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Tides are the rising and falling of ocean levels and are caused by the sun and moon’s gravitational pull combined…

New Landbridge Transit Requirements For Oysters & Mussels (April 2024) We have been notified that there has been another change…

There are two types of oysters cultivated and eaten in Ireland: the native or European flat oyster (Ostrea edulis),  and…

A Desktop Review of Alternative Husbandry Technologies of Relevance to the Irish Crassostrea gigas Sector has been carried out by…

Update 29/02/24: Bord Iascaigh Mhara have published a list of FAQs and recommendations concerning the new regulations for using the…

Irish Shellfish sales volume grows 10% in 2022. BIM’s Annual Aquaculture Report provides a snapshot of Ireland’s Aquaculture Sector. It…

Ireland’s seafood sector has a low carbon footprint – How can we build on this? BIM in partnership with the…

INFOMAR releases five new high-resolution maps showcasing the Cork coastline in unprecedented detail Bantry Bay See the iconic Cork coastline,…

The Marine Institute in conjunction with the FSAI, SFPA, BIM and IFA Aquaculture have announced the next Shellfish Safety Workshop, which will take place at…

The Annual Shellfish Show in Vannes is happening on Wednesday 6th & Thursday 6th of September this year. As usual…

Traditionally seen as a male-dominated industry, oyster farming, and the broader aquaculture industry, is embracing change. These days more and…