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Exemption of 25% surcharge on fresh tilapia strengthens Brazilian aquaculture position

BRAZIL
Wednesday, July 29, 2026, 03:20 (GMT + 9)

The measure increases predictability and legal certainty for exporters and strengthens growth prospects for the South American country's sales, according to PEIXE BR. The United States government has decided to keep the main Brazilian tilapia products exported to the North American market exempt from the 25% surcharge stipulated under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974. The measure, which came into effect on July 22, 2026, preserves the competitiveness of the sector's main export product. Click on the image to enlarge it The Brazilian Aquaculture Association (PEIXE BR) celebra... FULL STORY

Kenya Chinese aquaculture tech helps people chart a new future on Lake Victoria Jul 29, 00:10 Innovation and community partnerships are reshaping livelihoods while promoting sustainable fisheries and wome... FULL STORY		United Kingdom NGO Blue Marine Foundation Warns of Collapse Risk in North Atlantic Mackerel Fishery Jul 29, 00:10 Lack of political consensus among coastal states and unilateral quota setting above scientific advice threaten... FULL STORY

Japan Nissui drives value-added aquaculture and international expansion of Kurose buri Jul 29, 00:10 The Japanese company uses a gastronomic campaign in Tokyo to reinforce its aquaculture brand positioning and h... FULL STORY		China China increases seafood production in 2025, but expands its aquatic trade deficit Jul 28, 05:00 The growth in aquaculture and distant-water catches was insufficient to meet domestic demand, leading to a sea... FULL STORY

European Union
EU and Seychelles reopen Indian Ocean tuna access for up to 38 vessels
Jul 29, 02:00
The new protocol authorizes up to 30 purse seiners and eight surface longliners, with a reference tonnage of 55,000 tonnes annually. The specific part... FULL STORY

France
One Rock completes the combination of Hana Europe and Eat Happy
Jul 29, 02:00
The new Eat Happy Hana Group entity will bring together around 5,800 points of sale across 14 European countries, consolidating a leading operator in ... FULL STORY

Spain
Animal Welfare Observatory Questions Eyestalk Ablation and Ice Slaughter in Shrimp Farming
Jul 29, 00:10
A report by the organization indicates that unanesthetized eyestalk ablation and lack of stunning compromise the sustainability of whiteleg shrimp, wh... FULL STORY

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Australia Jul 28, 05:00 (GMT + 9):
	Australia Evaluates Environmental Sustainability of Western Trawl Fisheries, Putting Scampi and Deepwater Prawn Exports Under Scrutiny

United States Jul 28, 01:20 (GMT + 9):
	Infectious cancer discovered in fish for the first time

Argentina Jul 28, 00:10 (GMT + 9):
	Exports Rise in H1 2026, Though Less Spectacular Than Figures Suggest

Ecuador Jul 28, 00:10 (GMT + 9):
	Scientific proposal suggests relaxing Eastern Pacific tuna closure from 64 to 42 days

Norway Jul 28, 00:10 (GMT + 9):
	Norway Pelagic Fishing Update Week 29 and 30

South Korea Jul 28, 00:10 (GMT + 9):
	Korea accelerates the transformation of 'Gim' into a global food brand

European Union Jul 28, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| EuropaAzul: EU renews its main tuna agreement with Seychelles

Japan Jul 28, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| SeafoodSource: Umios splitting up Taiyo A&F, taking on aquaculture and processing business

Chile Jul 28, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| SalmonBusiness: Chile exports: laboratory restored after devastating blaze

United Kingdom Jul 28, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| fishfarmingexpert: Inverlussa devastated by death of 'exceptional' deckhand in accident

Faroe Islands Jul 27, 00:10 (GMT + 9):
	Faroe Islands Considers Adding 750 Fishing Days to Coastal Fleet Amid Cod Recovery Crisis

New Zealand Jul 27, 00:10 (GMT + 9):
	New Zealand: Commercial Hoki Catch Grew in 2024/25 and Science Detects Record Medium-Term Recruitment

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