Gomes da Costa Sells Tuna to Iraq
BRAZIL - Brazilian company Gomes da Costa, the leader in the fishery market in Latin America, sold 300,000 cans of tuna to Iraq for the value of US$ 250,000.

Government to the Rescue of Flooded Fish Farmers
BRAZIL - Fish farmers from the northeast region of Brazil will receive BRL 100 million (USD 48.4 million) to finance the economic repercussions of the recent...

Aquaculture Project: Brazilian Aid to Gaza Strip
BRAZIL – A Brazilian mission to help rebuild the Gaza strip through aquaculture education and implementation has arrived in Ramallah, Palestine.

First Commercial Cobia Project in Brazil
BRAZIL - The Brazilian President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has announced the opening of the country's first center of commercial cultivation for cobia (rachicentrum...

Brazilian Imports of Arab Sardines Rise 73 Per Cent
BRAZIL - The Brazilian market imported 5,800 tonnes of sardines from Morocco in January this year. The Arab country produced one million tonnes of fisheries last...

New Sustainable Fish Feed to Save the Oceans
BRAZIL - A university and a non-GMO soybean company have developed a sustainable alternative for farmed fish feeding.

Brazil to Become Fish Exporter
BRAZIL - Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Monday his country will soon be self-sufficient in the production of seafood, and will later become...

Brazil's Hard Work Pays Off in Dubai
SAO PAULO, BRAZIL - Netuno, headquartered in Recife, bet on the purchase potential of the emirate two years ago and hired an exclusive trader for that market, generating...

Saving the Amazon with Aquaculture
BRAZIL - Brazil's Sustainable Amazon Plan has helped researchers pinpoint aquaculture as a resource of huge potential to help the area flourish both economically...

Booming Brazilian Fisheries Sector
BRAZIL - The consumption and sales of fisheries is growing around 15 per cent a year in Brazil. The target is to increase the production from 1.05 million tonnes...