The Atlantic Stakeholder Platform Conference 2024, held on November 21-22 in the beautiful city of Bordeaux, France, was a gathering of visionaries and changemakers united by a shared goal: creating a...

The EU adopted legislation to make the flatfish fisheries in the Baltic Sea more selective by reducing incidental catches of cod, a heavily depleted stock, with the use of more selective gears. 

Covering the next 6 years (2025-2030), this agreement will allow EU vessels to fish key species like cod, redfish, and shrimp in Greenland.

The Commission has just released the  EU Fish Market report 2024, which focuses on the fishery and aquaculture market’s performance in 2022-2023.  

European consumers are increasingly aware of the environmental impact of their food choices, particularly seafood..  However, understanding seafood sustainability involves examining a range of factors...

Taking place during European Ocean Days, the workshop will focus on the benefits of strict marine protection for both people and nature. The EU Blue Parks Community is hosting its 4th workshop on 6...

This pivotal Mission Ocean and Waters event gathered experts across sectors to spark dynamic discussions and create a roadmap, shaping the future of the blue economy in the North Sea. Held in...

Spanning from fishery communities to ports and islands, the 20 projects start receiving technical assistance from top-notch experts in their field to scale up and further develop their project with...

On 17 October, the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership hosted the ‘Blue Economy for a Sustainable Black Sea’ workshop in Sofia, Bulgaria. Stakeholders from across the Black Sea region came together...

Projects FLORA, MSP-OR, C-FAARER and A-AAGORA were distinguished with an Atlantic Project Award each at the 11th Atlantic Stakeholder Platform Conference in Bordeaux on 22 November 2024.