Latest News – Page 441
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NewsBig changes planned for Crimean fishing industry
Russia plans to significantly increase fish production over the coming years, thanks to the recent joining of Crimea, reports Eugene Gerden.
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Better rules equal better opportunities
Better rules could mean better opportunities for British Colombia’s salmon farmers, a Canadian senate committee has been told by representatives from the sector.
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NewsTraceability technology getting higher prices for local US fishermen
Software schemes have been developed in the north east of the USA which are claimed to obtain better prices for locally caught fish.
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NewsElectronic monitoring of tuna longliners
The Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) has initiated an electronic monitoring project which aims to improve data collection on the catch of albacore, yellowfin and bigeye tuna in the Western and Central Pacific.
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NewsLots on display at the BAADER stand
Celebrating 95 years this year, the Baader-Group will be showing many new products at Seafood Processing Global 2014.
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Aqualine expanding
This year, supplier of heavy duty plastic cages, Aqualine, will move to a completely new modern aquaculture base at Frøya (an island 140km outside Trondheim city, Norway).
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News‘Gadus Neptun’ delivered
Norwegian company Havfisk named the third trawler in the ‘Gadus-series’, the newly delivered ‘Gadus Neptun’, at the beginning of March.
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NewsBan on ‘scientific’ whaling
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled that Japan must stop its whaling programme in the Southern Ocean.
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Tributes paid to Jean Morgère
World Fishing & Aquaculture is saddened to report the passing away of Jean Morgère, the man who ensured that Morgère trawl doors became renowned around the world for their superior performance.
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NewsFish Farm visit confirmed for Offshore Mariculture Conference
The 5th Offshore Mariculture Conference will benefit fish farmers who are either growing their offshore fish farming business or are looking to move their businesses offshore.
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NewsFederal funding for NOAA research projects
America''s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) research projects that directly benefit the US fishing industry look set to receive US$5.6m in federal funding.
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NewsWiseFish available on tablets
At Seafood Processing Global 2014, Wise will present a version of its WiseFish software that uses the latest technology from Microsoft.
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NewsPackaging machines from Tramper
The packaging of fresh products is a delicate process and Tramper says that its denesters, filling stations, traysealers and complete packaging lines ensure that the process from fresh to packed runs reliably, quickly and cost-effectively.
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NewsHigher standards of sustainability
Certification of origin is one of the key factors within the seafood industry and it is important for safety and quality assurance to be able to trace a specific product to its origin.
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NewsNOCK Freeze Drum Skinners
NOCK Freeze Drum Skinners TFE are fish skinning machines with freeze drum technology.
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NewsVersatility in packing
Ishida Europe will showcase a range of seafood packing solutions at Seafood Processing Global, which help manufacturers achieve maximum efficiencies, excellent quality and high throughput.
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NewsNew Club can lid from Glud & Marstrand
Glud & Marstrand has launched a new and improved design of its ¼ Club Easy Open lid, which it says is a safer product.
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New seafood solutions from DB Schenker
At Seafood Processing Global 2014, DB Schenker will present special solutions for the global seafood industry.
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NewsNew strategy to minimise maritime criminal activity
Netherlands-based Westmark BV is testing a combination of legal techniques aimed to protect fishing vessels in the Gulf of Guinea, where maritime criminal activity has increased in recent years.
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NewsMarelec premieres new products
Belgian company Marelec Food Technologies will show its new PORTIO 1F for the first time at Seafood Processing Global 2014.
