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NewsNewbuild trawler symbolic of UK optimism
A new Whitby trawler is said to be symbolic of unprecedented optimism and demand in the UK fishing industry.
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NewsMarine parks effectively prevent trawling
Marine parks to protect fish and their environment from trawler activity should be welcomed by all Australians.
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NewsThai Union outlines its traceability programme
Thai Union Group PCL has been taking part in an innovative digital traceability pilot programme with other stakeholders.
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NewsMarel close to hands-free processing for whitefish fillet production line
World leading fish processing equipment manufacturer Marel demonstrated a virtually hands-free fish fillet production line at its Whitefish ShowHow exhibition and conference held at the end of September in Copenhagen. It is based on the Icelandic company’s FleXicut pinboning and portioning line shown at the Seafood Processing Global expo in ...
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NewsComing back for more
The HMPE warps supplied by Dutch company Flying Dutchman have performed well and some customers are already coming back for repeat orders, according to Erik Meijer.
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NewsDoor control from the wheelhouse
The idea of a pair of trawl doors that can be adjusted at the turn of a dial has been extensively experimented with.
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NewsNew Zealand: Fossilized views and changing reality
Not so long ago, New Zealand’s fisheries management system has been considered by some, mainly by quota buffs, as one of the best in the world. This, not on the basis of actual, proven results, but because New Zealand has been one of the early enthusiasts of the Quota Management ...
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NewsNorway’s filleter flagship
Norwegian fishing company Halstensen Granit has taken delivery of its new factory trawler, the 81.20 by 16.60 metre Granit, built at the Tersan Shipyard in Turkey and is a ST-117L design by Norwegian naval architect Skipsteknisk.
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NewsFlying the flag for collaboration in tackling illegal fishing
Two organisations have been flying the flag for collaboration between the fishing industry and academia to help tackle Illegal, Unregulated and Unreported (IUU) fishing.
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NewsSeafood processors urged to take Brexit survey
A seafood processor survey seeks to establish labour availability in the UK and the potential impact of Brexit.
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NewsBacalao 740 hits the spot
Ålesund trawler Atlantic Viking has seen some notable successes with its Bacalao trawls from Vóninand.
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NewsAller Aqua opens Qingdao factory
“Inaugurating two factories in two months is exceptional,” said Hans Erik Bylling, Group President for Aller Aqua Group. “We have had a few busy years leading up to the inaugurations and now we are finally ready. I am proud of what we have achieved.”
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NewsMilestone GFCM strategy for Med and Black Sea fisheries
The General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) has adopted a historic number of decisions setting an ambitious action plan for supporting sustainable fisheries and aquaculture in the Med and Black Sea.
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NewsEC proposes 2018 TACs
The European Commission (EC) has suggested quotas for 78 stocks as part of its sustainable fishing proposal.
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NewsRussia’s new fish taxes
The forthcoming hike in taxes the fishing industry in Russia is expected to become subjected to is going to be the largest in the modern country’s history, according to the recent reports.
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NewsGreenland halibut certified as sustainable
Greenland’s halibut has been Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certified as a sustainable and well-managed fishery.
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NewsSpindrift delivered to Whalsay
Icelandic GRP boat builder Trefjar has delivered a new Cleapatra Fishermen to a customer in Whalsay in Shetland.
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NewsSafety first for fisheries legislation
The government has not properly considered vessel safety when contemplating new fisheries legislation, an NFFO representative has said.
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NewsBacklash against middle men in South Africa
Fishing communities should elect their own spokespeople to ensure fair representation, a South African politician has said.
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NewsOysters and scallops first for BAP certification
Oysters and scallops are the latest species to be represented in the Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) third-party aquaculture certification programme.
