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Letter to the Editor
The Pew Charitable Trusts has written a Letter to the Editor in response to the article ‘Europeche rejects claims that EC plan will lead to overfishing’ published on 16 March.
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NewsNestlé Thai seafood
Nestlé says that 99% of the ingredients that it sources from its seafood supply chain in Thailand are now traceable back to the individual fishing vessel.
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NewsHybrid technology for fishing and aquaculture
In 2016 two significant developments are going to make many owners, operators and builders of fishing vessels consider hybrid marine power.
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Thai Union to acquire 40% of Avanti Frozen Foods
Thai Union Group Public Company Limited (TU) has entered into a joint venture agreement to acquire a 40% equity stake of Avanti Feeds Limited’s wholly owned shrimp processing unit, Avanti Frozen Foods Private Limited India.
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Carsoe to equip state-of-the-art shrimp trawler
Carsoe will equip M.V. Osprey Ltd’s new shrimp trawler, ‘Northern Osprey III’, with the most modern state-of-the-art equipment.
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Hygienic ice machine for fish
Ziegra Ice Machines has recently supplied a Lancashire, England, BRC6 A-Grade, EEC approved fish wholesaler with a new up to date ice machine to replace its existing scale ice machine.
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NewsLIVE BLOG: OMC 2016
World Fishing & Aquaculture magazine reports live from OMC 2016, providing up-to-the-minute multimedia coverage of all the presentations and debates from Barcelona, Spain on 6-7 April.
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NewsGAA unveils new brand identity
The Global Aquaculture Alliance has unveiled a refreshed brand identity as it approaches its 20th anniversary next year.
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Blue Harvest acquires assets from Harbour Blue Seafood
Blue Harvest Fisheries has announced the acquisition of seven scallop vessels and related shoreside assets from Harbour Blue Seafood.
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NewsNew Radar Control Units launched by Simrad
Simrad has launched the R2009 & R3016 dedicated Radar Control Units with integrated 9-inch portrait and 16-inch widescreen display options.
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NewsWestern Pacific Fishery Council recommendations
The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council has recommended a suite of management decisions and recommendations for the near and offshore fisheries of American Samoa, Hawaii and Guam.
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Thai Union welcomes new labour initiative
Thai Union PCL (TU) has welcomed a new initiative on ‘Combatting Unacceptable Forms of Work in the Thai Fishing and Seafood Industry’.
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100% camera coverage achieved in NZ fishery
New Zealand’s Snapper 1 trawl fleet of 15 vessels has achieved 100% camera coverage.
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NewsNorwegian companies seek offshore aquaculture licenses
Norway Royal Salmon ASA and Aker ASA have developed a new offshore aquaculture farming concept that facilitates sustainable growth in areas that the aquaculture technology has not yet been able to exploit.
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NewsBigOceanData launches next-generation vessel tracking system
Globavista has launched BigOceanData – a next-generation vessel tracking system for the professional market.
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NewsSkretting announces fishmeal-free breakthrough
Skretting has unveiled salmon feed formulations made completely fishmeal-free, which also deliver equal performance levels of fish growth and health.
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NewsEFCA to help detect migrant boats
The European Parliament''s Fisheries Committee has empowered the European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA) to use the data provided by its ship reporting systems to detect vessels carrying migrants.
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NewsStates gather for UN conference to protect oceans
States gathering at the United Nations (UN) in New York on 28 March will begin work towards an agreement to protect life in the ocean, closing some of the legal loopholes that remain.
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NewsFirst Canadian Atlantic cod stock certified
The Canada Newfoundland 3Ps cod fishery has achieved Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification, becoming the country’s first Atlantic cod fishery to do so.
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Seafish estimates most UK fishing fleets remained profitable in 2014
According to the latest fleet economic performance data, most of the UK’s fishing fleets remained profitable in 2014 and a similar performance is forecasted for 2015.
