All Industry News articles – Page 39
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NewsBIM acquires new mussel bed survey boat
A new boat intended to monitor mussel bed stocks in Dingle Bay and along east coast of Ireland was launched in Kinsale, Co Cork by Ireland’s Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed TD.
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NewsManagement changeover at Fiskevegn
On 1st June this year Norwegian fishing gear supplier Fiskevegn will see a change in its management team as CEO Trond-Inge Kvernevik is leaving for a new industry position and his place is being taken by Håkan Holen.
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NewsSkaginn 3X and Frost secure landmark contract
Icelandic food processing specialist Skaginn 3X and refrigeration systems company Frost have secured a multi-million dollar deal to supply state-of-the-art processing and chilling equipment to a super- trawler for Russia’s VI Lenin Collective Farm Fishery (RK Lenina).
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NewsPescanova brings tapas market to SENA
Miami-based seafood brand, Pescanova, unveiled its new range of Argentine Red shrimp at the Seafood Expo North America (SENA) in Boston last month.
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NewsCrew stays warm and dry thanks to Pronomar
A Volt Service utility vessel commissioned for Damen Shipyards Group has been equipped with Pronomar’s COMBO drying system.
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NewsWhaling in line with sustainable development
Sustainable whaling and sealing is fully in line with the Sustainable Development Goals, according to Faroese Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Poul Michelsen, speaking at the North Atlantic Marine Mammal Commission’s 27th annual meeting.
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NewsVietnam Tuna Association joins IPNLF
The Vietnam Tuna Association (VinaTuna) has become the latest member of the International Pole & Line Foundation (IPNLF), the charity committed to supporting one-by-one tuna fisheries and supply chains.
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NewsAOC and IOC sign collaborative MOU
The Alaska Ocean Cluster (AOC) and Iceland Ocean Cluster (IOC) have signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at promoting collaboration between the two bodies.
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News'Do not delay Brexit' say fishing leaders
Fishing industry leaders have called on MPs not to delay the UK''s exit from the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP).
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NewsMSC audits tackle child labour
The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has announced new requirements for seafood suppliers and processers including independent audits of labour practices for supply chain companies if a risk of forced or child labour practices is established.
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NewsCarsoe signs major US deal
Denmark-based, Carsoe, specialist in onboard fish processing, has signed the first significant contract in the United States with the Arctic Storm Management Group in Seattle.
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NewsCalling all young fishmongers
The next generation of the UK''s fishmongers are being invited to take part in a competition that will test their technical knowledge, skills and passion for the trade.
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NewsThai Union signs Chinese MOU
Thai Union Group, has signed an agreement with Shanghai Win-Chain Supply Chain Management to become strategic partners in supplying Thai Union’s seafood products to the Chinese market.
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NewsWez Norris is new AFMA CEO
Wez Norris has been appointed the new chief executive officer of the Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA).
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NewsReadymeal range for Russian market
The Russian Fishery Company (RFC) has launched a ready to cook range of products made with premium quality Alaska pollock, produced in co-operation with Agama Group and under the joint Agama-Nordeco brand.
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NewsWild caught pipi on the global menu
South Australian company, Goolwa PipiCo, has partnered with the indigenous Ngarrindjeri people to process and market its wild caught pipis around Australia and the world.
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NewsIs your hake fake? DNA provides the answer
DNA barcoding of more than 1,400 Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) labelled products has shown that fewer than 1% are mislabelled, compared to a reported average of 30%.
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NewsSFP announces new Target 75 champion
The Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) has announced that US and Italy-based seafood importer and distributor, PanaPesca, has become SFP’s newest Target 75 Champion.
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NewsCelebrities paint fish for charity
The Fishermen’s Mission, a UK charity offering support to active and retired fishermen, will raise funds by auctioning ceramic fish painted by artists and celebrities.
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NewsNo deal Brexit means 'anarchy in the UK'
The UK leaving the European Union without a withdrawal deal could lead to lawlessness at sea with serious consequences for fisheries and marine life, the environmental organisation Oceana warns.
