Eurofish Magazine issue 2 2018 features Poland along with Lithuania. This issue also looks at insurance in aquaculture and the fisheries section looks at how IUU fishing is threatening sustainable fishing.
Eurofish Magazine issue 1 2018 features Italy along with Denmark and Bosnia and Herzegovina while the fisheries section looks at invasive animal and plant species that threaten Europe’s biodiversity and better use of low-value fish and trash fish.
Held biennially and now entering its 4th decade, fish international is Germany's only seafood trade fair. The 16th edition of the fish international took place in Bremen, Germany on 25-27 February, hosting 312 exhibitors from over 20 countries and attracting over 12,200 visitors. Eurofish International Organisation, together with the fair organisers Messe Bremen, provided a Business Platform to companies from its member countries, where they could exhibit and promote their products and services, communicate with visitors and other exhibitors, and hold meetings with potential business partners. fish international is a window on the German market, which is among the biggest in Europe for fish and seafood. Exhibitors at the Business Platform were able to meet with buyers and suppliers from Germany as well as from other countries in northern Europe, and hopefully some of these meetings will result in firm contracts.
Companies at the business platform were:
Eurofish held the 17th session of its annual Governing Council on 1 and 2 February 2018. The event brought together representatives from the Eurofish member countries (Albania, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Romania, Spain, and Turkey) along with observers from a number of embassies and partner countries and organisations to discuss the organisation's activities in 2017 and approve the budget and the draft work programme for 2018. Presentation were given by Alvise Bragadin from Cogea on an introduction to EUMOFA, Victoria Chomo from FAO (REU) on FAO objectives and regional initiatives for achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and Ekaterina Tribilustova from Eurofish on innovative solutions, new products, and consumer attitude to new fish products.
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Eurofish Magazine celebrates its 20th anniversary this issue with a look back at events in the fisheries and aquaculture sector over the last 20 years. Country coverage includes Romania, Latvia, and Russia while the species profile focuses on carp.
Read the issue on www.EurofishMagazine.com