New Zealand has achieved a major milestone in seafood production with the launch of its first commercial-scale kingfish farm, marking a significant advancement in land-based aquaculture. The state-of-the-art facility, inaugurated…
A year after China imposed a ban on seafood imports from Japan, it is now increasingly sourcing its seafood from South America to meet domestic demand. This move came in…
A geopolitical crisis in Bangladesh has led to a severe fish supply shortage in Delhi’s Chittaranjan Park, pushing prices to unprecedented levels and impacting local menus. The turmoil began after…
Vietnam and Norway are deepening their collaboration in marine aquaculture, focusing on sustainability and technological progress. Norway, a global leader in the seafood industry, is leveraging its expertise to support…
The Ministry of Agricultural Wealth, Fisheries, and Water Resources (MAFWR) of Oman has announced a two-month ban on the catching and trading of kingfish, effective from August 15 to October…
Phnom Penh, Aug 17 – A rare Mekong Irrawaddy dolphin was found dead after becoming entangled in an illegal gillnet in northeast Cambodia, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries…
International scientists, including those from the UK, are urging the Maldivian government to reconsider its plans to reintroduce destructive longline fishing practices. The scientists hope to garner support from concerned…
Image Source: OIL SPILL composite image from Inquirer Manila Bay is facing a severe environmental crisis as an oil spill from three sunken vessels — MT Terranova, MTKR Jason Bradley,…
Ghana’s aquaculture sector is set for a transformative boost through collaboration with Israel, a leader in innovative aquaculture technologies. At a recent Breakfast Forum in Accra, Deputy Head of Mission,…
eFishery, in collaboration with Padjadjaran University, is developing a groundbreaking shrimp disease information system in Indonesia. This initiative aims to revolutionize shrimp farming across the country by providing vital tools…