Month: February 2022

Source: Industrias Pesqueras Las organizaciones recuerdan que las tres partes representan los principales mercados pesqueros del planeta, al concentrar el 55 % del mercado mundial de productos del mar.

Source: allAfrica Distant water fishing fleets operating along the Gulf of Guinea (West and Central Africa) are exploiting less-developed nations, depleting fish stocks, and affecting the livelihood of artisanal fishers, experts say.

Source: euroNews.com The world’s second-biggest fishing vessel shed over 100,000 dead fish into the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of France.

Source: Oceana Brest, France — As heads of state come together for the One Ocean Summit in France, NGOs from across the United States, European Union, and Japan, are calling on their nations – which combined account for more than 55% of all the seafood traded internationally – to prioritize policies to end illegal, unreported, […]

Source: Antaranews.com Makassar, S Sulawesi (ANTARA) – The Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry is planning to set up a command center in Maluku Province to supervise illegal fishing in Indonesia.

Source: The Tribune Bahamians were yesterday warned it was “folly” to believe the oceans have an inexhaustible fisheries supply after it was revealed that 36 percent of landed catches are illegal or unregulated.

Source: Deeper Blue Oceana released a new report this week showing that the illegal seafood trade, fueled in part by demand in the USA, is hurting local fishing communities around the world.

Source: National Fisherman The U.S. House of Representatives passed the American COMPETES Act on Friday, Feb. 4 on a near party-line vote. The $350 billion spending bill tackles supply chain and trade issues included several fishing provisions from other bills – including the expansion of the Seafood Import Monitoring Program (SIMP) to cover all species […]

Position: Based: Contract: Closing date for applications: Salary range: 2 Communications Coordinators Brussels Full-time, fixed term Sunday 20 February 2022 Competitive, dependent upon experience Position overview Legal and sustainable seafood is vital not only for the future of our Ocean and the climate, but also for  global food and economic security. The European Union is […]

Source: Brookings llegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing (IUU-F) has quickly become one of the largest environmental and economic issues facing the globe, as fish are responsible for providing an estimated 3.3 billion people with almost 20% of their average intake of animal protein. Though a commonly used policy term, it encompasses a wide variety of […]