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Danish pelagic fleet goes green at Skagen port Denmark
EU-backed shore power project cuts emissions, noise, and diesel use as Denmark’s largest fishing port accelerates its energy transition
At the northern tip of Denmark, the Port of Skagen—...
Global Market Update: King Crab, Snow Crab and Cold-Water Prawn Norway
Exports show sharp contrasts in January as king crab struggles, snow crab surges, and prawn volumes fall amid supply constraints and tariff uncertainty.
Challenging January for King Crab
Norway expo...
Giant Squid: to Regulate or to Plunder Peru
Between March 2 and 6, Panama City will host the 14th meeting of the South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organization (SPRFMO), a decisive gathering for the future of transboundary high-seas f...
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