Sustainable and Competitive EU Aquaculture Strategy

by name voted on 04.10.2022

Summary

A strategic roadmap to make EU aquaculture more sustainable and competitive by simplifying rules, improving animal welfare, and promoting organic production.

9 04.10.2022

Other

economy

environment

social policy

agriculture, forestry and fisheries

Key points

Aligning the aquaculture sector with the European Green Deal through low-impact farming methods like algae and shellfish cultivation.
Simplifying administrative procedures and licensing to provide legal certainty and encourage business investment.
Improving animal welfare standards, particularly regarding the health and handling of aquatic animals during transport and slaughter.
Investing in research for sustainable feed alternatives, such as insect meal and microalgae, to reduce the use of wild-caught fishmeal.

Vote

PPE

S&D

Renew

Verts/ALE

ID

ECR

NI

The Left

Total

Speeches

16 Speeches in total

Pro

Contra

Francisco José MILLÁN MON

Francisco José MILLÁN MON

PPE

1:21 min

11. Striving for a sustainable and competitive EU aquaculture: the way forward (debate)

Rosa D'AMATO

Verts/ALE

1:10 min

11. Striving for a sustainable and competitive EU aquaculture: the way forward (debate)

Documents (PDFs)

REPORT on striving for a sustainable and competitive EU aquaculture: the way forward Striving for a sustainable and competitive EU aquaculture: the way forward

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