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India‘ soil moisture exceeding historical average(Study)
Food&Climate A new study has found that about 47.7% of India’s geographical area saw soil moisture levels exceeding historical average indicating wetter soil conditions than usual in 2023.The positive anomaly…
German Court: Katjes’ ‘climate neutral’ fruit gum ad is misleading
Food & Climate The German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) in Karlsruhe last week ruled against Katjes’ ‘climate neutral’ fruit gum ad for misleading claims and said companies cannot advertise…
New era in Italian agriculture.. A tropical paradise
Food&Climate Facing rising temperatures and increasingly unpredictable rainfall, some Sicilian farmers are trading their traditional crops for exotic fruits like mangoes, avocados, bananas, and papayas, heralding a new era in…
Concerns over monsoons in India raise (FAO)Sugar Price Index raises in June
Food & Climate The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)Sugar Price Index increased by 1.9 percent in June from May after three consecutive monthly declines, due in…
Oil spill on Egypt’s Mediterranean coast…Does it threaten fish? (Photos and video)
Abdulhakim Elwaer to “Food and Climate”: Egypt is the largest producer of aquatic organisms in the Middle East.. International conventions protect the seas against pollution On Thursday, April 18, 2024,…
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Multi efforts to improve farmed salmon aquaculture
Food & Climate With its exceptional nutritional value and relatively low environmental footprint, farmed salmon seems suited to meet the challenges of feeding a growing world. Therefore , there were…
Aquaculture in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea conference starts
Food & Climate The activities of the regional conference on aquaculture “Shaping the Future of Sustainable Aquaculture in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea“, organized by the General Fisheries Commission…
Egypt throws one million tilapia fry into the Nile River
Food & Climate Egypt has thrown one million Nile tilapia fry into the Nile River. Mansoura witnessed this important environmental and economic event. This step comes within the efforts of…
Coral bleaching at COP29, but no mention to turmeric ability protection
Food & Climate Coral bleaching is one of the biggest threats to coral reefs and the fish that feed on them, and was highlighted when the red list was reviewed…
Aquatic food systems need $ 4 billion annually and calls to support in COP29
Food & Climate As climate risks escalate, WorldFish says aquatic food systems require at least $4 billion annually by 2030 to build resilience and support long-term sustainability. WorldFish to push…