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The future of shrimps is sustainable and speaks French - Shrimps are among the world's most popular fish species, but their intensive production often has a devastating impact on coastal...

ADAPT Program: Promoting sustainable transformation in agriculture, fisheries and aquaculture in Tunisia - The ADAPT Program (Support for sustainable development in the agriculture and artisanal fisheries sector in Tunisia) is a...

Fraud in seafood labelling. Global analysis and perspectives for action - In recent years, the phenomenon of seafood mislabelling fraud has raised global concerns. The increasing complexity of supply chains,...

Egyptian Delegation Tours Liberia to Assess Aquaculture Potential - As Africa’s top aquaculture producer, Egypt shares its expertise with Liberia, strengthening South-South cooperation to drive sustainable fisheries and food security....

Sustainable innovation in the fish industry revolutionises waste management - In the fish industry, waste management is one of the most complex and strategic challenges. More than 50 per cent...

Mediterranean fishing boats towards decarbonisation - The EU fishing sector is still heavily dependent on fossil fuels. In order to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, it is essential to find...

FAO’s New Educational Toolkit Promotes Aquaculture in Mediterranean and Black Sea Regions - The General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM), part of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the...

Aquaculture accelerates and overtakes poultry in protein production - Aquaculture is poised for strong growth in 2025, consolidating its role as the main driver of increased global animal protein supply....

National Authority for Remote Sensing Targets Investment Map for Aquaculture in the Red Sea - The National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences (NARSS) has unveiled plans to develop...

Climate Change and Its Impact on Swahili Coast Heritage Sites - The Swahili Coast, stretching from Kenya, Tanzania, and northern Mozambique to the Comoros archipelago, has long been a meeting...