Despite ship transportation being considered as the most energy efficient mode of transport, it still represents a significant contribution to global emissions.
The sulphur content of marine fuels is determined by local legislation and regulated through the International Maritime Organization (IMO) MARPOL Annex VI which is in turn implemented by national legislation of the signatory parties. Read more here…
Indigenous corporations are quietly reshaping Australia’s seafood industry – from small coastal fishing enterprises to sophisticated aquaculture and processing ventures. They are not just commercial players, but custodians of Sea Country, cultural knowledge and...
Self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) have become an increasingly popular wealth-building tool for business owners across Australia. For operators in the seafood sector—whether wild-catch, aquaculture, processing, logistics, or retail—an SMSF can provide...
Traceability: Why you should pay attention! Traceability is now at the heart of the seafood industry. From the boat or farm to the plate, consumers, regulators and markets demand proof of origin, legality and safety. For Australian seafood producers, strong...