Seafood buyers are already considering their purchasing decisions for 2026 and beyond, and remain resolute in their commitment to only source from fisheries that meet the required sustainability threshold.
RaboResearch outlook predicts a challenging 2025 for global agricultural markets.
Aurélie Tournan, former executive director of Amnesty International Austria, will take over the management of the Donau Soja Association and the not-for-profit Donau Soja GmbH.
U.S. soybean meal exports set a record in the 2023/24 marketing year based on increased supply, strong demand, competitive prices and its nutritional advantage.
This record figure is due to a massive 44% increase in cultivation area and a record harvest in Ukraine.
The company has also completed pilot shipments of soy products from Brazil and Argentina in preparation for compliance with the European Union Deforestation Regulation.
The agreement aims to improve understanding of both programs, reduce duplication, and create efficiencies for marine ingredient producers.
Copeinca is one of the world’s largest anchoveta fishmeal and fish oil producers and exporters.
With a high level of engagement from grain resellers, the company isl’s priority regions.
The Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch program has awarded a "green" rating to the Peruvian anchovy fishery.
Since 2017, Donau Soja and the Austrian Development Agency have been working with numerous partners to promote and expand sustainable soy farming in the EU's neighborhood.
IFFO also reports a modest growth in fish oil production, primarily driven by the increased output from Peru almost totally offset by declines in cumulative production from all other regions.
The group is buying Copeinca, Peru’s largest fishing company which holds the largest anchoveta quota and processes approximately 21% of the country’s total catch.
A new law in Brazil's top soybean-producing state ends tax incentives for companies adhering to the Soy Moratorium, potentially weakening protections against Amazon deforestation.
The next edition of IFFO’s Annual Conference will take place in Tokyo from October 20-22, 2025.
The final capelin quota for the Barents Sea will be decided by the Norwegian-Russian Fisheries Commission in the coming weeks.
The second anchovy fishing season in the North-Center region will start on November 1, 2024.
The Council will inform the European Parliament of its position to have the regulation formally enforced by the end of the year.
Luis Icochea, former director of IMARPE, estimates that the anchovy population could exceed 10 million tons due to neutral ocean conditions.
NAPA’s extension pushes the FIP deadline to 2026, providing a narrow window for nations to adopt sustainable management practices, while ICES data underscores severe overfishing of key species.
