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Europe runs out of fish

Jul 9, 2018 | News

FAO report / Fish Dependence Day: Oceans heavily overfished, millions of people depend on it / EU relies on seafood imports for the rest of the year Today’s publication of the FAO SOFIA report sheds light on the dramatic state of our oceans: about 33 percent of...

Europe driving Change in Developing Countries – Sustainable Tuna from the Philippines

May 2, 2017 | News, press release

Demand of European consumers, retailers and political pressure benefit nature and people in developing countries Philippines, Vienna – WWF research on the socio-economic and environmental benefits of a Fishery Improvement Project (FIP) in the Philippines revealed the...

Analysis: Import controls in key EU member states inadequate for barring illegal seafood

Mar 16, 2017 | News, press release

Inconsistent procedures across member states and outdated documentation scheme undermine effectiveness of key illegal fishing (IUU) Regulation Brussels, March 16 2017: Disparities and weaknesses in import controls in key member states of the European Union mean...

WWF and MSC conduct workshop and discussion on responsible fish choices

Feb 27, 2017 | News

WWF Portugal and the MSC conducted a Workshop about MSC/ASC certification and availability of certified products for a sustainable consumption of fish. The workshop took place in Lisbon during the morning of 23 of February. This initiative was organized in the context...

WWF Report: Uncertain future forecast for millions of people who depend on fish for protein

Jan 11, 2017 | News, press release

Hamburg, 11.01.2017 – A new report on the future of global fish supply commissioned by WWF-Germany concludes that by 2050, millions of people in developing countries might not be able to afford fish, which currently constitutes a major source of food and protein. The...

online seafood guides launched in several EU countries

Dec 29, 2016 | Buying Recommendations, News

They encourage and empower consumers to make the right choice buying seafood: the new WWF seafood guides. The guides have been launched in these countries so far: Portugal: guiapescado.wwf.pt Spain: guiadepescado.wwf.es Greece: fishguide.wwf.gr Bulgaria: (different...

Europe runs out of fish

Europe driving Change in Developing Countries – Sustainable Tuna from the Philippines

Analysis: Import controls in key EU member states inadequate for barring illegal seafood

WWF and MSC conduct workshop and discussion on responsible fish choices

WWF Report: Uncertain future forecast for millions of people who depend on fish for protein

online seafood guides launched in several EU countries

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