All Industry News articles – Page 75
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NewsSmooth processing for seaweed harvester
For one Canadian plant that processes hard-to-handle seaweed into agricultural fertiliser products, a successful trial of a NETZSCH progressing cavity pump led to a new installation.
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NewsGael Force to supply Scottish Salmon Company
Gael Force Group have signed a contract with The Scottish Salmon Company, as the preferred supplier of consumables to both farms and processing sites.
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NewsCommission proposes 2017 quotas
The European Commission has presented its proposal for 2017 fishing quotas in preparation for the December Fisheries Council, where Member States will negotiate Total Allowable Catches (TAC) in the Atlantic and North Sea.
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NewsDoubling Scotland's aquaculture sector
An ambitious new growth strategy for Scotland’s aquaculture sector has been created, thanks to a group of leading businesses and organisations from the industry working together for the first time.
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NewsA decade of DynIce Warps
‘People thought we were mad hanging expensive fishing gear on the ends of pieces of rope.’
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News100th GSI farm achieves ASC certification
The Global Salmon Initiative (GSI) says that its members have achieved Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) certification for 100 farms, the equivalent of 20% of all GSI members.
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NewsDeveloping sustainable mariculture in Iran
The Islamic Republic of Iran and Food and Aquaculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) are working together to explore the possibilities for developing marine cage culture in the country.
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New shrimp feed from Cargill
Cargill has introduced a new shrimp feed produced exclusively for automated feeders using acoustic technology.
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MoB demonstration in Weymouth
The RNLI and Selfish are hosting a fishermen’s safety event in Weymouth on 26 October to demonstrate a man overboard safety exercise.
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Management changes at Marine Harvest
Marine Harvest is strengthening the management structure of its farming division to take into account biological challenges and succession planning.
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NewsPentair acquires Vaki
Pentair Aquatic Eco-Systems Inc (PAES) has entered into an agreement to acquire Vaki, a leading aquaculture equipment manufacturer based in Kópavogur, Iceland.
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NewsScottish fishing highlights Brexit opportunities
Scottish fishing leaders are holding a series of meetings with key government representatives to promote the opportunities that Brexit can deliver for Scotland’s costal communities.
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NewsSitting out the storm
“The quota year got off to a good start. The main difference compared to past years is that since August we have had to work harder to catch cod. Before that it was more of a hindrance to us,” said Eiríkur Jónsson, skipper of HB Grandi’s trawler Sturlaugur H. Böðvarsson.
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NewsPacific tuna expert and advocate joins ISSF board
The International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) has added Dr Transform Aqorau to its board of directors.
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NewsNorway and Russia agree Barents Sea quotas
The latest agreement between Russia and Norway on Barents Sea groundfish quotas marks forty years of collaboration on resource management in the region
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NewsScottish mackerel quota up
Scottish fishermen will have increased catching opportunities for north-east Atlantic mackerel in 2017 following an agreement reached at coastal state negotiations between the EU, Norway and the Faroe Islands.
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NewsAFMA National Surveillance and Response anniversary
The Australian Fisheries Management Authority''s (AFMA) National Surveillance and Response Section has celebrated ten years of delivering specialist fisheries advice to support investigations into cases of illegal fishing.
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NewsVSV pelagic plant ready for production
Last weekend Westmann Islands fishing and processing company Vinnslustöðin hf. í Vestmannaeyjum (VSV) opened its doors and more than four hundred visitors came to look over the new pelagic production facility.
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Cargill disease innovation centre
Cargill and EWOS have marked a significant milestone in addressing fish health and disease prevention with the inauguration of its new US$10.5 million Cargill Innovation Center.
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NewsLerøy Midt signs contract with Baader
Norwegian producer Lerøy Midt went to Baader in Germany to supply the new 100,000 tonne capacity factory it is building near Trondheim at Jøsnøya on the island of Hitra.
