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NewsStakeholders and innovation key to survival
Asking the “tough questions” and engaging stakeholders are important to the survival of the marine ingredients industry, IFFO - The Marine Ingredients Organisation president Eduardo Goycoolea said at the organisation’s annual conference.
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NewsChartCo partners with MeteoGroup
MeteoGroup will deliver its weather routing technology services (SPOS) through ChartCo’s OneOcean navigation management platform following a new partnership.
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NewsNon-tariff barriers could be “killer blow”
Frictionless trade and access to EU markets is essential to the survival of the Welsh fishing industry, while non-tariff barriers could deliver a killer blow, according to the National Assembly’s Climate Change, Environment and Rural Affairs Committee.
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NewsEU and South Korea tackle IUU fishing
The European Commission and the Republic of Korea (South Korea) have pledged to work closely together to fight against Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing.
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News15 years of sustainability leadership
California non-profit FishWise has celebrated its 15-year anniversary and contributions to sustainability and corporate social responsibility amongst seafood companies.
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NewsScience of breeding, genetics and feed
The last two sessions of the High Energy Mariculture Conference 2018 took on a more scientific feel, as talks turned to hatchery and breeding operations, disease-resistant fish, latest innovations, and how fish can be kept healthy to allow for maximum returns on investment
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NewsSite selection analysis and restrictions
Site selection is an extremely important part of starting an aquaculture venture, said conference chairman Langley Gace as he opened session 5 on day two of the High Energy Mariculture Conference 2018
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NewsCertification and aquaculture insurance adds value
The second day of the High Energy Mariculture Conference 2018 began with business development and investment for offshore farms
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News600t Atlantic Salmon R&D facility a success
A 600t per annum salmon hatchery, smolt and market-size Atlantic Salmon Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS) R&D facility in Poland has successfully grown several large batches since opening in 2016.
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NewsCrown Estate Scotland hires energy lead
Colin Palmer has been appointed to lead the development of offshore renewable energy and aquaculture for the public body that manages the leasing of Scotland’s seabed.
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NewsScottish fishermen’s leaders welcome PM’s personal commitment
Fishermen’s leaders in Scotland have welcomed direct assurances from Prime Minister Theresa May that the UK government is committed to securing “the best deal possible” for the industry in the Brexit negotiations.
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NewsExamples of successful high energy operations
Setting the scene for High Energy Mariculture Conference’s technical visit to Corfu Sea Farm, Yannis Papadopoulos, partner at Corfu Sea Farm in Kassiopi, northeast Corfu, introduced his company’’s 1992-established sea bass and sea bream production in session two
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NewsTechnology in high energy operations
The first session of this year’’s High Energy Mariculture Conference began with a range of examples on how to successfully maximise production offshore through technology
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NewsHigh Energy Mariculture opens with keynote
The High Energy Mariculture Conference 2018 opened today with Conference Chairman Langley Gace, Senior Vice President of InnovaSea Systems Inc. giving the keynote address. Also present for the opening session were Vasilis Gontzes, General Manager of conference sponsor Fitco S.A and Dr. Beyhan de Jong, Associate Analyst at RaboResearch Food ...
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NewsSalmon farmer secures equipment purchase loan
Irish salmon farming company Bradán Beo Teoranta has purchased a feed barge from AKVA Group and cage nets from Mørenot Aquaculture through a loan from Export Credit Norway.
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NewsResearch explores ‘triple benefit’ of phytase
Two new studies demonstrate that phytase offers tilapia producers a threefold benefit, affecting performance, profitability and sustainability.
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NewsEU Fisheries Ministers criticised for lack of ambition in setting fishing quotas for the Baltic
Europêche has criticised a lack of ambition on the part of EU fisheries ministers in setting next year’s Baltic Sea quotas, stating that quotas for western cod could have been higher, while still respecting scientific advice and management plans.
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NewsScottish fine foods hit US and Switzerland
An award-winning brand of food and drink products inspired by British royalty is now available for consumers to lay their hands on in the USA and Switzerland.
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NewsFAO targets Mediterranean sustainability
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations’ (FAO) Blue Hope Initiative has been officially launched for key communities in Algeria, Tunisia and Turkey to improve efficiency and sustainability.
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NewsPlea for sustainable Baltic fisheries
EU fisheries ministers will be urged to set fishing opportunities at sustainable levels at the AGRIFISH Council in Luxembourg on 15 and 16 October.
