Eastern Fisheries founder weighs in over removal of Rothschild
Roy Enoksen, founder of US scallop giant Eastern Fisheries, says the removal of the well-respected fishery management expert will be negative for the industry
EFSA reduces methylmercury ‘safe level’
High consumers of fish and other seafood most at risk of toxic that damages the nervous system, says European Food Safety Authority
Aquagen CEO sees independence as advantage as salmon giants sell up
Salmon egg producer's CEO sees advantages after Skretting, Marine Harvest and Cermaq sell shareholding
Marine Harvest sells out of egg producer AquaGen for $31m
Sale reflects decision to focus all breeding on Mowi strain, says Marine Harvest
Spanish consumers prefer domestic fish
While consumption has decreased, consumers are showing preference for national fish, says study
Researchers explore ways to turn fish waste into health foods
EU-funded project looks into ways of turning fish waste into health or medical foods, reports new agency
Researchers work on feed for lice-eating fish
Norwegian scientists are working on feed solutions to help farm wrasse, the fish that eats sealice off salmon
Aquabounty’s GM salmon gets initial FDA nod
Consumer union cries foul as FDA says preliminary findings show no significant impact of GM salmon
Sea lice levels in Norwegian wild stocks appear to be up, say researchers
2012 study finds that sea lice situation in Norwegian wild stocks could have worsened, rather than improved, over past two years
Greece to consider aquaculture proposals for €140m funding
188 proposals vie for funds that the Greek government has had at its disposal since 2007, but so far failed to allocate, says local media