Latest News – Page 127
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NewsCemre delivers energy-efficient Hardhaus
The delivery of pelagic vessel Hardhaus to its Norwegian owners follows closely behind the completion of Libas earlier this year. Both have been built by the Cemre Shipyard, designed by Salt Ship Design.
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NewsWhole fleet gets grease-free bearings
In 2019 shrimp trawler Maros VII went to the Lighthouse Shipyard at Mazatlán in Mexico for a refit and an upgrade so successful that the rest of the company’s 50 vessels are getting the same treatment.
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NewsThree awards for salmon farmer
Scottish Sea Farms has won three awards for its sustained investment in jobs, training and employee wellbeing.
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NewsSouth Australia’s methane-busting seaweed
An emerging commercial seaweed industry is gaining pace in South Australia and it has the methane produced by cows firmly in its sights.
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NewsImproved Genetic Material for Salmon Farming
Benchmark Genetics Chile (BGCL) has successfully produced its first batch of locally produced ova known as SagaChile – a significant step in its improved genetic material
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NewsCanada launches ghost gear reporting tool
The Canadian government has launched a new online system that makes it easier for commercial harvesters to report their lost fishing gear.
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News‘Dead zones’ likely off US West Coast
Data collected by NOAA has confirmed that a large area of poorly oxygenated water is growing off the coast of Washington and Oregon in the US, threatening to create ‘dead zones’ where bottom-dwelling species perish.
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NewsEU and Cook Islands continue partnership
The European Union and the Cook Islands have agreed to continue their successful fisheries partnership as part of the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement, for a duration of three years.
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NewsThe President of Iceland to visit Icefish
Taking the tour of the exhibition on the morning of Thursday 16th September, the Icelandic President will be visiting a number of stands to meet exhibitors and to view some of the latest and most innovative products on show.
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NewsForseti Íslands heimsækir Icefish
Forsetinn fær sérstaka leiðsögn um sýninguna að morgni fimmtudagsins 16. september og heimsækir ýmsa sýningarbása til heilsa upp á sýnendur og skoða suma af nýjustu og frumlegustu vörum sem þar eru að finna.
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NewsFish and chips recover well from Covid
Seafish has published its fourth and final review into the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on the UK’s seafood supply chain, showing a strong recovery in the fish and chip retail sector.
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NewsSkráningin á Icefish 2021 nú opin
Með því að skrá sig fyrirfram geta gestir komist fram fyrir í biðröðunum og sparað yfir 20%. Farið á vefsíðuna til að skrá ykkur og vera fremst í biðröðinni þegar Íslenska sjávarútvegssýningin opnast.
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NewsRegistration for Icefish 2021 now OPEN
By registering in advance, visitors can beat the queues. Go to the website to register and be at the front of the queue as the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition opens.
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NewsAquaculture can benefit local ecosystem
The aquaculture industry in Alaska has welcomed recent research showing that farmed shellfish and seaweed can have a positive impact on the environment.
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NewsMulti-national Pacific partnership
Operation Nasse 2021, an annual co-operative fisheries monitoring, control and surveillance (MCS) operation involving Australia, France, New Zealand and the United States of America, ended on 23rd July.
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NewsGEA to design krill protein pilot plant
GEA is to design and deliver the world’s first pilot plant for hydrolyzing krill protein for Norwegian biotechnology company Aker BioMarine which uses catches of Antarctic krill to develop ingredients for functional foods, aquaculture and animal feed.
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NewsMSC warns of tuna fisheries suspensions
Failure to reach agreement at a critical intergovernmental meeting in December could result Western Central Pacific tuna fisheries losing MSC status, the the Marine Stewardship Council warns.
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News£1.8m boost for Scottish seafood sector
The Scottish seafood industry is to receive £1.8 million to help businesses recover from the economic ravages of Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic.
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NewsFirst marine crane for South Wales
Work has completed at Milford Fish Docks to enhance health, safety and welfare facilities, including the installation of the only marine crane in south Wales.
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NewsPresident Putin attends RFC trawler launch
The launching of the third in the series of new factory trawlers being built for the Russian Fishery Company was watched by Russian President Vladimir Putin as the new vessel was floated off at the Admiralty Shipyard in St Petersburg.
