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NewsSharing the goal of responsible aquaculture
The Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC), Global Aquaculture Alliance (GAA) and GLOBALG.A.P. came together at Seafood Expo Global to develop the next steps towards achieving efficiencies across the three programmes, following on from the MoU signed at last year’s event.
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NewsFishing industry to benefit from Lerwick Harbour development
A large new jetty at Lerwick Harbour in the Shetland Islands, Scotland, is due to begin in the third quarter this year, which will benefit the fishing industry.
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Marel’s new Fish MD
Sigurdur Olason has been appointed managing director of Marel’s Fish Industry Center.
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World’s first three-star pangasius
Vietnam’s NTSF Seafoods Group has become the world’s first company to offer three-star Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) pangasius.
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NewsNFFO commits £50,000 to training
The UK''s National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations’ (NFFO) Training Trust is committing £50,000 for fishermen’s training, safety equipment and general education about the fishing industry in 2014.
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Redesigned grader
Marelec premiered its redesigned compact grader M3/6 at Seafood Processing Global in Brussels in May.
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NewsTwo machines in one
Kaj Olesen launched its Combined Easy Matic Dark Meat Remover and Pinbone Remover at Seafood Processing Global in Brussels in May.
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NewsBaltic Sea under threat, says Oceana
As the number of marine protected areas (MPAs) in the Baltic Sea and Kattegat continue to increase, little work is being done to actually protect them, leaving the area open to threat, says Oceana.
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ISSF researchers work towards bycatch mitigation
A team of International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) researchers and fishers are to embark on a journey through the Pacific in search of better fishing practices as part of the ISSF Bycatch Project.
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NewsRefrigeration contract for new pelagic plant
Frost and Skaginn have signed a contract for a new pelagic plant in Fuglafjordur, Faroe Islands.
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Bringing broadband to small vessels
Inmarsat Maritime has launched its Fleet One to fishing boat and yacht owners – a service that was only previously available to much larger vessels.
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NewsCustomer impressed with Notus Trawlmaster
Notus Electronics Ltd delivers net monitoring solutions to fisheries worldwide, and for some years the Alaskan fishery has been a very important market for the company.
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NewsPresentation is key to packaging
There have been recent comments about the branding of fresh farmed salmon in order to make it stand out as a premium product and therefore attract customers.
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NewsCan politics win over reality?
As the reformed Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) becomes law, Adrian Tatum considers the key changes and looks at what else needs to be done.
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NewsA rising force?
Argentina’s fishing industry is on the up, with exports on the increase again. Adrian Tatum reports on a country that won’t leave anything to chance.
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NewsIs the World Bank among the prophets?
A new 80-page World Bank report entitled ''FISH TO 2030: Prospects for Fisheries and Aquaculture'' - available for free online on the World Bank and FAO websites - represents a global view of fish supply and demand generated by an improved International Model for Policy Analysis of Agricultural Commodities ...
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NewsEurope commits €5.7bn for CFP
Around €5.7bn in funding has been pledged to ensure the effective implementation of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) after the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF) was adopted by the European Council.
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News2014 Seafood Prix d’Elite winners announced
Kermarée and Vilsund Blue were awarded the top prizes at this year’s Seafood Prix d’Elite new products competition at Seafood Expo Global.
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NewsNew £2.5m fish farm site for Orkney
Wyre in Orkney, UK, is set for a new Scottish Sea Farms site that will significantly increase production of the quality farmed product.
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NewsFish farming is still the future
The key theme to emerge from the Offshore Mariculture Conference 2014 was that aquaculture is still the future.
