Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
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Di | Major UK, US grocery chains step up seafood sustainability initiatives | ||
Di | Whole Foods names Acme Smoked Fish, E&E to 2024 Supplier All-Star list | ||
Di | IOTC makes progress on tuna catch, finalizes management framework for tropical tunas | ||
Di | European fishing sector pushes for improved post-Brexit trade deal | ||
Mo | California begins coordinated response to invasive golden mussels | ||
Mo | Andrew Zimmern all in on SNP's goal to up US seafood consumption | ||
Mo | US wholesaler Laurel Grocery shuts down, leaving independent grocers scrambling | ||
Mo | Nichirei to close Wakamatsu fish roe factory | ||
Mo | Save Mart slashes prices as Walmart announces intention to similarly "invest in price' | ||
Mo | Joint venture proposes 50,000 MT salmon-farming project in the Falkland Islands | ||
Mo | Tesco, Sainsbury's among UK grocers lowering profit outlooks | ||
Mo | Maine launches sturgeon recovery program | ||
Mo | US lawmakers want the government to destroy imported seafood that fails inspection | ||
Mo | Billund Aquatech rebrands as Globaq Solutions | ||
18.04. | Swiss food tech startup catchfree raises USD 1.5 million in seed funding | ||
18.04. | China Eastern Air to service South Australia's cold chain stakeholders | ||
18.04. | Trump issues executive order and proclamation aiming to benefit US seafood industry | ||
18.04. | US lawmakers reintroduce bill tackling IUU fishing | ||
18.04. | Despite obstacles, US restaurants still banking on seafood for growth | ||
18.04. | US Fish and Wildlife, NMFS propose change that loosens Endangered Species Act | ||
18.04. | Chinese tilapia sector left in the lurch after tariff escalation | ||
18.04. | US cold chain logistics expert: Seafood companies need to carefully vet their transportation network | ||
18.04. | Irish aquaculture representative body seeks lengthening of license periods as output stagnates | ||
18.04. | Oregon asks federal government to declare fishery disaster for 2024 salmon season | ||
17.04. | Seastex relocates headquarters to produce its "Seawool' material from shellfish byproducts |