All Industry News articles – Page 245

  • Kite technology could mean considerable savings for the fishing industry
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    Fuel savings for kite propelled fishing vessels

    2012-01-17T13:21:00Z

    The commercial fishing industry may be set to benefit from innovative new kite technology – aimed at providing fuel savings for vessel operators.

  • RockFish now offers certified Norwegian cod and haddock
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    RockFish rolls MSC certified fish

    2012-01-17T11:26:00Z

    Dartmouth’s RockFish Seafood & Chips, owned by food writer and restaurateur Mitch Tonks and business partner and long term friend Mat Prowse has achieved MSC certification.

  • Dr Lindsey White with Undaria seaweed
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    Seaweed the “next big thing”

    2012-01-17T11:15:00Z

    AUT University researchers are touting Undaria pinnatifid, a type of seaweed, as the aquaculture sector’s ‘next big thing’ – despite it being a highly invasive and unwanted organism under New Zealand biosecurity laws.

  • Don Staniford
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    Mainstream begins trial against activist

    2012-01-17T10:34:00Z

    The Mainstream Canada trial against anti-salmon farming activist Don Staniford began yesterday.

  • The new digital map data can display a variety of themes useful across the whole marine industry
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    New generation of marine topographic mapping

    2012-01-16T18:00:00Z

    The global marine industry is set to benefit from a new generation of marine topographic mapping and seabed surface models - incorporating the popular UKHO series of nautical charts.

  • News

    ‘FEEDing Pakistan’ programme launched

    2012-01-16T05:00:00Z

    The American Soybean Association’s (ASA) World Initiative for Soy in Human Health (WISHH) programme and the Pakistan Fisheries Development Board have launched the ‘FEEDing Pakistan’ programme.

  • The environmental accounting will show negative impact on the environment as a result of production of cod and haddock products, in particular related to emissions and carbon footprint. Photo: Frank Gregersen. © Nofima
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    Enviro accounting for cod and haddock

    2012-01-16T05:00:00Z

    A new EU project will carry out environmental accounting for catch and production of cod and haddock.

  • Waitrose Essential Salmon and Dill Fishcakes have been withdrawn
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    Waitrose withdraws fishcakes

    2012-01-13T05:00:00Z

    Waitrose is withdrawing its own brand Essential Salmon and Dill Fishcakes because of incorrect allergy labelling.

  • News

    New ISO standards for fish products

    2012-01-13T05:00:00Z

    Two new ISO standards for traceability of fish products have been approved.

  • News

    Portuguese MSC certificate suspended

    2012-01-12T14:14:00Z

    Following the surveillance audit carried out in December 2011, Moody Marine Intertek has suspended the MSC certification of the Portuguese sardine purse seine fishery.

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    BAP certifies Skuna Bay Salmon Farms

    2012-01-12T12:10:00Z

    The Global Aquaculture Alliance has announced the Best Aquaculture Practices certification of four salmon farms owned and operated in British Columbia, Canada, by Grieg Seafood B.C. Ltd.

  • News

    2012 SBT spawning season starts early

    2012-01-11T16:06:00Z

    Clean Seas Tuna Limited has reported early progress with its strategy of bringing forward spawning from the company’s Southern Bluefin Tuna (SBT) broodstock.

  • Høydal will be the world's largest operational fish feed carrier
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    World’s largest fish feed carrier nearing completion

    2012-01-11T14:46:00Z

    BioMar’s new fish feed carrier, Høydal, is nearing completion, and should be ready to load its first cargo of feed from BioMar’s factories in Norway on 1 May.

  • PNA skipjack tuna has been recognised as sustainable
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    MSC certification for PNA tuna fishery

    2012-01-11T13:47:00Z

    The PNA Western & Central Pacific skipjack tuna fishery has achieved certification to the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) environmental standard for sustainable and well managed fisheries.

  • Bigeye tuna continues to be overfished in the world’s biggest tuna fishery. Credit: NOAA
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    Bigeye not at risk, but still overfished

    2012-01-11T11:08:00Z

    The Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) has released its 2010 tuna fishery assessment report, which says that bigeye tuna continues to be overfished in the western and central Pacific tuna fishery.

  • Two-thirds of 2012 TACs closely follow ICES advice. Credit: Seafish
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    Seafish compares TACs with ICES advice

    2012-01-11T10:19:00Z

    Seafish has published a document comparing the TACs for 2012 agreed by the European Commission with the scientific recommendations made by the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES).

  • News

    Three die in vessel fire

    2012-01-11T09:40:00Z

    Three fishermen have died in a fire onboard the Korean fishing vessel Jung Woo 2 near Antarctica on Wednesday.

  • Fisheries and Oceans Minister Keith Ashfield with representatives for the projects receiving federal funding – Chief Bill Cranmer of the 'Namgis First Nation; Brian Yip of Fanny Bay Oysters and Simon Yuan of Maplestar Seafood Ltd
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    Canadian government funds Vancouver Island aquaculture projects

    2012-01-10T15:28:00Z

    Funding has been announced for four innovative Vancouver Island aquaculture projects, including a project to develop closed-containment technology.

  • Eric Schwaab is to leave his position as assistant administrator for NOAA Fisheries. Credit: NOAA
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    New NOAA Fisheries head

    2012-01-10T14:56:00Z

    Eric Schwaab is to leave his position as assistant administrator for NOAA Fisheries to serve as NOAA’s acting assistant secretary of commerce for conservation and management, starting on 17 January.

  • News

    Update on the future of Seafish

    2012-01-10T14:38:00Z

    Following the ‘Discussion with Industry’ workshops last autumn on the future of Seafish, the four Fisheries Ministers will soon publish a summary of the discussion and high level outcomes.