Bumble Bee sued by deep-sea crew who say they were forced into ‘fishing boat slavery’
The fishermen claim Bumble Bee violated U.S. human trafficking laws by importing seafood that was caught using forced labor.
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Fish trade: Why Tanzania’s coastal regions trail Lake Zone
The fishing trade in Tanzania remains highly the fishing trade in Tanzania remains highly uneven, with the Lake Zone ...
China releases report on participation in construction, protection of intl communication submarine cables
A worker produces submarine cables at a production base in Qingdao, East China's Shandong Province on August 8, 2024. Photo: ...
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Meet Some of the Strangest Deep-Sea Creatures, from ‘Sea Pigs’ to ‘Disco Worms’
A riotous photography collection from a recent underwater mission off the coast of Chile shows new and fascinating deep-sea ...
China develops deep-sea cable-cutting device with global implications
The device integrates seamlessly with China's advanced crewed and uncrewed submersibles, such as the Fendouzhe and Haidou ...
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Xenos Marine christens largest heavy-lift vessel ever built in US at Galveston ceremony
The vessel's most notable achievement was its role in Galveston-based T&T Salvage’s dismantling of the cargo ship Golden Ray, ...
Fish Farmer Magazine4h
New Frøy wellboat starts operations with Mowi
Leading wellboat company Frøy has signed a five-year time charter agreement with salmon farmer Mowi for its latest vessel.