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  • OSM 2014 Dinner
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    Integrating offshore mariculture and renewable energy

    2014-04-10T18:13:00Z

    The first presentation of day two of the 2014 Offshore Mariculture Conference was delivered by Neil Sims, president of the Ocean Stewards Institute and CEO of Kampachi Farms, who presented his paper on water quality monitoring via telephone from Hawaii.

  • The decking is made using materials from fish farm waste sources
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    Marine Harvest installs ‘green’ decking

    2014-04-10T12:44:00Z

    In a bid to minimise its environmental impact, Marine Harvest has installed Fusion Marine decking made from environmentally-friendly recycled plastic at its Ardnish Feed Trials unit at Lochailort.

  • Conference day one
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    Fish farming is still the future

    2014-04-10T11:41:00Z

    The key theme emerging from the 2014 Offshore Mariculture Conference is that aquaculture is still the future.

  • Green Seafoods' facility produces value-added blue mussels
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    Newfoundland mussel plant earns BAP certification

    2014-04-09T12:38:00Z

    Green Seafoods Ltd’s mussel processing plant in Newfoundland, Canada, has earned Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) certification.

  • Baader and Norway Seafoods are looking to create a better and more efficient processing line for cod and other whitefish species
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    Baader and Norway Seafoods join forces

    2014-04-08T11:05:00Z

    Germany-based Baader Group and Norway Seafoods are joining forces to create a better and more efficient processing line for cod and other whitefish species.

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    DNA testing confirms FoS origin

    2014-04-08T10:09:00Z

    DNA analysis carried out in March 2014 has confirmed that Friend of the Sea labelled products are what they say they are.

  • The Group exports 2,000 tonnes of scallop meat per year. Photo: AcuaPesca
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    Peruvian scallop farm enters ASC assessment

    2014-04-08T10:00:00Z

    A Peruvian scallop producer has become the first company in the world to enter assessment against the Aquaculture Stewardship Council Bivalve Standard.

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    First sustainable Spanish partnership

    2014-04-07T11:21:00Z

    Seafood retail company, Congalsa, has become the first Spanish company to partner with the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) to ensure the ecological sustainability of its seafood supplies.

  • Sorting pelagic fish at a factory
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    Europe’s mackerel war wanes

    2014-04-06T16:08:00Z

    The new three-party agreement on mackerel share allocations puts the north-east Atlantic pelagic industry on a much more sustainable footing, writes Jason Holland.

  • Marine plans will inform and guide decisions on development in marine and coastal areas. Photo: Pauline Eccles
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    Marine milestone for England’s seas

    2014-04-04T12:20:00Z

    The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has published England’s first ever plans for the future of its seas to provide much-needed guidance for sustainable development.

  • Stylistic representation of the main animals and plants in an Indonesian seagrass meadow
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    Seagrass conservation in Indonesia protects fisheries

    2014-04-03T15:52:00Z

    Research by Swansea University and partners shows that protecting seagrass meadows throughout Indonesia is critical for national food security and important fisheries exports.

  • One of the proposed amendments to the Magnuson Act is to replace the term ‘overfished’ with ‘depleted’. Credit: Jsome1/CC-BY-2.0
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    New name, new game?

    2014-04-03T14:08:00Z

    Menakhem Ben-Yami looks at the recent shift in fisheries management science.

  • The quantity and quality of fish caught by Spanish fishermen has declined, says Oceana
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    Spanish fisheries in decline, says new study

    2014-04-03T14:01:00Z

    Despite an increase in fishing, Spanish fisheries are catching less than 60 years ago, according to a new study by Oceana Europe.

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    UK and China fish trade strengthened

    2014-04-03T10:20:00Z

    A memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed between the UK and China, in order to strengthen fishing trade links and help safeguard exports worth £70m each year.

  • Returning from a sardine fishing expedition. Credit: FAO
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    Speaking up for small-scale fisheries

    2014-04-02T16:25:00Z

    Menakhem Ben-Yami fights the case for small-scale fisheries throughout the world.

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    Dias Group enters bankruptcy

    2014-04-02T14:52:00Z

    Turkish aquaculture company, Dias Group, has applied for voluntary bankruptcy due to “threatened inability to cover its debts”.

  • The ‘belly cleaning device’ on the SEAC FPM-400 can fillet this ‘special’ product with very high yield
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    Processing smaller fish just got easier

    2014-04-02T13:48:00Z

    For the last 20 years the fish processing and canning industries have found that fish have become smaller and smaller, meaning that that yesterday’s processing machines can no longer cope with today’s demand, as the fish are often smaller than originally envisaged by the engineers.

  • FS Stormy
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    ‘FS Stormy’ delivered

    2014-04-02T12:12:00Z

    The latest live fish carrier from Havyard, ‘FS Stormy’ was officially named in Fosnavaag, Norway, on 29 March.

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    IFFO RS Standard opens up to non-members

    2014-04-02T11:05:00Z

    IFFO, the Marine Ingredients Organisation, has agreed to open up its Global Standard for Responsible Supply (IFFO RS) to non-IFFO members.

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    Shrimp fisheries combine to achieve MSC re-certification

    2014-04-02T10:54:00Z

    Two Canadian MSC certified fisheries, the Gulf of St. Lawrence (GOSL) northern shrimp and the Gulf of St. Lawrence northern shrimp trawl Esquiman Channel fisheries, have joined in a cooperative effort into one combined shrimp fishery that has earned MSC re-certification.