Latest News – Page 174
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NewsFishing boss urges unity on mackerel quotas
The boss of Fiskebåt which represents the Norwegian fishing fleet is urging nations to put aside their differences and reach an agreement on mackerel quotas
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NewsWarming seas put shrimp at risk
The northern shrimp population off the east coast of North America is under threat from warming ocean temperature
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NewsFirst full scope freezing/heating supplier
With the creation of DSI Dantech on 1 October, the global food industry has its first partner offering both cryogenic, mechanical and plate technology for freezing, cooling and heating food.
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NewsEuropêche concern over Baltic Sea quotas
Europêche has expressed concern about the catch limits for 2022 for the ten main commercial stocks in the Baltic Sea, arguing that it is becoming economically unviable for some fisheries to keep working
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NewsDirect Seafoods wins MSC Supplier of the Year
Direct Seafoods has been named Marine Stewardship Council Award for Fresh Fish Food Service Supplier of the Year 2021
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NewsNew FTA could remove some seafood tariffs
A new free trade agreement with Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein could bring benefits to the UK by removing tariffs on the import of shrimps and prawns.
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NewsCarsoe acquires outstanding shares in Intech
Carsoe has acquired all outstanding shares in Intech, consolidating the two companies’ seafood activities and tray denesting technology at Carsoe and Intech respectively.
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NewsNOAA Fisheries moves reporting online
NOAA Fisheries is moving away from paper vessel trip reporting requirements in the Greater Atlantic Region.
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NewsCarsoe acquires outstanding shares in Intech
Carsoe has acquired all outstanding shares in Intech, consolidating the two companies’ seafood activities and tray denesting technology at Carsoe and Intech respectively.
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NewsNOAA Fisheries moves reporting online
NOAA Fisheries is moving away from paper vessel trip reporting requirements in the Greater Atlantic Region
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NewsIndustry fails on human rights
Seafood companies are not doing enough to protect human rights, new research has found.
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NewsIndustry fails on human rights
Seafood companies are not doing enough to protect human rights, new research has found.
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NewsCustomised propulsion technology
Over the last year the company has provided sophisticated systems to new fishing vessls such as pelagic trawler/purse seiner Odd Lundberg, built at Karstensen in Denmark for its Norwegian owners. Odd Lundberg was fitted with an innovative two-step reduction gear, allowing operating patterns to be optimised and resulting in significant fuel savings.
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NewsSérframleidd knúningstækni
Undanfarið ár hefur fyrirtækið séð um að háþróuð kerfi í ný fiskiskip, svo sem uppsjávartogarann og nótaskipið Odd Lundberg sem var byggt fyrir Norðmenn hjá Karstensen í Danmörku. Í Odd Lundberg var settur upp tveggja þrepa niðurfærslugír, sem gerir áhöfninni mögulegt að ná sem mestu út úr starfseminni og spara eldsneyti verulega.
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NewsNorth Atlantic blue whiting FIP
A collective of retailers and supply chain businesses has launched a ‘policy fisheries improvement project (FIP)’ to help secure the sustainable management of blue whiting in the North Atlantic.
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NewsAlaska corporation eyes Iceland
A corporation owned by First Peoples in Alaska is planning to acquire equity in two Icelandic seafood companies as part of its drive to manage the oceans sustainably.
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NewsCod fishing at risk from quota cut
Fishermen face going out of business if politicians insist on driving down cod quotas next year at a time when the stock is abundant in the North Sea, says the chair of Shetland Fishermen’s Association, James Anderson.
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NewsVAKI recognised for innovation at Aqua Nor
After being shortlisted as one of three finalists in June, VAKI has been recognised at this year’s Aqua Nor event.
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NewsValka fish processing system for Hardanger
Valka is to supply a fish processing system capable of handling 140 salmon per minute for Hardanger Fiskeforedling.
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NewsResearchers use PCR testing for shellfish
Aquaculture researchers in Scotland are developing a PCR test that will help detect a range of diseases and biofouling species affecting oysters and mussels.
