International Aquaculture Regulations

International aquaculture regulations are guidelines and standards set by countries and organizations to ensure the sustainable practice of farming aquatic organisms like fish, shellfish, and algae. These regulations aim to protect the environment, promote food safety, and safeguard the health of aquatic species. They address issues such as water quality, disease management, and the use of chemicals in farming. By adhering to these rules, countries can promote responsible aquaculture practices, reduce negative impacts on ecosystems, and provide safe and nutritious seafood for global consumption.