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NewsDid Ensenada Just Make Itself the Fish Farming Capital of the World?
This year Mexico secures its name in fish farming by hosting the Offshore Mariculture Conference, a globally recognised event that premieres the latest in technology and sustainable practices.
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NewsAlgae feed for the aquaculture industry
Successful trials of a native, whole algae specialty feed ingredient which is high in omega-3s, are helping to make the product more commercially available to salmon farmers and the wider aquaculture industry.
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NewsTraining project for Asia fish farmers
The Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) has completed a major aquaculture training programme in Asia providing thousands of shrimp and tilapia farmers with modern training designed to improve their businesses.
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NewsScottish group aims for eight MSC certified fisheries
Rockall haddock, West of Scotland haddock, hake, plaice and whiting have been entered into MSC assessment by the Scottish Fisheries Sustainable Accreditation Group (SFSAG).
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NewsOffshore Mariculture Mexico 2017 Live Blog
The 7th Offshore Mariculture conference, held in conjunction with Inapesca, Conapesca and Sepesca, takes place on 6-10 March 2017 in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico.
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NewsBoost for Scottish aquaculture
The first meeting of the Aquaculture Industry Leadership Group (AILG) was attended by rural economy secretary, Fergus Ewing.
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NewsVard pelagic trawler order
Research Fishing Company of Shetland has placed another order for a Skipsteknisk-designed Pelagic Trawler with the Vard Group.
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Fleet back fishing
Much of the fleet was on the starting blocks, ready to sail as soon as the results of the unions' membership ballot was announced, and much of the pelagic fleet left the quays that evening.Two of Síldarvinnslan's pelagic vessels, Börkur and Beitir, were on their way back to discharge ...
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Quality pays off
The yard has acquired a strong reputation for the quality of its newbuilds and ship repair is also an important part of the yard's work.“We see Iceland as an interesting market with opportunities there for us. Nodosa is a traditional builder of fishing vessels and this is a sector ...
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First choice for transport
The company is a regular exhibitor at IceFish, where its staff get the opportunity to meet customers from all over Iceland.Covering the whole industrial spectrum from agriculture to shipping and the seafood industry, Íslyft's range extends from straightforward pallet jacks and spare parts to a heavy-duty lifting equipment capable ...
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Á veiðar á ný eftir verkfall
Stór hluti íslenska fiskiskipaflotans var í startholunum og tilbúinn að láta úr höfn þegar niðurstöður atkvæðagreiðslu sjómanna um nýjan kjarasamning voru tilkynntar 19. febrúar síðastiðinn. Mörg uppsjávarskipin héldu til veiða þegar saman kvöld.Tvö af skipum Síldarvinnslunnar, Börkur og Beitir, voru á leið til hafnar með samtals 5.200 tonna afla ...
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Gæði borga sig
Skipasmíðastöðin er þekkt fyrir að leggja áherslu á gæði í nýsmíðum auk þess sem skipaviðgerðir eru mikilvægur þáttur starfseminnar. „Við lítum á Ísland sem áhugaverðan markað fyrir okkur. Nodosa er hefðbundinn framleiðandi fiskiskipa, á því sviði höfum við komið okkur vel fyrir og þar ætlum við að starfa áfram,“ ...
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Íslyft á sjávarútvegssýningunni
Íslyft er fastur þátttakandi á Íslensku sjávarútvegssýningunni þar sem tækifæri gefst til að hitta viðskiptavini hvaðanæva af landinu. Íslyft þjónar öllum atvinnuvegum, allt frá landbúnaði og sjávarútvegi til flutningastarfsemi. Vöruúrvalið spannar allt sviðið, frá venjulegum brettalyfturum til tækja sem fara létt með að lyfta mörgum tonnum. Einnig er mikið ...
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NewsOffshore Mariculture Mexico 2017 Live Blog
The 7th Offshore Mariculture conference, held in conjunction with Inapesca, Conapesca and Sepesca, takes place on 6-10 March 2017 in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico.
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NewsLIVE BLOG: OMC 2017
World Fishing & Aquaculture magazine reports live from OMC 2017, providing up-to-the-minute multimedia coverage of all the presentations and debates from Ensenada, Baja California on 6-10 March.
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Code of conduct fosters new era of cooperation
A Code of Conduct signed by SADSTIA and the South African Hake Longline Association (SAHLLA) aims to dramatically reduce conflicts between trawlers and longline fishing vessels that target hake on the same fishing grounds.
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NewsRecord 2400 tonne shot of capelin
Pelagic vessel Heimaey discharged 2000 tonnes of capelin at Thórshöfn and is now on its way to fishing grounds off Reykjanes.
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NewsIndustry welcomes call for more socially sustainable fisheries policies
The industry has welcomed support from the French government in regards to challenges which are faceting the maritime sectors.
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NewsInvesting in Scottish fisheries
Sea fisheries, aquaculture and processing businesses are to receive more than £8 million of EU and Scottish Government funding to boost growth, protect jobs and develop sustainability.
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NewsFishing News Awards shortlist revealed
The shortlist with nominations for the annual Fishing News Awards for businesses and individuals across the UK has been released.
