Author: Magne Otterdal
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New EU project on sustainable mesopelagic fisheries
Researchers are to look into whether organisms living deep in the oceans can be exploited in an ecologically and economically sustainable way
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>>MARINE TWEETS
#marineresearch-tweets
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>> THE AQUAGEN STORY
[book] A new book about Aquagen sheds new light on the history of fish farming
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>>BENCHMARK REPORTS GBP20MLN OPERATING LOSS
[annual report]* Steep revenue increase in Benchmark Holdings costs heavy operating loss in 2016.
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Grow your Smart City!
Smart cities are ”the talk of the town”, be it in Singapore, Songdo, Masdar, Bergen, Dubai, Barcelona or New York. So, what do we associate with smart solutions for smart cities, asks Rita Westvik, Manager at UrbanFeed.
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Q&A: A terrible draw-back from EU on biomarine resources!
Pierre Erwes, is the founder of BioMarine and in charge of the annual global conference BioMarine Business Convention. This year the meeting is held in Cascais, Portugal. According to Mr. Erwes the biomarine field has two main challenges for reaching…
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– Look to other sectors for new ideas!
Q&A – Øyvind Fylling-Jensen
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Expanding rapidly our marine understanding
Early results of metagenomic studies attest to the bio-diversity of marine bioresources, revealing them to be a significant source of new biological and chemical processes and products from which new bioactive compounds can be isolated, modeled or created, says Rachael…
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Grow the fish; slow and with love.
BFM-INTERVIEW: The aquaculture industry has tremendous potential for playing an active part in the future food supply. The dangers lies in not respecting what consumers and neighbours want, warns Lara Barazi-Yeroulanos, CEO of Kefalonia Fisheries.
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Discussing solutions to guide the future
Eight years ago, the Global Shrimp Outlook meeting in Bangkok in 2004 dealt with antidumping measures, record low prices and shifts in market dynamics that saw shrimp becoming a more mainstream meal selection. This time, again in Bangkok, the GOAL…