The EU Commission proposes a stop to herring fishing in the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Bothnia. The reason is that fish stocks are...
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Herring
The jars of midsummer herring may start to feel passé, but the fact is that herring is a climate-smart raw material we could eat more...
Text: Petra Hedbom/TT
Photo: Johan Hallnäs
Algae can eventually replace soybeans as a more environmentally friendly protein crop. In Bohuslän, green algae are grown for research purposes – and fertilized with...
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Photo: Jonas Lindstedt/TT, Kimmo Hagman
The EU Council of Ministers has reached an agreement on next year's catch quotas for fish in the Baltic Sea and the Sound. The quotas...
Text: Daniel Hedström
Photo: Bengt Olof Olsson/Bildhuset/TT
EU countries are currently discussing the 2022 catch quotas for fish in the Baltic Sea and the Sound. The European Commission proposes to significantly reduce...
Text: Daniel Hedström/TT/Ritzau
Photo: Deep Sea Reporter/TT
One third of all fish caught is thrown overboard or rots before it reaches the consumer - one in three fish is killed unnecessarily...
Text: Peter Löfgren
Photo: Adam Nilsson
Title image: Hanna Teleman/Scanpix/TT
Source: http://www.fao.org/state-of-fisheries-aquaculture/en/
Source: https://www.havochvatten.se/download/18.488610871726fc3fe485a06e/1591606320890/officiellstatistik-JO55SM2001.pdf
Source: https://www.forskning.se/2019/04/25/en-av-tre-ater-aldrig-fisk-och-skaldjur/
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