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Japan Champions Marine Ecosystems to Rebuild Fisheries After Climate Disaster

JAPAN
Thursday, May 21, 2026, 07:00 (GMT + 9)

Innovative blue carbon credit system turns coastal seaweed restoration into a self-funding economic engine for tsunami-shattered communities The Miyagi coastline is witnessing a remarkable transformation where ecological restoration meets financial innovation. Through the pioneering Miyagi Blue Carbon Project, local fisheries are leveraging Japan’s blue carbon credit system to turn marine conservation into a self-funding mechanism, breathing new life into an industry nearly erased by tragedy. Devastation and Recovery The Great East Japan Earthquake struck off the Pacific coast of Japan in FULL STORY

Argentina The Government's Plan to Expand the Squid Jigger Fleet in Argentine Waters Sparks Intense Debate Over Sustainability and Institutional Transparency May 21, 00:10 The proposal seeks to incorporate up to twenty vessels specialized in squid to curb foreign fishing at mile 20... FULL STORY		Japan Japanese Imports of Alaska Pollock Surimi from the US Plummet to Historic Lows May 21, 00:10 Weakening Yen and Surging Fillet Competition Squeeze Japanese Supply Chains According to recent trade statist... FULL STORY

United States US Atlantic Salmon Imports Climb Three Percent in First Quarter as Market Prices Correct May 21, 00:10 Rising import volumes offset soft March numbers while unit prices stabilize above last winter's lows US impor... FULL STORY		Viet Nam Vietnamese Tuna Exporters Pivot to High Growth Alternative Markets as Staples Stumble May 20, 05:30 Emerging demand in Russia and the Middle East offers a critical lifeline amid dropping sales to traditional We... FULL STORY

Norway
Advanced Camera Scanning Holds Promise for Aquaculture but Fails to Sort Juvenile Atlantic Cod by Sex
May 21, 05:00
High-tech non-invasive imaging methods struggle with biological limitations in early growth stages forcing researchers back to the drawing board for s... FULL STORY

Russian Federation
Russian Fleets Surge Past Major Catch Milestone in Global Waters
May 21, 01:00
Total domestic and international harvest climbs to nearly two million tons as multiple regional basins report significant growth over last year A swe... FULL STORY

Morocco
Morocco Aquaculture Surge Signals Breakthrough for African Marine Farming
May 21, 00:10
Strategic funding and scientific innovation propel a coastal region to the forefront of sustainable seafood production The coastal region of Dakhla-O... FULL STORY

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China May 20, 05:20 (GMT + 9):
	China's largest semi-submersible marine ranching platform, 'Xin Huan 1,' will be put into operation in Sanya in June

Brazil May 20, 01:00 (GMT + 9):
	Brazilian Family Fish Farms Suffer Major Profits Deficit from Widespread Management Failures

Norway May 20, 00:10 (GMT + 9):
	Controversial Policy Shift Threatens the Pristine Reputation of Norwegian Seafood

Maldives May 20, 00:10 (GMT + 9):
	EU and Australia Secure Historic Fishing Caps for Indian Ocean Swordfish

China May 20, 00:10 (GMT + 9):
	Chinese Processing Plants Scale Back Operations as Soaring Squid Prices Stagnate Global Supply Chains

United States May 20, 00:10 (GMT + 9):
	Week 20 │ GOA/BSAI │ Pacific Ocean Perch (POP) Catch Report

Chile May 20, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| MundoAcuicola: Logistics with Visibility: The Advantages of Operating Fleets with Real-Time Information

Spain May 20, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| Industrias Pesqueras: Conxemar unveils a new image and slogan for the 27th edition of its trade fair

United Kingdom May 20, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| Fish Farmer: Glasgow, here we come

Iceland May 20, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| WorldFishing: Fagerberg in Iceland and at IceFish

Norway May 20, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| fishfarmingexpert: SalMar raises harvest guidance by 12,000 tonnes after strong Q1

United States May 19, 06:00 (GMT + 9):
	Alaska Marine Heatwaves Devastate Key Capelin Populations Threatening Entire Arctic Food Web

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