On 27 September, the State of California passed a new law to prevent the farming of octopuses,…
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Mauritania: Major octopus exporter plans better management to gain MSC status
by EurofishHarvesting 8% of the world’s octopus supply, Mauritania is a global octopus giant, with an average annual production (2019-2021) of 35,900 tons that is nearly all exported to Spain,… -
Octopus populations in Croatia have been affected by overfishing and hunting by recreational and professional fishermen.…
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Seafood speciality with nearly 1,000 suckers This article was featured in Eurofish Magazine 4 2021, Mediterranean cuisine includes countless culinary classics that today are just as popular across the rest of Europe and the world. These include octopus dishes, which are prized by consumers far beyond the borders of Italy, Croatia or Greece.
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May / June 2020 EM 3 Country profile: Croatia,…
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Octopus is an important source of income for Senegalese fishermen and women due to its high value on international markets like Europe and Japan. Last year 15,000 clay pots were submerged in Senegalese local waters to form artificial reefs protecting and sheltering octopuses. The artificial breeding beds provided by the clay pots have increased the production of octopus considerably. This generates significant revenues at community level which benefit the local woman making the clay pots, the artisanal fishermen and fisherwomen who have an abundant and high value octopus stock to fish from, and the local fish merchants selling the octopus. The octopus pots not only preserve and restore the ecosystem and increase the octopus biomass but they also support the local artisanal fisheries by maintaining an economically viable activity.