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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.
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NewsTechnical visits at Offshore Mariculture Mexico
The technical visits for this year’s Offshore Mariculture (OSM) Conference in Mexico will take in the best of the country''s offshore farms and processing sites.
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NewsRoadmap outlines Scottish aquaculture growth
The first meeting of the Industry Leadership Group (ILG) has seen the release of a new report on the innovation needs of the Scottish aquaculture sector.
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NewsCapelin roe season starts in Iceland
Pelagic vessel Venus docked yesterday afternoon at Akranes with 2000 tonnes of capelin on board. According to foreman Gunnar Hermannsson at HB Grandi’s processing plant, the roe content is over the required level for extraction and freezing, and the maturity of the roe is good enough to start production.
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NewsFish Vet Group gets Sernapesca accreditation
Chile''s Fish Vet Group (FVG) is joining the list of official fish health laboratories recognised by the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Service (Sernapesca), helping it to set a new benchmark for sustainable aquaculture in Chile.
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Chinese crawfish added to BAP programme
The first crawfish processing plant has been added to the Global Aquaculture Alliance’s BAP programme.
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NewsNew order for Fusion Marine salmon pens
Loch Duart Ltd has placed a major order for Triton salmon pens for its exposed sea site in North Uist.
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NewsLiberian government called on to protect coastal waters
The Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) has called on the Government of Liberia to ring-fence its six nautical mile exclusion zone (IEZ).
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NewsMerger leads to affordable source of DHA
Heliae and Syndel has signed an exclusive distribution agreement to supply the aquaculture market with a Nymeg, new DHA precision formulation ingredient for feed formulators.
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NewsEU Commission lifts yellow cards for Curaçao and Solomon Islands
The European Commission has lifted its yellow cards for Curaçao and Solomon Islands, recognising the significant progress both countries have made in opposing IUU fishing.
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NewsHigh-speed fisheries supervision vessel
Maritime Partner has entered into a contract with Norwegian Rig Shuttle, for the delivery of a large high-speed supervision vessel to be operated by the Norwegian Directorate of Fisheries (NDF).
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NewsMore support for Maldivian tuna fisheries
Maldivian tuna supply chain companies Ensis Fisheries PVT Ltd and Maldives Quality Seafood PVT Ltd have become the latest members of the International Pole & Line Foundation (IPNLF), in order to further develop their supply chains.
