UK fishermen’s body rejects Greenpeace report
The National Federation of Fishermen's Organisations blasts the 'propaganda' as desperate
Tropical fish disease affected 28 people in New York during 2011 -12
Almost 30 people were taken ill by ciguatera fish poisoning from eating grouper and barracuda in NYC between August 2011 and July 2012
UK college opens trout, Arctic char research center
Sparsholt college has opened a £500,000 salmoid rearing and trials center, plans to work on trout and arctic char
Study finds sea lice have no threat to wild salmon
Scottish salmon producers welcome the research, carried out by Marine Institute and NUIG Galway
NOAA Fisheries appoints first-ever research economist
Doug Lipton will provide leadership and strategic direction to the agency's economics and social science research program.
Feed scientist: Time to stop burning valuable animal proteins
The EU's decision to allow animal proteins to be used in feed is 'very wise', says Skretting feed researcher
Scottish aquaculture firm aiming for disease-free salmon
Landcatch takes delivery of SNP chips, genomic selection tools it hopes are a step closer to eliminating disease
Tuna giant Tri Marine to drive change with ‘economic incentives’
The $1bn-turnover company's economic incentives can make a substantial positive impact regarding sustainability, says its new director for environmental policy
Q&A: Tuna giant Tri Marine’s Matt Owens talks FADs, NGOs and pole-and-line
Tri Marine's newly-appointed director of environmental policy and social responsibility on FADs, NGOs and pole-and-line fishing
European commission re-authorizes animal proteins for fish feed
Feed industry welcomes the EC's decision to allow non-ruminant processed animal proteins for fish feed