All Industry News articles – Page 174

  • Keith Decker has been appointed President and Chief Operating Officer of High Liner Foods (CNW Group/High Liner Foods Incorporated)
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    High Liner appointment

    2013-09-19T14:25:00Z

    Keith Decker has been appointed to the newly created position of President and Chief Operating Officer of High Liner Foods.

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    New Hampshire joins groundfish lawsuit

    2013-09-19T12:59:00Z

    New Hampshire has joined a lawsuit against the U.S. Secretary of Commerce and other U.S. officials, challenging substantial new catch limits on many types of groundfish in New England.

  • Footage shows that the lobsters are still alive once they have been dismembered
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    “Extreme” lobster killing is compliant with regulations

    2013-09-19T11:08:00Z

    Claims by PETA that Linda Bean''s Maine Lobster (LBML) plant uses “a primitive and painful killing method” on its lobsters and crabs have been refuted by Commissioner of the Maine Department of Marine Resources (DMR), Patrick Keliher.

  • Maria Damanaki has warned Mediterranean countries to move quickly to sort out their overfishing . © European Union, 2010
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    Mediterranean stocks under threat

    2013-09-18T16:37:00Z

    The European Commission''s annual ‘State of Fish Stocks in European waters’ seminar concluded that big improvements have been made in EU fish stocks in the North-east Atlantic, whilst Mediterranean stocks are under worsening threat.

  • The study has found a way to identify threats to fish species decades before populations decline. Credit: Alex Hofford / Greenpeace
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    Preventing fishery collapse

    2013-09-18T14:11:00Z

    A study by researchers from the University of Minnesota has shown that extinction and overfishing threats from multispecies fisheries can be identified decades before species are over-harvested and populations decline.

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    HK gov bans shark fin and bluefin

    2013-09-17T22:54:00Z

    Hong Kong’s government has announced that it will no longer serve shark fin or bluefin tuna during official entertainment functions.

  • The Russian Sea of Okhotsk Pollock fishery can now be certified. Credit: Johannes Rohr/CC-BY-SA-3.0,2.5,2.0,1.0
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    Russian pollock fishery can be certified

    2013-09-17T10:39:00Z

    Michael Lodge, the Independent Adjudicator for the objection against Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification of the Russia Sea of Okhotsk pollock fishery, has cleared the fishery for certification.

  • The blobfish is being championed by the Ugly Animal Preservation Society. Photo: Kerryn Parkinson © Norfanz Founding Parties
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    Blobfish ugliest animal!

    2013-09-16T20:48:00Z

    The Ugly Animal Preservation Society has named the “world’s ugliest animal”, the blobfish, as its new mascot.

  • The MSC ecolabel is up for review
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    MSC standard review

    2013-09-16T17:12:00Z

    The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has launched a second round of consultation on the improvement of its environmental standard for sustainable fisheries.

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    AgriMarine acquisition

    2013-09-12T16:22:00Z

    Canada’s AgriMarine intends to acquire a fellow Canadian steelhead trout farm in a bid to increase its sustainable fin fish offering.

  • The proposal to reduce the MPA in the Ross Sea by 40% is a "tactical mistake"
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    New proposal for Ross Sea

    2013-09-12T16:15:00Z

    New Zealand’s decision to reduce the size of the marine protected area (MPA) in the Ross Sea by more than 40% is “a tactical mistake and a significant retreat for Southern Ocean protection”, says the Antarctic Ocean Alliance (AOA).

  • Negotiations on mackerel were “constructive”. Credit: Jessica/CC-BY-2.0
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    No mackerel sanctions

    2013-09-12T13:43:00Z

    Despite keeping details of the negotiations under wraps, Iceland’s chief negotiator Sigurgeir Thorgeirsson has described the recent meeting of the coastal states on the mackerel dispute, as “constructive”.

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    New fish stock assessment model

    2013-09-12T10:49:00Z

    A new model for the rapid assessment of fish stocks has been presented during the stakeholders meeting of the Assessment for All (a4a) initiative, at the Joint Research Centre (JRC).

  • Marine Harvest is the biggest seafood company in the world Photo: Marine Harvest
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    Tycoon ploughs more into Marine Harvest

    2013-09-11T18:20:00Z

    Tank ship tycoon, John Fredriksen, has ploughed more investment into the world’s largest producer of farmed salmon, Marine Harvest.

  • Soybeans are a popular fish feed ingredient. Photo: Scott Bauer
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    Soybean boost

    2013-09-11T16:36:00Z

    Soybeans are becoming an increasingly important part of sustainable aquaculture, functioning as a popular fish feed ingredient, and could also help the environment, says the US Soybean Export Council (USSEC).

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    Sea Pact requests grant proposals

    2013-09-11T10:51:00Z

    Sea Pact, a new coalition of seafood industry leaders, is now accepting its first Request for Grant Proposals.

  • Scottish salmon production has reached a nine year high
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    Nine year high for Scottish salmon

    2013-09-10T17:57:00Z

    Marine Scotland Science has published a survey which reveals that Scottish salmon production reached a nine year high in 2012.

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    Shipbroker acquisition

    2013-09-10T14:35:00Z

    On 1 July 2013 North Sea Shipbrokers acquired all activities from North Sea Ship Agency.

  • Hirtshals Service Group at DanFish in 2011
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    Experience Hirtshals Service Group at DanFish

    2013-09-10T10:24:00Z

    At DanFish International, the Hirtshals Service Group stand will consist of 24 different service companies, who are ready to present their service and high level of competences.

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    New packing and grading station for HB Grandi

    2013-09-10T09:30:00Z

    A new sophisticated packing and grading station has been delivered by Marel to HB Grandi’s Nordurgardur factory for handling fresh portions.