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Japan recognizes fisheries certification, ocean science, and seagrass meadow recovery

JAPAN | Tuesday, July 21, 2026
The Government honors four individuals and three organizations for their contributions to ...

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South Korea intensifies fight against seafood origin fraud
South Korea | 00:50 | Government to inspect around 10,000 restaurants and retail outlets, focusing on species at... Full Story
Quality, health and trusted certification are reshaping seafood purcha
Netherlands | 00:10 | Global study of almost 15,000 consumers shows growing interest in sustainable seafood, wit... Full Story
Argentine Shrimp Overproduction Threatens Global Price Stability and I
Argentina | 00:10 | The current Argentine shrimp (Pleoticus muelleri) fishing season in national waters is rec... Full Story
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