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Fast Forward for Premier Fishing Group
It’s difficult to know what is true and what is not. This week there’s a story doing the rounds that Premier Fishing Group is...
Sardine Mortalities Still Puzzling, Tension Mounts
While a lot of work has been happening behind the scenes in the way of research, diagnostic testing, and investigation of the distribution, scale...
Food Safety Position on Canned Sardines Clarified
You can keep eating commercially processed and canned sardines. This is the message from the National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications (NRCS) whose mandate covers the...
Turning Point or Talk Shop?
Namibia’s inaugural Fisheries Indaba took place in Walvis Bay in the first week of September. The event was deemed to be an opportunity to...
All You Want to Know About South Africa’s Current Policy Decisions…
These articles have been written by Policy Analyst, Jeremy Marillier, over the past few years. Jeremy has deep sector knowledge, policy literacy, and a...
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Cape Town Faith-Based Waste Separation Initiative Launch this Weekend
The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) along with the South African Council of Churches (SACC), Producer Responsibility Organisations (PRO) and municipalities...
Partnership to Strengthen South Africa’s Food System
Tiger Brands and Stellenbosch University's (SU) Faculty of AgriSciences have entered into a three-year, strategic partnership aimed at strengthening the resilience, sustainability and safety of...
New Method to Study Secretions from Salmon Lice
Salmon farmers will be pleased to hear of a University of Stirling (Scotland) study which could pave the way for the more efficient study...
Sea Harvest Toughens it Out but Delivers Solid Interim Results
Sea Harvest delivered robust interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2026 despite a challenging operating period dominated by geopolitical instability and...
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Cape Town Faith-Based Waste Separation Initiative Launch this Weekend
The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) along with the South African Council of Churches (SACC), Producer Responsibility Organisations (PRO) and municipalities...
All You Want to Know About South Africa’s Current Policy Decisions…
These articles have been written by Policy Analyst, Jeremy Marillier, over the past few years. Jeremy has deep sector knowledge, policy literacy, and a...
Only History Stuff …
If you like HISTORY then this will give you rapid access to some of the many fascinating articles on this website.
Some typical examples are:
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Turning Point or Talk Shop?
Namibia’s inaugural Fisheries Indaba took place in Walvis Bay in the first week of September. The event was deemed to be an opportunity to...
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