AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMangrove recovery: A new Science study using satellite data from the 1980s to 2023 finds global mangrove losses have slowed while gains are rising, though pollution and biodiversity threats remain. EU trade rules: Spain says an EU ban on Brazilian imports tied to antimicrobial concerns (including aquaculture products) is a turning point for tightening third-country controls. Tasmania salmon scrutiny: Tasmania’s Macquarie Harbour salmon farming faces renewed Senate attention over alleged cruelty and risks to the endangered Maugean skate. Shellfish disease fight (Canada): Canada’s Ocean Supercluster backs a $1.1M program to develop MSX-resistant oyster seed in PEI, aiming to protect an industry worth about $60M annually. Feed sustainability (Europe): FEFAC’s Feed Sustainability Charter 2030 Progress Report highlights progress toward climate, sourcing, welfare, efficiency and resilience goals. Aquaculture governance (Maine): A public hearing is set for a new shellfish aquaculture lease proposal on the Damariscotta River. Local value-add (Guam): A UOG Land Grant workshop links tilapia raising with salting, smoking and processing to support shelf-stable local food. Industry leadership: Norwegian Greentech names an interim managing director after its managing director steps down.
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