Using biomarkers, a multidisciplinary team of scientists was able to collect palaeoceanographic data from the Bransfield Strait, one of the Antarctic areas most affected by climate change.
In recent years and in an accelerated way, the Western Antarctic Peninsula has suffered several variations in its temperature. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the Southern Ocean has largely absorbed the atmospheric heat generated by anthropogenic activity, the analysis of this phenomenon and how it is affecting the biodiversity present in the place is essential.
To understand the impact of environmental variables in the Southern Ocean, a multidisciplinary team of researchers carried out a long history of paleoceanographic information in the Bransfield Strait, located between the Antarctic Peninsula and the South Shetland Islands.
Source: MundoAcuicola | Read the full articlehere
Many Scottish fishermen have stopped exports to European Union markets after the post-Brexit bureaucracy destroyed the system that used to put fresh prawns and scallops in French stores just over a day after they were harvested, according to newspaper The Globe and Mail.
Fish exporters say their businesses could become unviable after the introduction of health certificates, customs declarations and other formalities added days to their delivery times and hundreds of pounds to the cost of each load.
The business owners said they had tried to send small deliveries to France and Spain to test the new systems this week, but it took them five hours to obtain a health certificate in Scotland, a document that is required to apply for other customs formalities.
Tri-Union Seafoods and Chicken of the Sea International have settled the final lawsuits emanating from their participating in a price-fixing conspiracy that artificially elevated the price of canned tuna in the U.S. market from 2011 to 2013.
In an 11 January press release issued in conjunction with a financial statement by Thai Union to the Stock Exchange of Thailand, the company said it had “reached a final agreement to settle [all] remaining antitrust litigation cases” related to the scandal.
Author: Cliff White / SeafoodSource | Read the full articlehere
On January 1, the United Kingdom definitively left the European Union, but that same day a free trade agreement signed with Vietnam entered into force. Producers and exporters of fishery and aquaculture products from the Asian country now see the opportunity to grow in the British market after ‘Brexit’.
Measure in force from January 10 and for seven days
The Ministry of Production (Produce) established the suspension of the extractive activities of the anchovy and white anchovy resources as of January 10, 2021, and for a period of seven days, in the area between 09 ° 00'LS and 10 ° 00'LS, from 20 to 60 miles from the coast.
Through Ministerial Resolution No. 00011-2021-Produce, published today in an extraordinary edition of the legal regulations of the official newspaper El Peruano, it was indicated that the suspension zone is located from the coast of Chimbote to that of Huarmey.
The Institute of the Sea of Peru (Imarpe) will carry out the monitoring and follow-up of the main biological, population and fishing indicators of the anchovy resource, having to inform and promptly recommend the fisheries management measures to the ministry.
The Filomena snowstorm, which since Friday has seriously affected a large part of mainland Spain with consequences of special consideration for the capital, Madrid, has forced Mercamadrid's activity to close. The central market in Madrid, the main one in Spain in terms of wholesale fish marketing, did not open on Saturday and it will not open on Monday either. Its reopening is expected for tomorrow, Tuesday, after the work of the UME (Military Emergency Unit) during the weekend has allowed the accesses as well as internal roads of the market to be cleared of snow.
Source: iPac.acuicultura | Read the full articlehere
The catch limitations for the Canary Islands fleet are of concern to the islands' fishing sector. The situation worries since 35 pole-and-line tuna vessels have assigned 2,328 tonnes for this year. The artisanal fleet, which has included vessels that can only fish tuna, have given it 236,258 kilos: "It is a tactic that was done with good intention, but it has gone wrong and there are many families affected," says the president of IslaTuna
The year of the start of the coronavirus pandemic exposed Canarian professional fishing to subsist by selling their products at low prices. In 2021, the scenario for one of the activities considered essential does not improve and is surrounded by uncertainty.
The Commission reassures Parliament by explaining that the European fleet may continue to fish in British waters beyond 2026
MEPs from different political groups on Monday showed their concern about the agreement on fisheries reached between the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom last December and asked Brussels for clarification on many of its points.
