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NewsIndustry warned over prawn treatment interdict
The prawn industry is being urged to take heed of the terms of a recent Court Order granted in favour of Xyrex Ltd prohibiting Shellfish Treatments Ltd from manufacturing, distributing or selling the prawn treatment ST500.
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NewsAmanda Roe challenges award finalists
Danish seafood company, Amanda Seafoods, has challenged the finalists of the National Fish & Chip Awards 2013 to partake in the ‘Amanda Roe Challenge’ to create new recipes using Amanda Roe products.
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WESMAR sonar finds renewed fish stocks
Scientists and researchers have been working together, using WESMAR sonar, to determine whether fish stocks have been replenished after a three year closure of fishing in Lake Kinneret, also called the Sea of Galilee, Israel’s largest lake.
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NewsChinese aquaculture grows as marine capture declines
David Hayes takes a look at the Chinese fishing and aquaculture industry.
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NewsCan fisheries be managed rationally?
Menakhem Ben-Yami looks at the issue of fisheries management.
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NewsMarket develops code of practice to keep ahead of hygiene legislation
Billingsgate Market in London, the UK’s largest inland market selling 25,000 tonnes of fish and fish products a year, has instituted a set of formal requirements for improving hygiene and other related issues on its premises.
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NewsNew CFP philosophy prompts changes to fleet management
September saw the publication of a new report promoting the benefits of implementing a moratorium on catching in 49 over-fished areas, reports Adrian Tatum.
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NewsWWF welcomes increase in bluefin tuna stock
WWF has welcomed signs of stock increase in the East Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin tuna stock as assessed by the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT), but warns that more efforts are still needed.
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AIPCE-CEP FinFish Study 2012 published
The latest version of the AIPCE-CEP FinFish Study, highlighting the activity of the European processing industry and its reliance on imported raw materials, has been made public.
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Seafish presents latest consumer trends
Tomorrow (9 October) in Birmingham more than 150 delegates are expected to attend a one-day consumer insight event, organised by Seafish.
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Nutreco shares in Gisis S.A.
Nutreco has signed an agreement to acquire 75% of the shares in Gisis S.A., the fish feed subsidiary of the Expalsa group.
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NewsCourt finds activist claims to be malicious
The Supreme Court of British Columbia has come to a decision in the defamation trial brought by Mainstream Canada against an anti-salmon farm activist, believing Mr Don Staniford’s claims to be defamatory.
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Oleosea Omega-3 supplement Friend of the Sea
Swiss company Oleosea''s VitalSea omega-3 supplements have obtained from Friend of the Sea sustainability certification.
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WASSP reaches 500th milestone
Multibeam sonar manufacturer WASSP Ltd (part of the ENL Group) has reached a milestone by shipping its 500th multibeam sonar system.
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NewsPX MultiSensor for a variety of sensing functions
Simrad has launched its most sophisticated trawl sensors to date – the Simrad PX MultiSensor, which comes in two versions; Down & Side and Down & Front.
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NewsHovercran helps reduce bycatch
In cooperation with the Belgian Institute for Agricultural and Fisheries Research (ILVO), MARELEC has successfully designed and installed its HV1 ‘Hovercran’ electronic fishing gear on multiple shrimp beam trawlers.
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NewsAquaculture project to fight hunger
The European Union (EU) has launched an international initiative to better understand the role of aquaculture in food security in developing countries.
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Maria Damanaki visits Czech Republic
Today and tomorrow Commissioner Maria Damanaki will visit the Czech Republic to meet the Czech Minister of Agriculture, Petr Bendl, along with leading representatives of Czech Republic authorities and scientists.
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First Australasian salmon farms certified
Two Mt. Cook Alpine Salmon Ltd. salmon farms located in the Mackenzie Basin area near Twizel, New Zealand, have been Best Aquaculture Practices certified – the fist in Australasia.
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Automatic killing and bleeding trials show promise
Trials carried out by Nofima in 2011 and 2012 to test Australian slaughtering technology (which is currently utilised in Norwegian salmon aquaculture) on fishing vessels have produced extremely promising results.
