Latest News – Page 348
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NewsSunderland Marine consolidates in North America
Sunderland Marine Insurance Company have confirmed the sale of its Seattle branch completes the consolidation of its operations in North America.
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NewsAddressing plastification of the oceans
An EU funded project has demonstrated that maritime waste including used fishing nets can be transformed into high quality plastic raw materials at a competitive price.
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NewsCommissioner in dialogue with European social partners
EU social partners have met with Karmenu Vella, Commissioner for Environment, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, to discuss the pressing issues facing the fishing sector, including health and working conditions at sea.
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NewsGroundfish processing set to start in December
HB Grandi’s groundfish processing plant at Vopnafjörður in eastern Iceland is expected to be ready for operation in December, although the possibility of a seamen’s strike starting next week could delay production.
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China's 111th MSC-certified product
The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has launched the 111th MSC labelled product in China, Iceland Golden Red Fish.
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NewsGSSI recognises Icelandic Responsible Fisheries
The Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative (GSSI) has recognised the Iceland Responsible Fisheries Management (IRFM) Certification Programme as meeting all the Essential Components of the GSSI Benchmark Tool.
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Mangrove crab and seaweed farming training
The second session of the Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Centre and Aquaculture Department (SEAFDEC/AQD) training course on Mangrove crab hatcheries and nurseries saw participants broaden their knowledge in the field.
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NewsSeabird strategy takes off
The Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA) is currently developing a Protected Species Strategy for Seabirds.
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NewsOrkney fish farm operational
A new Scottish Sea Farm site in Westerbister, Orkney is now operational following a major £3.5m investment.
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NewsAFMA retrieves ghost net
A joint operation by the Australian Border Force (ABF) and the Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA) has seen the retrieval of a significant abandoned fishing net from Australia’s northern waters.
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NewsNew measures for Cardigan Bay scallop fishery
The cabinet secretary for the Environment and Rural Affairs has announced new management measures for the Scallop fishery in Cardigan Bay following an extensive consultation.
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NewsSFF elects new President
Ian Gatt has added to his role as chief executive of the Scottish Pelagic Fishermen’s Association (SPFA) and takes over as the new president of the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation (SFF).
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NewsSafety guide for fishing vessels
Leading insurer to the fishing industry, Sunderland Marine, has published a free to download new safety guide in order to promote safe working practices onboard fishing vessels.
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NewsContinued IRF certification for golden redfish
The Global Trust has granted the Golden redfish fisheries continued IRF certification, following its first certification back in 2014.
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NewsSmooth processing for seaweed harvester
For one Canadian plant that processes hard-to-handle seaweed into agricultural fertiliser products, a successful trial of a NETZSCH progressing cavity pump led to a new installation.
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NewsNovel approach to sea lice control
Following a successful application to the European Maritime Fisheries Fund (EMFF), the drive to reduce sea lice and increase harvests of Scottish salmon has received a £1.76m boost.
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NewsGael Force to supply Scottish Salmon Company
Gael Force Group have signed a contract with The Scottish Salmon Company, as the preferred supplier of consumables to both farms and processing sites.
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NewsCommission proposes 2017 quotas
The European Commission has presented its proposal for 2017 fishing quotas in preparation for the December Fisheries Council, where Member States will negotiate Total Allowable Catches (TAC) in the Atlantic and North Sea.
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NewsDoubling Scotland's aquaculture sector
An ambitious new growth strategy for Scotland’s aquaculture sector has been created, thanks to a group of leading businesses and organisations from the industry working together for the first time.
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NewsA decade of DynIce Warps
‘People thought we were mad hanging expensive fishing gear on the ends of pieces of rope.’
