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Japan recognizes fisheries certification, ocean science, and seagrass meadow recovery

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Tuesday, July 21, 2026, 06:00 (GMT + 9)

The Government honors four individuals and three organizations for their contributions to the development of ocean-related industries, research, and environmental conservation. The Government of Japan granted the 19th Maritime Nation Promotion Award to four individuals and three organizations for their outstanding contributions to research, environmental conservation, and the development of ocean-related industries. The official ceremony took place on July 20 at the Tokyo International Cruise Terminal. The recognition, regarded as a Prime Minister's award, is organized by five Japanese ministries with the executive support of the Cabinet's Ocean Policy Office. Among the awardees is the Marine Eco-Label Japan Council, the entity responsible for MEL, the Japanese certification system for sustainable... FULL STORY

Netherlands Quality, health and trusted certification are reshaping seafood purchasing, new global ASC research reveals Jul 21, 00:10 Global study of almost 15,000 consumers shows growing interest in sustainable seafood, with trusted certificat... FULL STORY		Argentina Argentine Shrimp Overproduction Threatens Global Price Stability and Ignites Labor Tensions Jul 21, 00:10 The current Argentine shrimp (Pleoticus muelleri) fishing season in national waters is recording an unusually ... FULL STORY

Worldwide Norway: the country that transformed an Antarctic catch into a global ingredients platform (Part 2 of 5) Jul 21, 00:10 The greatest revolution in Antarctic krill did not occur in the ocean. It occurred in the bottom line. ... FULL STORY		France Marine ingredient scarcity is reshaping the future of aquaculture global production Jul 20, 09:00 The price volatility of fishmeal and fish oil forces the industry to shift from simple raw material replacemen... FULL STORY

Norway
AKVA group drives profits up 25% in Q2 2026 backed by a record order backlog
Jul 21, 05:00
KLEPP – Norwegian company AKVA group ASA has released its preliminary commercial and financial results for the second quarter ended June 30... FULL STORY

Chile
Successful training strengthens small-scale benthic fisheries co-management in Chile and Mexico
Jul 21, 01:00
Initiative seeks to strengthen small-scale fisheries governance with a focus on sustainability, inclusion, and climate change adaptation, and is funde... FULL STORY

South Korea
South Korea intensifies fight against seafood origin fraud
Jul 21, 00:50
Government to inspect around 10,000 restaurants and retail outlets, focusing on species at high risk of fraudulent labeling SEOL — South K... FULL STORY

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