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The biggest obstacle to the success of the seaweed sector in the West - Vimarsana News

The biggest obstacle to the success of the seaweed sector in the West

It was disappointing to see the media storm that followed the publication of plans by Biome Algae to establish a 270-acre seaweed farm off Gerrans Bay, in southwest England.

£870,000 awarded to investigate impact of offshore aquaculture - Vimarsana News

£870,000 awarded to investigate impact of offshore aquaculture

The impact of offshore aquaculture on the general health of the ocean is to be explored in a new project that has been awarded funding by the UK Government.

Mussel Farming: Key to Restoring Damaged Coastlines - Vimarsana News

Mussel Farming: Key to Restoring Damaged Coastlines

A new generation of food producers considers mussel farming as having an exciting promise for feeding a burgeoning population while restoring natural biodiversity.

A happy food chain: can mussel farming restore the UK's damaged coastline? | Coastlines - Vimarsana News

A happy food chain: can mussel farming restore the UK's damaged coastline? | Coastlines

Cultivating the shellfish creates a healthy habitat for everything from big fish to molluscs and could offer a sustainable alternative to meat or fish

Boris slammed for 'pig-headed' approach to EU's shellfish ban after 'botching' talks | Politics | News - Vimarsana News

Boris slammed for 'pig-headed' approach to EU's shellfish ban after 'botching' talks | Politics | News

Fishermen gathering mussels on a beach (Image: GETTY) Shellfish farmers have warned they will be forced to close their firms if a solution to the ban isn't found (Image: GETTY) Ms Holmyard said she will have to make crucial decisions about the future of her firm over the coming months and may be forced to pack up if a solution to the ban isn't found. She argued that slapping on retaliatory restrictions on EU goods is not the sensible approach and urged the Government to instead thrash out an agreement with the Europeans. The company director said it would also be in Europe's best interests to...