The Global FISH Alliance promotes sustainable fisheries and aquaculture practices through the application of a system-wide approach that balances economic, environmental, governmental, and social components essential to enhancing livelihoods and biodiversity.
Supported by the U.S. Government and partners, G-FISH brings together government, private sector, and civil society to work collaboratively on specific fisheries around the world.
Coronavirus pandemic shakes up Alaska fishing industry United States
Like almost all industries and institutions across Alaska, the novel coronavirus pandemic is shaking up the fishing industry.
With restrictions changing almost daily and cases spreading across the Un...
Seiyu Becomes First Retailer to Endorse BAP Certification Japan
Tokyo – Seiyu, GK (a Japanese subsidiary of Walmart Inc.) became the first retailer in Japan to introduce the Global Aquaculture Alliance's Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) certification to...
Jack mackerel catch limit for 2020 increased Peru
Norm indicates that an additional 40,000 tons will be exclusively for fishing with artisanal vessels. Until March 20, 97.7% of the 100,000 ton-quota assigned last January had been met.
The Ministry...
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