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Bangladesh exports fish to 51 countries, leading the Industry

Bangladesh is one of the many countries that earn a substantial amount of revenue from the fisheries sectors. Bangladesh has…

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Aquaculture Industry in India has changed the fish production scenario

India consists of an enormous territory surrounded by the Bay of Bengal, the Indian Ocean, and the Arabian Sea. The…

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New discovery of reference genome may revolutionize Tilapia culture

The Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) is considered the third most significant fish for aquaculture among freshwater species. According to FAO,…

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Gemini seafood and Lenk Frozen Food signed a collaboration agreement

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Indonesia set ambitious shrimp production target

The Indonesian government has set a goal of producing 2 million metric tons (MT) of shrimp by 2024. However, several…

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Salinity intrusion in a changing climate scenario accelerated migration crisis in the coastal area

Majedul and Masura and their three children reside in the Rathkhola Bill of Munjitpur in Satkhira. Majedul pulls a van…

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Amazon funding 1.5 million euros to Dutch seaweed farm project

The eCommerce giant Amazon announced that it has donated 1.5 million euros ($1.6 million) to a Dutch project that aims…

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Gillnet, a major threat to the Dolphins of Bay of Bengal

Akkas Ali is a fisherman who resides in Kachua, Bagerhat district of Bangladesh. He has spent over two decades fishing…

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The hurdles of Bangladesh’s shrimp industry

The practice of commercial shrimp farming in Bangladesh started back in the 80s. Since then, the country’s shrimp industry has…

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Gracilaria seaweed farming, a path to sustainable coasts and better livelihoods

WORLDFISH has started a project called “Seaweed and Green Mussel production” for “Alternative income generating activities for poor coastal communities”.…

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