Why it's too soon to write off seaweed

Fishing crosses an existential crossroads: The market and the business changed, but the collective agreement has remained the same for many years. This causes the entrepreneurs to decide to paralyze the fleets because the business is not profitable. However, in analytical tone he stated that the paralysis of the fishing sector generates that no salaries, no currency or exports are paid. On the central axis of the discussion with the guilds, Boie…

Artisanal fishing requires a better distribution of authorizations for exploitation in the Strait "because they are leading us to the dismantling of the fleet" Several traditional species have disappeared or are greatly diminished since the expa.

Why it's too soon to write off seaweed

Anthony Bellafiore, investment manager at Katapult Ocean, one of Europe’s leading aquaculture and bluetech VCs, believes that it’s too soon to write off the West's fledgling seaweed sector.

José Manuel Dávila , fisherman and president of the association of shipowners Asarpesca Barbate (Cádiz), has lamented that the allocation of the quota of bluefin tuna in 2025 to the artisanal fleets of the Strait of Gibraltar is "crumbs" before a species that, as he has said "is recovered", also warning that "80 %" of what corresponds to this area is distributed "between three companies". "That already sounds like a joke", commented Dávila, ensu…