Latest News – Page 214
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NewsSafety Net to promote financial resilience
Seafarers UK has hosted an event to mark the launch of a new programme of work aimed at improving the financial resilience and mental wellbeing of the fishing community.
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NewsResearch shows damage of pot fishing
The global pot fishing industry could be having a greater impact on corals, sponges and other species found on the seabed than previously thought, according to new research.
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NewsSouth Pacific gets international IUU check
A multinational regional maritime surveillance operation illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing on the high seas in the south Pacific Ocean, has concluded.
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NewsNorebo’s new trawler series making progress
Technicians at the Severnaya (Northern) shipyard in St Petersburg have installed the main engine on board Kapitan Geller, one of the series of new trawlers being built for Norebo.
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NewsISSF calls for yellowfin tuna rebuilding
The International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) has urged the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) to adopt an effective rebuilding plan for yellowfin tuna aligned with recommendations from the IOTC’s own scientific committee.
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NewsAKVA group appoints COO, land-based business
Johan Fredrik Gjesdal has been appointed chief operating officer for AKVA group’s land-based business unit, and took up his post this week.
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NewsLiberia turns away Chinese six
Six trawlers from China that arrived in Monrovia in June have been refused permission to fish in Liberian waters.
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NewsRussian Crab Company hits 79% of quotas in Q3
By the end of third quarter 2020 the Russian Crab Company Group had utilised 79% of its crab quota in the Far Eastern region. The company''s catch amounted to 10,435 tonnes of crab, accounting 20% of the overall regional crab catch.
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NewsFirst time at IceFish
“We can skin practically anything, and our yields are up there with the big boys,” said STEEN’s Laurenz Seesing, commenting that the company produces a comprehensive range of equipment.
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NewsÍ fyrsta sinn á IceFish
„Við getum húðflett nánast allt, og afköstin okkar eru jafnfætis þeim stóru,” segir Laurenz Seesing hjá STEEN, þegar hann greindi frá því að fyrirtækið framleiðir yfirgripsmikið úrval af búnaði.
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NewsWatching Iceland’s aquaculture growth
“Iceland is important for us for fishing gear, but we see the growth of aquaculture there. This is already a market for us and we see this as a sector that’s going to continue to grow,” said Vónin’s Bogi Nón.
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NewsFylgst með vexti fiskeldis á Íslandi
„Ísland er mikilvægt fyrir okkur í veiðarfærum, en við sjáum fiskeldisgeirann þar vaxa. Þetta er orðið að markaði fyrir okkur og við lítum á þetta sem geira sem á eftir að halda áfram að vaxa,” sagði Bogi Nón hjá Vónin.
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NewsAdapting to changing times
One of Marel’s key ways of reaching its customers and meeting them face-to-face has been the increasingly popular ShowHows that have been held in Copenhagen, with both whitefish and salmon events held every year.
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NewsAðlögun að breyttum tímum
Marel hefur lagt mikið upp úr að ná til viðskiptavina sinna og hitta þá augliti til auglitis á ShowHow sýningunum í Kaupmannahöfn, þar sem bæði hvítfisksýningar og laxeldissýningar hafa verið haldnar árlega.
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NewsAquaMaof to provide RAS to West Coast Salmon
AquaMaof Aquaculture Technologies has been chosen to provide its recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) technology to West Coast Salmon, an industrial Atlantic Salmon production facility in Reno, Nevada.
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NewsShort herring season comes to an end
Brim’s pelagic vessels have finished this season’s fishing for Atlanto-Scandian herring.
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NewsDuroWipers wins RNLI Severn class deal
DuroWipers’ Class 60 pantographs are being tested on the RNLI’s new prototype lifeboat.
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NewsKontali Analyse acquires Seafood TIP
Kontali Analyse has completed its acquisition of Seafood TIP, strengthening its position as a leading global player in bringing data analysis to the world of fisheries and aquaculture.
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NewsAquaculture sector looks to fly-farming
The UK government has invested £10 million in a programme to demonstrate the feasibility of converting food waste into insect-based animal feed and fertiliser.
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NewsSSC wins aquaculture award for energy project
The Scottish Salmon Company (SSC) has won the Community Initiative Award at the 2020 Aquaculture Awards for its work with the Outer Hebrides Local Energy Hub (OHLEH) project on the Isle of Lewis - the first local circular economy of its kind in Scotland.
