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Casual extermination of apex predators by humans should be grabbing headlines
Vessel Viewer seeks to flag craft engaged in breaching quotas, catching in forbidden waters — or worse
Innovations like electronic monitoring onboard vessels could turn the tide on illegal fishing
Japanese fishery Maruha Nichiro is working with universities to solve tuna farming’s sustainability problem in the country
Fast-growing food sector has become a test case for the use and abuse of the drugs
Commerce minister’s surprise remarks put WTO agreements at risk
Self-governing Danish territory reluctant to upset maritime deals and trade with Moscow
While cultivating the product from cells could change the economics, the high price is what creates the allure
Bitter spat over access to fisheries post-Brexit abates as EU commissioner praises ‘successful’ relationship
The fashion brand has been turning refuse into T-shirts since 2009
Total catch for British fleets reduced following scientific advice as dispute over licences for French boats rumbles on
A salmon farm in southern Norway could herald a green revolution in the fish industry
Freight traffic to be disrupted at Channel Tunnel and other locations along French coast
Ministers to hold further meetings next week after failing to even agree on how many licences for French boats are in dispute
British and French ministers to meet on Thursday to try to resolve the row
Macron delays threatened sanctions to give negotiations ‘a chance’
Aquaculture has a lower carbon footprint than most meats but still has an environmental cost
Both governments lay onus on the other to find solution after Johnson and Macron discuss issue in Rome
Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron need to escape the logic of confrontation
Boris Johnson ‘puzzled’ by threats from Paris to hamper cross-channel trade over fishing rights
British trawler detained in Le Havre as Paris promises to retaliate over permits
Paris threatens to impose stricter customs checks on British goods from next week if situation remains unresolved
Decision to allow only a handful of small boats’ applications further strains relations between Paris and London
Paris says fishermen based in Normandy face unreasonable curbs on working in English Channel
Fish previously classified as endangered is now a species of ‘least concern’ but other marine animals remain under threat
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