Canadian company’s AI project will develop smart tech for fishing vessels
The Marine Thinking project involves AI to not only improve catch-monitoring but also provide autonomous detection and location of ghost gear in deep water
Japan’s salmon farming industry to double output to over 50,000t by 2027
Japan's farmed salmon and trout production is poised to double to over 50,000t, fueled by advancements in RAS and growing demand for locally sourced sashimi
South Korea’s Dongwon secures $343m in bonds amid overwhelming investor demand
The South Korean conglomerate has raised KRW 200bn through a successful corporate bond issuance, driven by overwhelming investor interest exceeding seven times the initial target
Canadian researcher to use lobster larvae to study impact of microplastics
A researcher at a university in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia will spend the next five years studying the impact of microplastics and climate change on lobsters and other aquatic organisms
Russia’s African foray suggests it could lift pelagic catches
Rosrybolovstvo said the first result of the country's major African expedition was a recommendation to increase catches of Cunene horse mackerel
Canadian researchers link road salt to salmon egg deaths
Researchers at the University of British Columbia say they discovered a 70% mortality rate in coho eggs that were exposed to salt pulses for 24 hours
Rabobank: Flow-through salmon projects in Iceland, Norway could be producing 120,000t by 2030
'In a blue-sky scenario for 2035, we can speculate that over 400,000t is possible if 25% of the numerous projects in the concept phase materialize' -- Gorjan Nikolik, Rabobank
Israeli-Singaporean collaboration works to scale 3D-printed fish for late-2025 launch
Steakholder Foods and UMAMI Bioworks are aiming to launch their 3D-printed fish fillets into the market in late 2025
Japan’s Ichimasa Kamaboko to expand surimi stick capacity by 20%
The leading Japanese producer of surimi-based products plans to increase its surimi stick capacity by 20% to meet growing domestic and international demand
Major Japanese surimi manufacturers announce price hikes on soaring raw material costs
Major surimi-based product manufacturers in Japan have announced price increases -- one after another this week -- citing escalating costs across raw materials, packaging, labor, logistics and energy