Harnessing Aquaculture Waste: Norway's Land-Based Red Algae Potential
Dulse growing on different concentrations of effluent water from a RAS facility. Photo: Philip James/Nofima.
(NORWAY, 11/28/2025)
A Win-Win for Food Production, Business, and the Environment
A groundbreaking study in Norway suggests a pathway to boost food production, utilize nutrient-rich discharge water, and create new businesses by cultivating a valuable red algae known as dulse (Palmaria palmata) using waste from land-based salmon farming.
The Largest Fishery is Sustainable and Peruvian Peru
The recent recognition by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC IP) of the improvement program for Peru's artisanal giant squid or pota fishery represents a turning point for the national fishing sector...
UK Secures $1.06 Billion in Valuable Fishing Opportunities for 2026 United Kingdom
Landmark Agreements with EU, Norway, and Coastal States Deliver Over 520,000 Tonnes of Catch
The United Kingdom has successfully concluded negotiations with the European Union, Norway, and other ...
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