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  • Operation Stack. Credit: Barry Davis/CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
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    MSP calls for priority to be given to fresh produce hauliers

    2015-01-28T10:38:00Z

    Following transport delays in the UK after a Eurotunnel fire last week, North East MSP Christian Allard has called for a rethink over Operation Stack – the system used to park haulage vehicles bound for Europe in the event of cross-channel services being disrupted.

  • Sea bass stocks are in serious decline
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    EU sea bass measures

    2015-01-27T17:14:00Z

    The European Commission has announced new measures to avert the collapse of declining sea bass stocks and implemented an emergency ban on fishing stocks during the spawning season which runs up until the end of April.

  • Salmonid site in Fortune Bay. Credit: Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture
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    Newfoundland and Labrador aquaculture brings in the money

    2015-01-27T16:44:00Z

    A new report on the economic benefits generated by Canada’s Newfoundland and Labrador aquaculture industry reveals its positive effect on provincial GDP, employment and labour income.

  • Layout of the automatic tub transport system
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    Contracts signed to equip new vessels

    2015-01-27T14:07:00Z

    HB Grandi has signed contracts worth ISK1,190m (approx. $8.8m) with Skaginn and 3X Technology for a revolutionary new fish handling and fishroom system for its three new wetfish trawlers.

  • Webber Naturals’ Antarctic krill oil has been FoS certified
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    Krill oil FoS certified

    2015-01-27T11:42:00Z

    Canadian company Webber Naturals’ krill oils made from Antarctic krill have been certified as sustainable by Friend of the Sea.

  • Salmon ShowHow 2014
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    Guest speaker announced for Salmon ShowHow

    2015-01-27T11:03:00Z

    Visitors to Marel’s Salmon ShowHow on 11 February will have the chance to attend focus sessions and workshops by salmon processing and industry experts.

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    Discard ban consultation launched

    2015-01-27T10:23:00Z

    A consultation on how to implement the demersal discard ban in England has been launched by Fisheries Minister George Eustice.

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    Aquaculture contracts signed in Oman

    2015-01-27T10:00:00Z

    Oman’s government has signed two land utilisation contracts for fish farming with two private sector companies, along with issuing a final license for a third company.

  • The newly designed ‘Exocet’ door includes a number of innovative modifications that results in almost 60% of the weight of the doors focused at the base
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    New trawl door design unveiled

    2015-01-26T17:28:00Z

    France-based Morgère has unveiled a new design of trawl door which is said to be “incredibly stable” and deliver “optimum efficiency”.

  • The RobustFish project is focusing on making organic trout fry more robust in order to prevent disease
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    Danish focus on organic trout fry

    2015-01-26T12:22:00Z

    Organic trout fry is now available from Danish hatcheries one year ahead of the deadline for implementation of the EU regulation 1364/2013, requiring the life cycle of all animals in organic aquaculture to be 100% organic.

  • The research revealed free-ranging barrel-jellyfish have the ability to detect the direction of ocean currents and to swim strongly against them
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    New findings on jellyfish revealed

    2015-01-23T12:01:00Z

    New research by two academics at the UK’s University of Swansea revealed jellyfish are not as lifeless as they seem and can actually “actively swim” against strong ocean currents.

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    New technology to end illegal fishing

    2015-01-22T18:05:00Z

    Technology innovation company, the Satellite Applications Catapult and The Pew Charitable Trusts, have launched a new real-time technology to help authorities monitor, detect and respond to illegal fishing activity.

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    Canada works to reduce industry injuries and deaths

    2015-01-22T12:24:00Z

    The Government of Canada is investing CAD$262,000 in a British Columbia fishing industry-driven programme that aims to improve safety onboard commercial fishing vessels and reduce injuries and deaths.

  • Angel Oysters are FoS certified
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    Australian oysters FoS certified

    2015-01-22T12:20:00Z

    Pacific oysters from Australian company Angel Oysters have been approved as Friend of the Sea.

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    EU fleet profitable and fuel efficient

    2015-01-22T11:53:00Z

    The EU fishing fleet is increasingly profitable and fuel efficient, according to a new report.

  • Hand dialling on a satellite phone
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    The increasing importance of satellite phones

    2015-01-22T08:00:00Z

    Gavan Murphy, director of marketing EMEA at Globalstar writes on the importance of satellite phones to commercial fishermen.

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    New arrangement to strengthen Western Oz fisheries

    2015-01-21T16:55:00Z

    Changes to the Offshore Constitutional Settlement arrangements between the Commonwealth and Western Australia are set to strengthen offshore fisheries in the region.

  • Left to right: Aurora Vicente (AIPCE-CEP Secretary General), Commissioner Vella, Guus Pastoor (AIPCE President), Andrew. Kuyk (AIPCE Vice-President), Pierre Commere (AIPCE Vice-President), Peter Bamberger (CEP President).
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    FinFish Study launched

    2015-01-21T12:52:00Z

    This week AIPCE-CEP presented Commissioner for Environment, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Karmenu Vella, with a copy of the latest Finfish Study.

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    Protecting sea bass

    2015-01-21T12:48:00Z

    The UK government has welcomed the news that the European Commission has announced emergency measures to protect sea bass stocks during the spawning season.

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    Mørenot establishes independent aqua company

    2015-01-21T12:07:00Z

    The aquaculture consultancy department of fishing gear supplier Mørenot has been established as an independent company called Aqua Knowledge AS.