Latest News – Page 240
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NewsNew sales manager joins Skaginn 3X in Norway
Kai Einar Jensen Bystrøm will head the sales Skaginn 3X sales team in Norway as of 1st April.
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NewsASC shrimp gains GSSI recognition
The ASC’s Shrimp Standard has been recognised by the Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative (GSSI) benchmark based on FAO guidelines for the ecolabelling of seafood, which aims to give clarity on seafood certification schemes.
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NewsEcuadorian government adopts tuna action plan
Ecuador’s Ministry of Production, Foreign Trade, Investments and Fisheries has issued a new ministerial agreement adopting the National Tuna Action Plan (PAN ATUN).
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NewsPronomar unveils new drying system
Pronomar will be exhibiting its innovative drying systems at the first edition of the Skipper Expo in Limerick in the Republic of Ireland.
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NewsHéðinn joins hands with Kongsberg Maritime
Icelandic company Héðinn has signed a contract with Kongsberg Maritime to continue as a service provider in a handover from the original arrangement under which it represented Rolls-Royce Commercial Marine (RRCM), acquired by Kongsberg acquired in 2019. The name Kongsberg Maritime replaces Rolls-Royce Marine.
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NewsNergård Havfiske orders second newbuild
An order worth NOK500 million for a new freezer trawler has been placed with Vard by Nergård Havfiske
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NewsSeminar highlights oyster farming challenges
Sustainability, competitiveness and innovation were among the topics of a two-day seminar for members of Ireland’s oyster farming sector.
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NewsGrowing importance of Iceland’s fresh exports
The value of Iceland’s fresh seafood exports has grown steadily, from 11% of seafood export values in 2000 to 27% in 2019.
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NewsLatest FishSAFE and KIS-ORCA datasets
The Kingfisher team at Seafish has released the latest updates of FishSAFE and KIS-ORCA datasets - a valuable navigation resource for fishermen.
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NewsProduction capacity boosted at Arnarlax
Plans by Icelandic aquaculture producer Arnarlax to increase production have been successful as a number of vessels have been made available for slaughtering and collection of morts at the Westfjords facilities.
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NewsNZ's first fully electric chiller van
A new, fully electric van is about to hit the streets of Auckland in New Zealand, transporting fresh fish with the lowest possible carbon footprint.
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NewsNext generation of Argos takes off
Kinéis, the spin-off company created by CLS and the French Space Agency to manage the next generation of the Argos system, has just raised €100 million.
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NewsMaldives fishermen and IPNLF sign MoU
A new memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed between the International Pole & Line Foundation (IPNLF) and NGO Dhivehi Masverin (Maldives Fishermen).
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NewsAndfjord and Fjell in biomass recycling deal
Andfjord Salmon has entered into an agreement with Fjell Technology Group on the supply of recycling technology whereby all biomass will be recycled.
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NewsAdapting to the needs of a changing industry
As Iceland’s fishing industry has been through some far reaching changes, the IceFish exhibition has evolved to meet the changing focus of the industry.
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NewsAller Aqua to use only European soya
Aller Aqua is phasing out the use of South American soya to focus on purchasing from European markets where its factories are based.
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NewsIcefish continues to grow – 60% booked
From a local event first held in Reykjavík in 1984, the IceFish exhibition has developed into something very different reflecting the changing requirements of the Icelandic fleet and market.
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NewsUdarnik on sea trials
The last of the trio of multi-purpose fishing vessels built at the Yantar Shipyard in Kaliningrad for RK Lenina in the Russian Far East is now undergoing trials.
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Naust Marine: Hitt í mark
„Við höfum tekið þátt í hverri einustu sýningu síðan fyrirtækið var stofnað, og ætlum að halda því áfram,” segir Helgi Kristjánsson, sölustjóri hjá Naust Marine.„Við lítum svo á að Sjávarútvegssýningin sé mikilvægasti viðburður greinarinnar vegna þess hve alþjóðleg hún er, og megnið af verkefnum okkar er erlendis. Fyrir okkur ...
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Naust Marine: fly-shooting breakthrough
"We have been at every one since the company was established, and that's something we intend to continue," said Naust Marine's sales manager Helgi Kristjánsson."We see IceFish as among the most important industry events because of its international nature, and most of our activity is overseas. So it's vital ...
