Latest News – Page 355
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NewsBRC A Grade for JCS Fish
UK salmon specialist, JCS Fish, has achieved certification to the British Retail Consortium (BRC) A Grade – an international ''gold standard'' for safety and quality standards.
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New ISSF participating companies
PT Aneka Tuna Indonesia (ATI), British tuna firm Lovering Foods, and French company Thunnus Overseas Group (TOG) have all participated in the conservation efforts of the International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF).
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The value of DNA sequencing in fisheries
The way global fish stocks are protected and identified is currently being revolutionised by DNA detection tools.
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Simplified programme for fisheries data collection
The European Commission is making it easier for fishermen and Member States to comply with EU rules, by adopting new, simpler rules for data collection in the fisheries sector for the period 2017-2020.
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Skates and ray trading ban lifted
The UK Government is to lift the ban on overseas trading of skates and rays quotas in order to help the Scottish industry manage their fishing activity.
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NewsFitco to present copper alloy net at Nor-Fishing
Greek company Fitco produces and markets copper alloy nets to the aquaculture industry and is looking to meet Norwegian and international operators in the maritime sector at Nor-Fishing 2016.
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Ziegra introduces new onboard ice machine
Ziegra has also recently launched its new single phase ice machine for use on board smaller fishing vessels, due to the demand from skippers and owners of smaller boats for an onboard machine that runs on single phase power.
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NewsRecom ice machine for research vessel
Recom Ice Systems has been chosen as the supplier for a vessel flake ice machine for the ''Tridens'', a multi-role fisheries research vessel of the Dutch Rijksrederij.
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EC lifts Guinea's red card
The Republic of Guinea has made significant improvements to its national fisheries governance to fight illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, resulting in the European Commission lifting the country''s red card and associated trade measures.
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NewsCompetence in whitefish since 1919
BAADER has been manufacturing solutions for whitefish processing since 1919.
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Increase in UK fishing income
Seafish has published its annual Economics of the Fishing Fleet Report which shows total fishing income increase by 16% in 2014, with £868m worth landed by the UK fishing fleet.
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NewsRolls-Royce: Focus on fishing
Europe’s fishing industry is growing ever more sophisticated as the fleet modernises to meet demand for more sustainable operations.
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NewsSEAONICS at Nor-Fishing
SEAONICS was established in 2011 by VARD and ICD Industries and is located in the centre of the maritime cluster on the west coast of Norway.
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NewsKlart Vann introduces new products
Klart Vann AS is introducing two new products at this year’s Nor-Fishing exhibition – the AFM® (Unique Bio-Resistant Activated Filter Media) and the Dryden Aqua diffuser.
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NewsWhat Brexit means for UK fishermen
Following a meeting of the National Federation of Fishermen''s Organisations Executive Committee on 12 July, the organisation has issued a statement on what Brexit means for the UK fishing industry.
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NewsSupporting small-scale fish farmers
A new project funded by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research will focus on providing better access for small-scale fish farmers to high value retail markets and levelling the playing field for entering international markets.
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NewsSolomon Islands tuna achieves MSC certification
Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification has been awarded to the Solomon Islands skipjack and yellowfin tuna purse seine and pole and line fishery.
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NewsConsumers rate seafood sustainability over price
Sustainability is a key driver when it comes to buying seafood, new research has found.
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NewsNew Marlborough salmon farms come on stream
Two new salmon farms have been officially opened in Marlborough, New Zealand, marking the first new space allocated for salmon aquaculture in Marlborough in nine years.
