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Trade: Brazil hopes to end a near-decade EU ban on seafood exports this year, citing progress on inspections and regulatory requirements. Sri Lanka’s Aquaculture Push: With fish stocks declining and research constrained by a moratorium on foreign vessels, authorities plan to seek soft loans for freshwater cage farming and expand marine research. Fish Health: Researchers in Bangladesh found microplastics in several fish species, including particles in edible muscle; long-term health effects remain uncertain. Feed Supply: A €5.5 million EU project will develop locally sourced protein for animal feed, aiming to cut reliance on imports that supply 96% of Europe’s high-protein feed. U.S. Fisheries: NOAA reports that just 15 assessed stocks were subject to overfishing in 2025, a record low; the fishing industry generated $321 billion in economic activity in 2024.

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