Category: Fish Production

Tinned sardine shortage in UK increasing due to warmer coast in Morocco
Rabat controls half of the world's production

May 10, 2025

Food & Climate Traders and consumers have warned of a recent shortage of tinned sardine in UK, due to warmer waters off the coast of Morocco, the Arab country that…

The aquaculture sector in Egypt is struggling from climate change
Declining water supplies and erosion of the Nile Delta due to sediment loss following the High Dam

April 30, 2025

Food & Climate The aquaculture sector in Egypt is subjected to several threats caused by climate change, including a considerable decline in Nile River flow, the sea level rise with…

Efforts to combat illegal fishing win China support
Beijing becomes the 108th member of (PSMA)

April 16, 2025

Food & Climate Efforts to combat illegal fishing won support from China, which has become the 108th State member of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nation (FAO)…

Yellowfin tuna face the impacts of climate change in Southeast Asia
FAO reveals the details of a major update to the methodology of (SoSI)

February 25, 2025

Food & Climate The major updated methodology of the State of Stocks Index (SoSI) highlights persistent challenges in key fisheries, particularly in Southeast Asia, where skipjack and yellowfin tuna face…

UN Biodiversity Conference COP16 talks resume next week
Zahedi: Investment needed to change course is at least $200 billion annually by 2030

February 20, 2025

Food & Climate The resumed session of the sixteenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP16) will take place at the Food and…

Elhaddad to “Food & Climate”: farming tilapia in Egypt for export is difficult because the temperature is not high enough
The country does not benefit from its long coasts in fishing for compelling reasons

January 21, 2025

Food & Climate Farming tilapia in Egypt for export requires high temperatures, and although climate change has led to a significant increase in weather temperatures all over the world, especially…

Los Angeles wildfires Turn Trump Against 3-Inch Fish, What’s the Story?
California governor protected a worthless fish called a smelt, US President-elect said

January 12, 2025

Food & Climate US President-elect Donald Trump renewed his battles against the environment and its defenders after the outbreak of Los Angeles wildfires. He repeated his mockery of attempts to…

Multi efforts to improve farmed salmon aquaculture
To support healthier, more sustainable food systems

December 9, 2024

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
To discuss the future of the region, following a decade of progress since the landmark 2014 Bari Conference

December 5, 2024

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
The African country adopts solar-powered, climate-smart aquaculture systems

November 25, 2024

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…