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NewsSwimwear from recycled fishing gear
Turning lost fishing gear into something usable is part of an initiative by a clothing manufacturer, a diving organisation and an NGOs to retrieve and recycle nets into a clothing range.
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Vörpur frá Rússlandi njóta hylli hjá norrænum veiðiflota
Fyrirtækið hefur verið í hópi helstu birgja rússneska flotans síðan það hóf framleiðslu veiðarfæra og hefur flutt út togvörpur um heim allan til veiða á uppsjávarfiski, allt frá Suður-Kyrrahafi til Norður-Atlantshafs. Fyrirtækið náði hins vegar fyrir alvöru fótfestu á norrænum markaði með togvörpu sem eitt uppsjávarveiðiskipa Samherja keypti.Veiðarfæri frá ...
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The Salted Cod Volcano - The first 3D Food Printed Icelandic Salted Cod
The company has been a major supplier to the Russian fleet since it began producing fishing gear, and has exported trawl gear around the world for a variety of pelagic fisheries from the southern Pacific to the north Atlantic, but its Nordic breakthrough came with a trawl supplied to ...
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Saltaða þorskeldfjallið – Fyrsta prentaði þrívíddarrétturinn, saltaður íslenskur þorskur
Prentarinn notar íslenskan þorskmarning, saltaðan þorsk og þorskprótein og var um daginn látinn búa til Saltaða þorskeldfjallið í höfuðstöðvum Natural Machines í Barselóna á Spáni.Saltaða þorskeldfjallið er bara einn af nýskapandi matarréttum sem skapaður hefur verið með fersku hráefni frá Íslandi. Til stendur að móta fleiri rétti úr íslensku ...
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Sniðgangið biðröðina á Íslensku sjávarútvegssýningunni
Gestir geta skráð sig til þátttöku fyrir fram og þannig bæði sniðgengið biðraðir og krækt sér í rúmlega 20% afslátt. Skráið ykkur á vefsetrinu og farið fremst í biðraðirnar þegar Íslenska sjávarútvegssýningin verður opnuð.Sýningin nálgast hröðum skrefum og ekki eru nema örfáir sýningarbásar eftir til útleigu. Marianne Rasmussen Coulling ...
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Beat the queue at IceFish
By registering in advance, visitors can beat the queues and save over 20%. Go to the website to register and be at the front of the queue as the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition opens.With only a few weeks to go, the exhibition is now down to the last few remaining ...
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NewsIreland looks to boost women in the seafood sector
A networking event has been held in Ireland with the aim of encouraging more women into the seafood sector.
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NewsIPNLF makes key appointments in Indonesia
The International Pole & Line Foundation (IPNLF) has appointed Jeremy Crawford as Southeast Asia director.
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NewsSweden’s new lobster rules
The Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management (SwAM) has set new regulations governing fishing for lobsters as part of what it refers to as “a first step in the process of rebuilding the stock.”
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NewsCuxhaven heads for Barents Sea
The first new trawler for German company Deutsche Fischfang Union (DFFU) for 21 years has been delivered by Kleven’s Myklebust Verft yard in Norway. The 80m LOA, 16m beam Cuxhaven NC-100 was delivered in mid-August, provisioned in Ålesund and sailed for its first trip in the Barents Sea.
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NewsSafety award for SNG
Swan Net Gundry (SNG) are delighted to have been honoured with the Marine Industry Supplier of the Year award at the recent Seafest gathering in Galway sponsored by BIM.
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NewsThe 200-mile limit’s origins
I’m looking back 70 years to the origins of the 200-mile EEZ. The true parents of this were Chile and Peru. In 1947, back when I sailed as wireless operator, the President of Chile and the Government of Peru proclaimed national sovereignty over submarine areas, regardless of their size or ...
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NewsTherese Log Bergjord appointed Skretting MD
Therese Log Bergjord has been appointed managing director of Skretting Global Salmon & Fish Feed Southern Europe.
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NewsKiliç Deniz starts production in Dom Rep
A Turkish bream and bass producer has started production at its Dominican Republic aquafarm with the first fish produced due to enter the North and South America markets in 2018.
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NewsSpeakers confirmed for IFFO Annual Conference
Speakers for the IFFO Annual Conference will include Ray Hilborn, professor in the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences at University of Washington.
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NewsSustainability certification kudos for NZ tuna fishery
A New Zealand skipjack tuna purse seine fishery has received the kudos of being certified as sustainable by the Marine Stewardship Council.
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NewsSustainable fishmeal replacement trial successful
Shrimp fed Calysta’s FeedKind protein allegedly have equivalent or higher survival and growth than those on a standard diet.
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NewsFilm pushes the merits of fisheries training
Fishing into the Future has launched a new promotional film “Business of Fishing” which aims to push the merits of its fisheries training course.
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NewsResearch vessel goes green with restoration
A 30-year-old Finnish marine research vessel will undergo a renovation to make it more environmentally friendly.
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NewsDelousing salmon the environmentally-friendly way
Salmon farmers could benefit from a new sea lice treatment to delouse fish without harming the environment.
