AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoChile’s Fisheries Oversight: The government has asked Sernapesca director María Soledad Tapia to resign, amid broader policy shifts affecting salmon farming and a proposed budget that would cut environmental inspections. Illegal Lobster Trade: Two Nova Scotia seafood companies face charges for allegedly buying illegally harvested lobster, following a two-year investigation. Aquaculture Planning: NOAA’s new Gulf of Alaska atlas maps 77 potential aquaculture areas, while a planned Aquaculture Explorer tool aims to help growers assess sites. Market Access: Egypt’s farmed fish has been cleared for the EU market, creating a new export opportunity. Sector Strategy: EU fisheries ministers are working on a long-term plan to safeguard the industry, as aquaculture also draws interest in planned green-hydrogen trials in the Atlantic.
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