Latest News – Page 189
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NewsTersan delivers Live Fish Carriers to Nordlaks
The 85 metre, 19 metre breadth Bjørg Pauline and sister vessel Harald Martin, due for delivery in September, are equipped with innovative LNG hybrid propulsion systems and technologically advanced fish handling, including lice treatment systems.
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NewsTersan útvegar brunnskip til Nordlaks
Systurskipin Bjørg Pauline og Harald Martin eru 85 metra löng og 19 metra breið. Þau verða afhent í september og eru búin gasknúnum tvinnvélum af nýjustu gerð ásamt hátæknibúnaði til meðhöndlunar á fiski, þar á meðal lúsaböðunarkerfi.
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NewsAlfonso Paz-Andrade 1940-2021
The death earlier this week of businessman Alfonso Paz-Andrade has made headlines in his native Galicia.
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NewsStepping up global action on IUU fishing
More needs to be done to combat IUU fishing as consumer demand and fish production continue to rise, according to FAO Director-General Qu Dongyu.
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NewsIndia’s exports drop
India has seen a drop and subsequent recovery in its seafood exports with a stronger aquaculture market.
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NewsUK’s first mini LNG terminal in Scotland
INOXCVA, under the supervision of energy consultancy firm Fuelgarden, has commissioned what is thought to be the UK’s first ever multifunctional mini LNG terminal in Kyleakin for MOWI Scotland.
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NewsHydroniq cooling for fourth wellboat
Myklebust Verft has awarded Hydroniq Coolers a contract to deliver the company’s hull-integrated seawater cooling system to the fourth consecutive wellboat the yard is building for Sølvtrans.
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NewsGhana given 2nd EU warning over IUU fishing
The Ghanaian government’s failure to tackle illegal fishing has resulted in a second yellow card – a formal warning that could lead to a seafood export ban to the EU.
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NewsNew RAS feed targets nurseries bottleneck
BioMar has created a new RAS feed concept that aims to improve the efficiency of marine nurseries.
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NewsMMC First Process wins fish handling contract
MMC First Process has been chosen to supply the system for the internal transport of live fish in Salmon Evolution’s facility at Indre Harøy in Hustadvika Municipality, Norway.
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NewsEU and UK strike 2021 fisheries agreement
The EU and the UK have concluded negotiations to reach an agreement in principle setting out catch limits for jointly managed fish stocks for the remainder of 2021.
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NewsPoachers boarded and destroyed
Co-operation between Australian agencies has disrupted illegal foreign fishing activity in the Ashmore Reef Marine Park, approximately 840 kilometres west of Darwin.
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NewsFaroes and Iceland set mackerel quotas
The Faroe Islands and Iceland have followed Norway’s lead in setting their own mackerel quotas for 2021.
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NewsDSI acquires CES and Dantech
DSI Freezing Solutions has acquired Cryogenic Equipment and Services (CES) and Dantech Freezing Systems.
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NewsEU fishers slam Norway mackerel move
The EU pelagic fishing industry, under the aegis of EAPO and Europêche, has hit back at the Norwegian government’s unilateral decision to increase its share in the mackerel fishery, urging the EU to take immediate action to prevent this.
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NewsNew Börkur heads for home
The second of a pair of new pelagic vessels for owners in Iceland is on its way home from Skagen, and is expected to dock this week in its home port of Neskaupstaður.
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NewsLearning about aquaculture careers
Welcoming the expansion of the Aquaculture Remote Classroom (ARC) programme to second level schools from September 2021 onwards, Ireland’s Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue T.D. spoke to a group of transition year students from schools in Buncrana, Carrick, Donegal town, Milford, Letterkenny and Killybegs in Co. ...
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NewsNorcod achieves GlobalGAP certification
Norcod has become the world’s first dedicated cod-farming operation to secure certification according to the Global G.A.P. Aquaculture Standard.
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NewsAlarm over mackeral quota
The Norwegian government’s decision to set a unilateral quota for Northeast Atlantic mackerel has been called “alarming”.
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NewsPressure on IOTC over yellowfin tuna
Pressure is growing on the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission to take steps to put in place effective measures to allow the Indian Ocean yellowfin tuna stock to regenerate.
