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NewsReady for second stage of investment quotas
Leading Russian fish producers have supported the recently announced state plans for the expansion of the existing programme of investment quotas, reports Eugene Gerden.
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NewsVónin introduces smart trawl door technology
Pelagic vessels Høgaberg and Tróndur í Gøtu have been putting the new Twister trawl doors developed by Vónin through their paces for the last few months.
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NewsProtect North East Atlantic fish
The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) is calling for urgent government action on quota sharing to protect vital fish stocks in the North East Atlantic.
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NewsBids opened for new Icelandic research vessel
Icelandic state procurement authority Ríkiskaup has opened tenders for the construction of a new research vessel for the Marine Research Institute.
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NewsFramo strengthens sustainable focus
Pump manufacturer Framo, part of the Alfa Laval group, has acquired equipment supplier LiftUP strengthening the company’s focus on sustainable aquaculture.
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NewsMinister opens Holywood breeding centre
AquaGen Scotland has welcomed Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and Islands, Mairi Gougeon to perform the long-delayed official opening of the Holywood Breeding Centre, near Dumfries.
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NewsProbiotic brings in AI expert from Cambridge
Drone specialist Probiotic has brought on board an expert in artificial intelligence to strengthen its team.
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NewsThai Union and Starflex team up on packaging
Thai Union Group’s printing and packaging subsidiary has launched a new joint venture with Starflex, an industry leader in manufacturing and distributing flexible packaging.
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NewsAustral Fisheries appoints new CFO
Austral Fisheries has appointed Stuart Nisbet as its new chief financial officer and company secretary with effect from today (30 September).
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NewsMussels under trial as diet for prawns
The first feeding trial in prawns to study the use of mussel meal as a replacement for fish meal is underway in Australia.
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NewsEuropean Fishmeal’s new president
Changes took place at the annual general assembly of European Fishmeal (EFFOP) on September 23rd, 2021, as the sitting president, Jóhannes Pálsson, CEO of the Danish fishmeal producer FF Skagen, stepped down after seven years.
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NewsMinisters challenged to act on pelagic stocks
Ahead of Coastal States meeting to discuss the North-East Atlantic’s pelagic fisheries, a grouping of concerned companies has issued a challenge to ministers responsible for fisheries to take real and effective action on returning to responsible management.
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NewsMorgère’s new facility open for business
After having been based at the heart of the port of Saint-Malo in Brittany since 1902, French trawl door manufacturer Morgère has made the move out of the city to a purpose-built manufacturing facility in nearby Miniac-Morvan.
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NewsNAFO agrees VME protection measures
At its 43rd annual meeting, the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization (NAFO) has made a number of decisions on the sustainable management of NAFO-managed fish stocks, the protection of vulnerable marine ecosystems (VME) and its review of its Precautionary Approach Framework.
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NewsErvik Havfiske’s latest longliner
The newest longliner delivered to Norwegian fishing company Ervik Havfiske follows a familiar pattern, designed by Marin Teknikk and built in Turkey by Tersan.
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NewsDibaq feed mill lands BAP certification
The Spanish animal nutrition company Dibaq Group has become the first in continental Europe to attain the Global Seafood Alliance’s Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) certification for one of its feed mills.
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NewsDutch fish auctions switch to KOSMOS
The Dutch EFICE group has become the first fish auction network to switch to real-time trading platform, KOSMOS.
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NewsFive tipping points for a healthy ocean
Global Compacts Ocean Action Platform has gathered industry leaders, academia, governments and NGOs to take stock of its five tipping points for a healthy and productive ocean by 2030.
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NewsWorking group promotes Scottish langoustine
Recommendations for delivering a profitable, sustainable and fair supply chain for the langoustine industry have been set out in a new report published by a Scottish Government-formed working group.
