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Ambienta builds sustainable aquaculture technology platform (opens the original)
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Ambienta has acquired four aquaculture technology companies, creating a Nordic platform focused on sustainable farming solutions Ambienta, one of Europe’s largest asset managers focused exclusively on environmental sustainability, has acquired four aquaculture technology companies through its Ambienta IV fund, creating a new multi-asset industrial platform targeting more sustainable fish farming. The newly formed platform brings together Bio Marine, Flatsetsund Engineering (FLS), Smir and P/F Gr
Industry welcomes mackerel stock increase (opens the original)
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UK mackerel fishermen and processors have welcomed a doubling of recommended catches, while urging wider international management agreement The Scottish and UK mackerel industry has welcomed a sharp increase in the size of the north-east Atlantic stock, following new scientific advice from the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES). ICES has advised that the total allowable catch (TAC) for north-east Atlantic mackerel in 2027 should be 352,938 tonnes, representing a 102% inc
Europe’s fishers seek urgent fuel support (opens the original)
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European fishing groups are calling for extended fuel aid as high prices threaten fleet viability, incomes and coastal employment Europêche and the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) are calling on Brussels to urgently extend existing fuel support measures as exceptionally high prices continue to put pressure on fishing companies across the EU. Fuel remains one of the largest operating costs for fishing fleets, with rising prices forcing some vessels to reduce or postpone activity. The
Marine heatwaves threaten salmon gill health (opens the original)
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Rising temperatures and jellyfish blooms can alter salmon gills before visible damage or disease appears in farmed fish, new research finds Marine heatwaves, low oxygen levels and jellyfish blooms can place increasing pressure on the gills of farmed Atlantic salmon, with biological changes occurring before visible signs of damage, according to research by Norwegian and Spanish scientists. The study examined how a simulated marine heatwave affected the bacterial communities and gene activity in t
Rockall haddock regains MSC label (opens the original)
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Rockall haddock returns to MSC certification after reforms have strengthened monitoring, fleet management and protection of vulnerable ecosystems Scotland’s sustainable seafood sector has received a boost after Rockall haddock regained certification under the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) Fisheries Standard. The fishery, located around 250 miles west of the Outer Hebrides, was originally certified in 2018 but suspended in 2022 after vessels were found to have entered protected areas containin
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