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India: Jellyfish fisheries a potential income source, but sustainable management crucial – ICSF

India: Jellyfish fisheries a potential income source, but sustainable management crucial – ICSF
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Jellyfish fisheries a potential income source, but sustainable management crucial: CMFRI

Jellyfish fisheries a potential income source, but sustainable management crucial: CMFRI
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South koreaKrishan karunarathneA biju kumarMiriam paul sreeramSaravanan rajuInternational jellyfish blooms symposiumDepartment of aquatic biologyUniversity of keralaIcar central marine fisheries research instituteFish processing divisionIcar central institute of fisheries technologyWayamba university sri lankaKerala universityCentral marine fisheries research instituteJellyfish fisheriesAquatic biology

Asian palm oil alliance proposed to safeguard stakeholders

Asian palm oil alliance proposed to safeguard stakeholders Business April 30, 2021 KARACHI: Stakeholders from around the world on Thursday suggested forming an ‘Asian Palm Oil Alliance’ to protect producers and consumers from an ongoing global smear campaign against this edible oil. A proposal to this effect was endorsed by speakers from India, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, and European countries in a virtual seminar titled “Sustainability challenges in palm oil Sector in South Asia”. The discussion was attended by more than 100 participants from around the globe. Ironically, no speaker from Pakistan, which is a major stakeholder and consumer of palm oil in South Asia, participated in the event.

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