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NewsNofima: Frozen fish better than fresh
It is becoming increasingly common for defrosted fish fillets to be sold in fresh fish counters at European supermarkets, which can cause major consequences for Norwegian fillet producers, says Nofima.
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NewsOrange Roughy bouncing back
Ongoing research into the recovery of Orange Roughy is yielding some positive results, with a clear indication that stocks are improving as a result of measures put in place by AFMA.
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NewsSINTEF’s automatic catch handling project
Norway’s SINTEF - the largest independent research organisation in Scandinavia – is one-and-a-half years into a four-year research project on automatic catch handling systems of whitefish onboard fishing vessels.
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NewsWakatu Quay extension
The temporary closure of the Wakatu Quay area in Kaikoura, New Zealand, has been extended by the Ministry for Primary Industries until 17 August 2014.
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Haikui Seafood steps into India
Haikui Seafood AG, an established seafood processing company with sales in Chinese and international markets, has made a strategic stride into the Indian seafood market by winning a new client in Sri Lanka.
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NewsIshida GmbH appoints new GM
Ishida Europe has appointed Andreas Hollman general manager of the company’s German subsidiary, Ishida GmbH.
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NewsMarel launches manual weigh price labeller
Marel has recently launched its WPL9010 manual weigh price labeller, suitable for low volume labelling of individual packs, product development or products unsuited to automatic labelling.
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NewsBLRT delivers new fishing hull
Lithuanian shipyard, Western Baltija Shipbuilding, part of Estonia''s BLRT Grupp, has delivered a new fishing vessel hull to Danish company, Karstensens Skibsvaerft A/S.
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NewsScots fishermen slam ‘misleading’ report
The Scottish Fishermen’s Federation (SFF) has criticised a report from the New Economics Foundation (NEF) and OCEAN2012 for containing misleading information on the state of UK and European fish fisheries.
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NewsFaeroes restrict foreign ownership
The Faroese Minister of Trade and Industry has introduced a bill which restricts the level of foreign ownership of Faroese fish-farming companies to a maximum of 30%.
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Haikui Seafood AG: First step into the Indian market
Haikui Seafood AG, an established seafood processing company with sales in Chinese and international markets, has made a strategic stride into the Indian seafood market by winning a new client in Sri Lanka.
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Novus sponsors World Aquaculture Society
Novus International, Inc. has committed to serving as a premier sponsor of the World Aquaculture Society (WAS).
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Fish and Chip Awards 2013 semi-finalists
Ten semi-finalists for the Marketing and Innovation Award category of the National Fish & Chip Awards 2013 have been announced after being judged on their creative marketing strategies and innovative thinking.
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NewsFish demand drains UK supplies
Demand for fish in the UK has already matched the supply its waters can produce for the year, leading to a reliance on imported cod and haddock.
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NewsGreat Slave owner violates Fisheries Act
Brian Abbott, owner of Canada based Great Slave Fish Products Ltd, has been fined US$6,000 for violating the ‘Fisheries Act’.
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NewsHastings fishery re-certified
The Hastings Dover sole trammel net, gill net and trawl fisheries have been re-certified as sustainable and well-managed fisheries under the MSC standard.
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NewsMainstream Canada farm empty
The last of the fish from Mainstream Canada’s Millar Channel farm have been removed and the site is now empty.
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NewsAbundance of mackerel in Icelandic waters
According to research by the MRI, the quantity of mackerel in Icelandic waters is similar to that of the past few years.
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New international declaration on oceans and fisheries welcomed by FAO director-general
FAO director-general José Graziano da Silva has said that the responsible and sustainable management of oceans and coasts must become "a global priority."
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Recovering Baltic cod is lacking food
After two decades of severe depletion, the eastern Baltic cod stock has recently started to recover, but with unexpected side-effects says a study led by DTU Aqua.