In the first debate held in the European Parliament on this pact, which took place in the Fisheries Committee, the deputies valued that the parties reached an agreement on December 24 on their future relationship, but insisted that the provisions on fishing do not seem guarantee the security and stability that the European fishing sector needs.
Source: The Voice of Galicia | Read the full article here
Scotland’s salmon sector is calling on the U.K. government to help resolve delays to exports destined for E.U. markets following the introduction of the new border rules established in a Christmas Eve agreement, with implementation beginning on 1 January, 2021.
According to the Scottish Salmon Producers Organisation (SSPO), dozens of truckloads of fish have failed to leave Scotland on time since the full Brexit regulations came into force, with confusion over paperwork, the extra documentation needed, and IT problems all contributing to the delays and hold-ups.
Author: Jason Holland / SafoodSource| Read the full articlehere
It only took 8 days in 2021 for the first fishing conflict as a result of ‘Brexit’. The Royal Scottish Navy reportedly intercepted an Irish fishing vessel operating in the vicinity of Rockall's rock. This islet, 27 meters wide, is located on the limits of the British EEZ and its sovereignty is disputed by the United Kingdom, Ireland (which does not recognize British sovereignty), the Faroe Islands and Iceland due to the importance of their fishing bank.
“Ireland's Foreign and Agriculture, Food and Marine Ministers are fully aware of the interactions between an Irish fishing vessel and a Marine Scotland patrol vessel in recent days.
Source: Industrias Pesqueras | Read the full articlehere
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ANTARCTICA
In recent years and in an accelerated way, the Western Antarctic Peninsula has suffered several variations in its temperature. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the Southern Ocean has largely absorbed the atmospheric heat generated by anthropogenic activity, the analysis of this phenomenon and how it is affecting the biodiversity present in the place is essential. 
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Many Scottish fishermen have stopped exports to European Union markets after the post-Brexit bureaucracy destroyed the system that used to put fresh prawns and scallops in French stores just over a day after they were harvested, according to newspaper The Globe and Mail. 
THAILAND
Tri-Union Seafoods and Chicken of the Sea International have settled the final lawsuits emanating from their participating in a price-fixing conspiracy that artificially elevated the price of canned tuna in the U.S. market from 2011 to 2013.
VIET NAM
On January 1, the United Kingdom definitively left the European Union, but that same day a free trade agreement signed with Vietnam entered into force. Producers and exporters of fishery and aquaculture products from the Asian country now see the opportunity to grow in the British market after ‘Brexit’. 
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of Production (Produce) established the suspension of the extractive activities of the anchovy and white anchovy resources as of January 10, 2021, and for a period of seven days, in the area between 09 ° 00'LS and 10 ° 00'LS, from 20 to 60 miles from the coast.
SPAIN
The Filomena snowstorm, which since Friday has seriously affected a large part of mainland Spain with consequences of special consideration for the capital, Madrid, has forced 
The catch limitations for the Canary Islands fleet are of concern to the islands' fishing sector. The situation worries since 35 pole-and-line tuna vessels have assigned 2,328 tonnes for this year. The artisanal fleet, which has included vessels that can only fish tuna, have given it 236,258 kilos: "It is a tactic that was done with good intention, but it has gone wrong and there are many families affected," says the president of IslaTuna
MEPs from different political groups on Monday showed their concern about the agreement on fisheries reached between the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom last December and asked Brussels for clarification on many of its points.
Scotland’s salmon sector is calling on the U.K. government to help resolve delays to exports destined for E.U. markets following the introduction of the new border rules established in a Christmas Eve agreement, with implementation beginning on 1 January, 2021.
It only took 8 days in 2021 for the first fishing conflict as a result of ‘Brexit’. The Royal Scottish Navy reportedly intercepted an Irish fishing vessel operating in the vicinity of Rockall's rock. This islet, 27 meters wide, is located on the limits of the British EEZ and its sovereignty is disputed by the United Kingdom, Ireland (which does not recognize British sovereignty), the Faroe Islands and Iceland due to the importance of their fishing bank.
