Latest News – Page 211
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NewsKroma aims for perfect gutting
The Gutmaster X Flex developed by Danish company Kroma to handle salmon and trout has been undergoing extensive trials with a producer in Scotland, with only minor adjustments required.
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NewsRecord exports for Norwegian seafood
The Norwegian Seafood Council has reported the third highest export value for a single month in history.
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NewsWise adapts to changing business landscape
“It’s business as usual – but not as usual,” said Jón Heiðar Pálsson, who heads sales and marketing at Icelandic company Wise Solutions, which has adapted rapidly to a very new working environment.
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NewsWomen at the top of seafood management
For the third year in a row, the International Association for Women in the Seafood Industry (WSI), has taken stock of positions occupied by women in seafood industry leadership.
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NewsSurf n’ turf: closing the global food gap
Farming animals in the water and on land has an essential role to play in solving our most fundamental challenge
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NewsHerring fishermen embrace scientific research
Fishermen are embracing the importance of marine science and becoming actively involved in the collection of data, says a chief scientist.
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NewsVeramaris chosen as Omega-3 partner by FEED-X
Project X Global, founded by WWF, has selected Veramaris as the alternative Omega-3 feed ingredient partner for its FEED-X programme, which aims to see 10% of the global feed industry adopt alternative feed ingredients.
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NewsRussia confident of increasing fish exports
Russia expects? to increase fish exports in years to come, according to statements by leading industry figures, reports Eugene Gerden.
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NewsExtra capacity with twin vertical freezer
Demand for high-capacity plate freezers has grown considerably in recent years, despite the advantages in versatility, continuous operation, efficiency and security of having production at certain level split between more units.
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NewsInvesting in seafood value chains
Kjetil Haga and Simen Landmark are launching private equity fund Bluefront Equity, aiming to invest in supplier companies that make the future seafood value chain more sustainable. They are being backed by a star team of seafood experts.
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NewsFEAP elects new President
Lara Barazi-Yeroulanos has been elected new President of the The Federation of European Aquaculture Producers (FEAP) for the next three years.
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NewsNew focus for farmed fish group
The cause of fish mortality, impact of climate change and development of treatments will be the focus for the newly refreshed Farmed Fish Health Framework.
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NewsAce Aquatec opens Norwegian chapter
Ace Aquatec has opened a new Norwegian division in Marineholmen in Bergen, led by regional manager Preben Imset Matre who was previously head of Norway operations at Aquabyte.
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NewsTroutlodge sales boss moves to distribution
EMEA regional sales manager, Jon Handley, is leaving Troutlodge to take over operation of the Berkshire Trout Farm where he will continue as Troutlodge’s UK distributor of trout eggs.
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NewsStrategy for Mediterranean and Black Sea
The high-level meeting on the future strategy for the Mediterranean and Black Sea has taken place under the umbrella of the FAO General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM).
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NewsMustad Autoline sets up in Iceland
Mustad Autoline has stepped up its presence on export markets with the establishment of its own company in Iceland.
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NewsEAPO President: Co-operation is key
The European Association of Fish Producers Organisations has concluded its Annual General Meeting, with a virtual gathering this year during which the organisation’s officers mandates were extended.
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NewsMaldives: tuna boycott calls are “unfair”
The Maldives government has defended Indian Ocean yellowfin tuna fishing practises and said calls for a boycott are “unfair and unwarranted”.
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NewsGrowth opportunities in Scottish seafood
The seafood processing sector across Aberdeenshire presents a significant growth opportunity for north-east Scotland’s economy, suggests a new study.
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NewsShifting snow crab population in Bering Sea
Unprecedented warming and loss of sea ice in the Bering Sea has led to dramatic shifts in snow crab population structure, suggests a survey.
