AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFisheries at Risk: A renewed red tide along Florida’s Gulf County coast is killing fish, delaying scallop-restocking plans and threatening commercial and recreational fishing into early February. Seafood Infrastructure: Tanzania is seeking a private operator for its new $106.5 million Kilwa fishing port, designed to handle 60,000 tonnes of fish a year with cold storage and vessel-repair facilities. Aquaculture Policy: A Shetland pilot will test fish farming up to 12 nautical miles offshore, while a court decision quashing Scottish salmon-farm sea-lice controls has prompted calls for government action. Krill Conservation: CCAMLR again ended its annual meeting without new krill safeguards or an Antarctic marine protected area, leaving the fishery without measures for a third year running. Farmed-Fish Innovation: MIT engineers have designed a safer, more efficient vaccination system for farmed fish; separate research from the University of Queensland explores turning organic waste into an aquaculture fishmeal alternative. Industry Moves: BluGlacier’s CEO is stepping down after nearly 12 years, as Globaq Solutions appoints a new aquaculture head and co-owner.
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