Latest News – Page 193
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NewsAustralia reels in World Fisheries Congress
The eighth World Fisheries Congress, scheduled for September this year, will be held in Adelaide, South Australia, injecting AUS$2.7 million into the local economy
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NewsTaking the stress out of salmon transfers
Through a new grant, Skaginn 3X and R&D partner Matís are evaluating the potential to improve fish well-being and productivity margins through a new ValuePump offering.
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NewsMarine toxin warning network
The Marine Institute has collaborated with ten partners on a research project into developing a marine toxin warning network in European waters.
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NewsMore clean tech funding for Canada
The Canadian government has pledged CAN$5.4 million from the Fisheries and Aquaculture Clean Technology Adoption Program to support projects contributing to clean economic growth in British Columbia.
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NewsOn the retreat from golden redfish
Brim’s fresher trawler ‘Helga María’ is currently on the Eldey Bank and fishing well, according to skipper Friðleifur Einarsson.
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NewsSolar lights trial shows 10% yield increase
Signify has launched new Philips solar fish grow lights that help to optimise farming for ponds, relying solely on the power of the sun.
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NewsSkirting a bottleneck
Aquaculture needs to overcome the potential growth limiting issue of feed ingredient constraints if it’s to fulfil its long-term potential
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NewsSeaBOS welcomes Japan’s stance on IUU fishing
A coalition that brings together more than a hundred leading seafood companies has congratulated the Japanese government on the introduction of new fisheries legislation designed to prevent distribution in Japan of seafood from IUU fishing, form both domestic and imported sources.
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NewsPositive progress on new trawler series
The Severnaya (Northern) Shipyard in St Petersburg is making progress on the series of new trawlers for Russian fishing company Norebo.
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NewsIntelsat’s Compact FlexMaritime Antenna Class
Intelsat has released a smaller antenna class for its FlexMaritime service that will bring a new level of broadband connectivity performance and affordability to fishing and light commercial vessels around the world.
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NewsDamen delivers new aquaculture support vessel
Damen Shipyards has delivered the first of its new aquaculture support vessels to new company, Organic Sea Harvest, based on the Isle of Skye.
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NewsDatabase for fisheries legislation in the Med
The General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean is launching a new online regional repository for fisheries and aquaculture legislation in the region.
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NewsGreener feed for Norwegian salmon
New research has found that using certified Europe soya in aquaculture feed could dramatically reduce CO2 emissions for the Norwegian salmon farming sector
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NewsReduced salmon catches over coming decade
Russia may ?see significantly reduced volumes of salmon catches within the next decade, mainly due to the ongoing migration of fish to the north due to climate change, according to recent statements by leading analysts, reports Eugene Gerden
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NewsFirst certified carbon neutral shellfish
Harvest Road Oceans’ Leeuwin Coast has become the first aquaculture brand in Australia with officially certified carbon neutral aquaculture products.
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NewsFinding the sweet spot for nephrops
Also known as Norwegian lobster, prawns and langoustine, nephrops are among the most valuable species in European fisheries. For trawl fisheries for nephrops, a major headache is that skippers have to work largely blind, as these are animals that don’t show up on a sounder.
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NewsRedclaw – a dangerous invader?
Aquaculture is a known introduction pathway of invasive alien species, which have become direct facilitators of biodiversity decline worldwide. More importantly, several species that pose severe threats have not been discussed and weighed upon publicly for their prospects and impact. One such case may be the redclaw crayfish, but is ...
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NewsDanish factory decks for Far East trawlers
The first of two new trawlers for the Luntos Fishing Company in the Russian Far East is approaching completion in Vietnam.
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NewsGondan delivers new Magne Arvesen
The Gondan shipyard at Castropol in Spain has delivered a new freezer trawler to Norwegian company Engenes Fiskeriselskap.
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NewsIndustry support for VMS
The Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA) has announced that vessel monitoring system (VMS) compliance from Commonwealth fisheries reached a peak of 99.4% as a result of the recent AFMA zero-tolerance campaign.
