Bay of Bengal Nations Gear Up for Transformation in Fisheries Governance
Roadmap presented at FAO’s global meeting of Sub-Committee on Fisheries Management, in Reykjavik, Iceland
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Infrastructure inefficacies cause wastage of 25 to 35 million tonnes of fish: BOBP-FAO study
‘In developing countries, fish loss and waste account for 20–35 per cent of total production’ Infrastructure inefficiencies in marine fisheries sector cause wastage of 25 to 35 million tonnes of fish globally every year, according to a global study. In developing countries, fish loss and waste account for 20–35 per cent of total production, with…
Global Meet to Discuss India’s Role in Seafood Economy
A regional workshop on the sideline of the World Seafood Congress will highlight how India’s aquaculture sector, strong export markets and rising demand for aquafeeds support livelihoods, value addition and food production systems in the country and beyond Chennai: India’s critical role in the global seafood economy and the growing sustainability challenges facing its marine…
A Tryst with the Blue Check: India’s Pathway to Sustainable Seafood Export Growth
An Interview with Dr. Ranjit Suseelan, Head (India), Marine Stewardship Council (MSC)
Dr. Ranjit Suseelan was a speaker at a technical session co-hosted by the MSC, SSNI, and SEAI at the World Food India event in New Delhi.
Tamil Nadu Eyes Common Fisheries Body for Coordinated Efforts
Highlighting the need for fostering coordinated efforts and integrated approach to the state’s marine fisheries sector, Tamil Nadu Fisheries Secretary Dr N Subbaiyan has proposed a common body for all fisheries research institutions, agencies and organisations.
Climate Change Alters Marine Fisheries Dynamics, Warn Marine Scientists
Flagging shifts in species biology, distribution and environmental changes, marine scientists have warned that climate change is significantly transforming marine ecosystems and fisheries in India
India’s Marine Fish Landings Drop in 2024: CMFRI
India’s marine fish landings recorded a total of 3.47 million tonnes in 2024 with a slight decline of 2 per cent compared to the catch in 2023
Now, India Targets Harnessing Untapped Deep-Sea Resources
In a major boost to India’s marine fisheries sector, a collaborative pilot study has been launched to explore the possibilities of Deep-Sea Resources exploitation within India’s Exclusive Economic Zone