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    “Unicorn” status for Indonesian aquaculture startup eFishery

    Indonesian-based eFishery has raised US$108 million in series D funding, taking its overall valuation to USD $1.3 billion.
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    A new bill in Maine against aquaculture mega-farms

    On Thursday, a legislative committee in Maine, U.S., gave the green light to a proposal to stop large-scale aquaculture projects. The proposal seeks to exclude such projects from the purview of state regulators.
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    International Scottish salmon sales decrease an 8% compared to 2021

    Due to post-Covid and Brexit challenges UK HM Revenue & Customs...

    Salmon Scotland calls Tory candidates for changes to address labor shortage problems and fears of ‘trade war’ with EU

    Salmon Scotland has called on Tory candidates to introduce changes...

    “We urge the UK Government to find a political solution”, Tavish Scott, CEO of Salmon Scotland after the EU’s announcement of legal action against...

    Following the EU Commission's decision today to take legal action...

    Will Scottish salmon be a victim of the disagreement between the UK government and the EU over the Brexit deal for Northern Ireland?

    That is the question that remains up in the air...

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    “Unicorn” status for Indonesian aquaculture startup eFishery

    Indonesian-based eFishery has raised US$108 million in series D funding, taking its overall valuation to USD $1.3 billion.
    Aquaculture

    A new bill in Maine against aquaculture mega-farms

    On Thursday, a legislative committee in Maine, U.S., gave the green light to a proposal to stop large-scale aquaculture projects. The proposal seeks to exclude such projects from the purview of state regulators.

    Start-ups and investors mingle at Blue Food Innovation Summit

    Sustainability, regeneration, collaboration and communication on blue food were among the topics discussed during the summit's final day.

    Seaweed will be part of the Fish Export Act in Norway

    The Norwegian Parliament has unanimously agreed to extend the Fish Export Act to cover seaweed. This would mean that seaweed would be officially classified in Norway as seafood.

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