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    Ice factory for Eastern Africa

    2015-01-14T16:28:00Z

    Tucal is delivering a containerised ice factory to Eastern Africa, supplying the local people with ice.

  • The report shows that a 25% increase in spawning stock biomass could be expected by 2020. Credit: NOAA
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    Whitefish biomass to increase, if improvements continue

    2015-01-14T14:24:00Z

    The latest Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) report on the state of whitefish fisheries shows that if healthy fisheries maintain their status while poorly managed fisheries improve, a 25% increase in spawning stock biomass (an increase of 5 million tonnes) can be expected by 2020.

  • China is the world's leading producer, consumer and processor of fish, contributing one-third of the global supply Photo: istockphoto
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    Chinese impact on wild fisheries

    2015-01-14T14:06:00Z

    Scotland’s University of Stirling has contributed to a major international research project to investigate the dangerous pressure China’s aquaculture industry is putting on world fish supplies.

  • Malcom the Cat is the star of Young’s new TV advertising campaign
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    Introducing Malcolm the Cat

    2015-01-14T11:48:00Z

    Young’s Seafood launched its new TV advertising, multi-channel and promotional campaign this week, featuring a new character for the Young’s brand – a discerning cat called Malcolm, who loves his food.

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    Investment in Canadian research projects

    2015-01-14T11:29:00Z

    Minister of the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency, Leona Aglukkaq, has announced funding for three fisheries science and research projects in Nunavut, Canada.

  • Long-time supporter Ken Morrison (right) received GAA’s first Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his many innovations
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    GAA founding member passes away

    2015-01-14T10:57:00Z

    Kenneth Morrison, a founding member of the Global Aquaculture Alliance (GAA), passed away on 6 January.

  • The system used in Alaska - two nanoICE machines, a tank for storage and a dosing system to maintain salinity
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    Nano-ice for faster chilling

    2015-01-14T09:54:00Z

    Molecular Ice Technology™ (nano-ice) from Seattle-based company nanoICE is still in the early stages of rolling out commercially, but the company says that the technology has made a particular impression on its clients so far because of the small footprint and ease of use of the ice.

  • The breakthrough in value-added panga production should reverse the trend of declining exports
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    Survival of the fittest as Vietnam’s pangasius industry consolidates

    2015-01-14T08:30:00Z

    The ‘survival of the fittest’ is reaching its peak among Vietnamese pangasius companies, according to Bruce Sato, Product R&D Senior Advisor of Go Dang Seafood (Godaco).

  • Norwegian exports are up again, largely due to its salmon demand remaining robust Credit: Angelicadlr/License CC BY-SA 3.0
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    Norway seafood exports up again

    2015-01-13T15:25:00Z

    For the second year in a row Norway seafood exports have set new records, with NOK 68.8bn worth exported in 2014 - up 12% or NOK 7.3bn more than in 2013.

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    Scottish Marine Aquaculture Awards – call for nominations

    2015-01-13T15:21:00Z

    The Crown Estate is calling for nominations and entries for the Scottish Marine Aquaculture Awards.

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    Delicius FoS certification renewed

    2015-01-13T15:00:00Z

    Italian company Delicius Rizzoli S.p.A. has renewed the Friend of the Sea certification of its Engraulis encrasicholus anchovies, following a successful audit.

  • Robert Fields has joined the GAA board of directors
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    Sam’s Club director joins GAA board

    2015-01-13T14:44:00Z

    Robert Fields of Sam’s Club has joined the board of directors of the Global Aquaculture Alliance (GAA).

  • SPTC will supply MSC-standard tuna. Credit: NOAA
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    Partnership to supply MSC-standard tuna

    2015-01-13T11:55:00Z

    South Pacific Tuna Corporation has announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding to supply Pacific Islands tuna that meets Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) standards.

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    $54,810 grant for sanitation system

    2015-01-13T10:49:00Z

    Fogo Island Co-Operative Society will receive a government grant of $54,810 to help install and test plant sanitation technology that is new to the seafood processing industry in Newfoundland and Labrador.

  • HMNZS Wellington. Credit: New Zealand Defence Force/CC BY 2.0
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    NZ fights illegal vessels

    2015-01-13T10:23:00Z

    New Zealand Foreign Minister Murray McCully has put three illegal fishing vessels operating in the Southern Ocean on notice and vowed to take action against their owners.

  • Crew members hauling in the second gillnet. Credit: Jeff Wirth
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    Sea Shepherd in pursuit of ‘Thunder’

    2015-01-08T16:53:00Z

    Sea Shepherd vessel ‘Bob Barker’ is on its 22nd day of its pursuit of the Interpol-listed illegal fishing vessel, ‘Thunder’.

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    Economic analysis of Scottish inshore fisheries

    2015-01-08T16:08:00Z

    The Scottish government has published a new report on the potential economic impact of mobile fishing gear restrictions on its inshore fisheries.

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    Young’s appoints new CEO

    2015-01-08T16:00:00Z

    Young’s Seafood Limited has announced the appointment of Pete Ward as the new chief executive officer.

  • Falls of Lora is now in operation with Dawnfresh Farming
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    Meercat delivers ‘Falls of Lora’

    2015-01-08T12:13:00Z

    Meercat Workboats has delivered a 14m workboat to Scottish fish farming specialist Dawnfresh Farming.

  • HB Grandi has reported a reduction in catch and value in 2014. Credit: HB Grandi
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    HB Grandi catch values down

    2015-01-08T11:13:00Z

    HB Grandi has reported that last year its fleet landed 152,500 tonnes of fish with a value of approximately ISK15.20 billion - a reduction compared to the previous year.