaska Fish Factor: Continuing Headwinds for Alaska Salmon

Sustainability Economics Salmonids

22 February 2016

Nofima Investigates How Microplastics Affect Cod Food Chain

Health Welfare Cod

19 February 2016

New Study Finds Wild and Hatchery Fish DNA Very Different

Sustainability Breeding & genetics Trout

19 February 2016

Whole Foods First UK Retailer to Sell MSC Certified Oysters

Sustainability Marketing Oysters

18 February 2016

Nofima Looks into Free Trade Agreement Benefits for Salmon

Sustainability Economics Salmonids

17 February 2016

Marine Harvest Reports Good Results Despite High Production Costs

Economics

17 February 2016

Heidefisch Becomes First German Trout Farm to Achieve ASC Certification

Sustainability Processing Trout

16 February 2016

Indonesian, Philippine Companies Join International Seafood Sustainability Foundation

Sustainability Economics Tuna

10 February 2016

BioMar, Whole Foods Salmon Feed Project to Promote Use of By-products

Nutrition Sustainability Salmonids

10 February 2016

PNA Yellowfin Tuna Certified Sustainable

Sustainability Economics Tuna

8 February 2016

Floating Aquaculture Operations Guidebook

Husbandry Technology & equipment Salmonids

8 February 2016

This guidebook from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) provides a general overview of farming and management techniques needed to operate high-density polyethylene (HDPE) floating fish-culture cages.

John West Australia to Offer Worlds Largest Range of Sustainable Tuna

Sustainability Processing Tuna

5 February 2016

Warming Ocean Likely to Bring Major Changes for US Northeast Fisheries

Sustainability Education & academia Salmonids

5 February 2016

Chilean Salmon Farms First to Complete BAP Multi-Site Zone Cluster Programme

Husbandry Sustainability Salmonids

4 February 2016

Researchers Look into Cod Non-Invasively

Sustainability Technology & equipment Cod

4 February 2016

Oysters and Farming Methods Make Inroads into Japan

Sustainability Technology & equipment Oysters

2 February 2016

Thai Union Completes Acquisition of Rgen Fisch

Sustainability Processing Salmonids

2 February 2016

Alaska Fish Factor: Halibut Stocks Showing Signs of Improvement

Sustainability Economics Halibut

1 February 2016

January 2016

Robust Harvest Control Rules are Essential for Indian Ocean Tuna Sustainability

Sustainability Politics Tuna

28 January 2016

Cod Quota Bonus Working as Intended

Sustainability Economics Cod

27 January 2016

Reviewing Aquaculture Licensing Crucial to the Sector

Economics Politics Salmonids

26 January 2016

Nutraceutics for the Control of Bacterial Coldwater Disease

Health Husbandry Salmonids

25 January 2016

The aquaculture industry has developed significantly over recent decades and is, today, one of the fastest-growing food production sectors in the world. One of the most important problems that affect aquaculture is the appearance of infectious diseases, writes…

A major European-wide research project is making strong inroads into developing new breeding programmes to improve the stock of six important aquaculture species, writes Chris Harris.

Fisheries Association Awarded for Cod Conservation

Sustainability

15 January 2016