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  • Annlaug Midtbust, Brude’s logistics manager
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    Pains Wessex appoints Norwegian distributor

    2012-05-15T10:32:00Z

    Brude has been appointed as the new distributor for Pains Wessex marine distress signals in Norway.

  • SafeLink R10 SRS
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    SafeLink R10 SRS receives USA approval

    2012-05-15T10:20:00Z

    Kannad Marine has received type approval for its SafeLink R10 SRS (Survivor Recovery System), making it available for sale throughout the USA.

  • SOS Dan Buoy
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    SeaSafe Systems UK distributor for Dan Buoy

    2012-05-15T10:08:00Z

    British marine safety clothing and equipment manufacturer, SeaSafe Systems, has been appointed as the UK distributor for SOS Marine’s SOS Dan Buoy.

  • One of the Indonesian vessels caught red-handed
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    Indonesian illegal fishers detained

    2012-05-14T15:17:00Z

    The Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA) has reported that three illegal Indonesian fishing vessels were detained in Australian waters pending investigation during March and April.

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    MSC releases new five year plan

    2012-05-11T03:00:00Z

    The Marine Stewardship Council has released its new strategic plan for the next five years.

  • The Thyborøn trawl door, with a distance sensor and a pitch, roll and height sensor underneath, while testing environmentally safer trawling methods in the North Sea
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    Scientific research for sustainable trawl doors

    2012-05-10T17:26:00Z

    Low water fishing for sand eel in the North Sea has been put in the spotlight by Danish scientists in order to sedure the future of both the fish stock and the fishing industry.

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    MEPs take stand on CFP

    2012-05-10T14:51:00Z

    The European Parliament environment committee has been praised for its strong stand on EU fisheries reform.

  • The ship is being built in blocks, which are then transported to this berth and welded together. Credit: CSIRO
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    Investigator looking ship shape

    2012-05-10T14:36:00Z

    Hundreds of tonnes of steel were lifted into place on 9 May to form part of the keel of RV Investigator, Australia’s new Marine National Facility vessel.

  • Blue cod. Credit: New Zealand Ministry of Fisheries
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    $20,000 fine for NZ fishing offences

    2012-05-10T13:23:00Z

    The penalties imposed on a commercial fisher this week for fishing offences send a clear message that it is unacceptable to abuse New Zealand’s quota management system, says the Ministry for Primary Industries.

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    Discard reduction ‘vital’ for CFP success

    2012-05-10T13:06:00Z

    Panels comprising international industry experts and politicians have debated Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) reform at the 6th World Fisheries Congress in Edinburgh.

  • McMurdo's new Fast Find 220 Personal Locator Beacon
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    New Fast Find 220 PLB

    2012-05-10T11:35:00Z

    McMurdo has extended its range of emergency distress beacons with the launch of the new Fast Find 220 PLB (Personal Locator Beacon).

  • Orange roughy catch: Credit: Stephen McGowan, Australian Maritime College, 2006/Marine Photobank
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    NZ: Working together for a sustainable industry

    2012-05-10T11:18:00Z

    There’s a point in the history of every country’s fishing industry that defines its future, writes Adrian Tatum.

  • The report
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    Little fish - big noise

    2012-05-10T10:04:00Z

    The recently published report by Lenfest Forage Fish Task Force (LFFTF), entitled Little Fish – Big Impact that glows in some media, calls for cutting the catch of forage fish by half.

  • A Canadian swordfish longline fishery has been awarded MSC certification, and a US North Atlantic fishery has been entered into assessment. Credit: Maria Honig, WWF Responsible Fisheries Programme/Marine Photobank
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    Longline fisheries go for certification

    2012-05-09T22:14:00Z

    The North West Atlantic Canada swordfish pelagic longline fishery has been awarded Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification, and the US North Atlantic swordfish longline and buoy gear fishery has been entered into assessment.

  • Aquahives developed to hold circular trays of young lobsters stacked like CD's in a plastic container
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    ‘Home-bred’ lobsters to be released into the sea

    2012-05-09T21:44:00Z

    As part of an ongoing project to improve breeding success of the European lobster, recreational divers from Bude in Cornwall, UK, will be releasing up to 1000 six week old juveniles into the no-catch zone surrounding the wreck of the ‘Coronation’.

  • How the Norwegian barcode may look. Credit: Standards Norway
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    Labels to provide traceability assurance

    2012-05-09T19:19:00Z

    Norway, the world’s leading seafood supplier providing 30 million fish and shellfish meals around the globe each day, is on the verge of adopting a common standard of labelling throughout its entire fisheries industry.

  • Drawing of Novacavi’s new composite tow cable
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    Novacavi’s new tow cable

    2012-05-09T17:09:00Z

    Novacavi has recently developed a bespoke composite tow cable, with a special heavy armour and breaking strength higher than 1000kN, to be used in sea fishing systems for flatfish.

  • Cobia harvested from a fish farm. Credit: NOAA
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    Study: Reducing fishmeal hinders fish growth

    2012-05-09T16:08:00Z

    A new study by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) has shown that raising farmed fish on a diet incorporating less than the usual amount of fishmeal may be cheaper, but the fish were less healthy.

  • High Liner Food is consolidating to remain competitive
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    High Liner Foods plant consolidation

    2012-05-09T15:08:00Z

    Leading North American frozen food company, High Liner Foods, has announced it will be consolidating its supply chain by closing two plants in Burin, Newfoundland and Danvers, Massachusetts.

  • Primozone GM18 ozone generator
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    Primozone delivers ozone solution to Norwegian fish farm

    2012-05-09T14:39:00Z

    Swedish ozone generator supplier Primozone has been selected to provide a complete ozone solution for the expanding facilities at SalMar Settefisk at Follafoss in Norway.