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Cooke responds to ISA suspicion
Cooke Aquaculture has humanely euthanised two cages of fish in Nova Scotia after routine testing raised suspicion of the Infectious Salmon Anemia (ISA) virus.
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NewsNo agreement on mackerel
The fifth round of negotiations on the North-East Atlantic mackerel fishery between the European Union, Norway, Iceland and the Faroe Islands ended last week after failing to secure international agreement.
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NewsAqua 2012 focuses on global aquaculture
The Aqua 2012 event, organised by the European (EAS) and World Aquaculture Societies (WAS), will take place in Prague from 1-5 September.
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NewsJohn Whitehead reappointed Seafish Chair
John Whitehead OBE has been re-appointed by UK Fisheries Ministers as Chair of Seafish through to December 2012, continuing in a role to which he was first appointed in June 2010.
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Coveney views new discard reduction nets
Simon Coveney, Irish Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine recently went to sea on an Irish Sea prawn trawler to view a demonstration of innovative fishing nets which significantly reduce unwanted cod catches.
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Canadian chairs US seafood association
For the first time in its 66 year history, a Canadian is at the helm of the National Fisheries Institute (NFI), the largest seafood trade association in the US.
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‘Electronic Eyes’ monitor tuna fishing
A Spanish purse seiner is the first tropical tuna vessel in the world to test the latest in electronic monitoring technology, designed to replace, or supplement, human observers.
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Nutreco CEO to step down at end of 2012
Nutreco has announced that CEO Wout Dekker will be leaving Nutreco by the end of 2012, marking the end of his almost 30-year career at the company, with 12 years as CEO.
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John West partners with WWF-Australia
John West Australia and New Zealand has recently announced a new Sustainable Seafood partnership with the world’s largest conservation organisation, WWF.
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NewsAFMA destroys foreign fishing vessel
Indonesian fishing vessel ''Jimbar Wana'' was apprehended by AFMA on 10 December 2011, after it had been sighted by surveillance aircraft illegally fishing in the Australian fishing zone.
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Safeway announces sustainable sourcing
Safeway Inc. has announced that its own brand skipjack (chunk-light) canned tuna will be responsibly caught using free-school purse-seine methods.
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Iridium Pilot™ raises the bar for maritime communications
Iridium Communications Inc. has launched its second-generation maritime broadband platform, Iridium Pilot™, which will utilise the Iridium OpenPort® service.
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Orolia awarded €500,000 VMS contract
Orolia has announced that it has been awarded a contract worth around €500,000 for the supply of a Vessel Monitoring System (VMS) for the observation of fishing fleets.
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Calkins & Burke's salmon is FoS
Following a successful independent audit of the Alaskan and Canadian salmon fisheries, Calkins & Burke is now authorised to export Friend of the Sea labelled salmon.
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NewsWorld's largest longliner for Alaska
One of the world''s largest freezer longliner fishing vessels has been ordered for Alaska fishing company Alaskan Leader Fisheries LLC.
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U of G receives $1m from NSERC
Canada’s University of Guelph has received nearly $1m from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) for two projects to benefit Canada’s aquaculture industry.
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Skills boost for Cornwall and Devon
Duchy College has announced that it will deliver apprenticeships in fish and shellfish proficiency skills in Cornwall and Devon, with support from Seafood Cornwall Training and the Sea Fish Industry Authority.
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Seafish ‘Fish is the dish’ campaign enters top 10 of the Tots 100
Seafish continues to enjoy a superb response to its ‘Fish is the dish’ campaign.
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New Protocol to EU and Greenland FPA
The EU and Greenland have reached an agreement on a new Protocol to implement the EU/Greenland Fisheries Partnership Agreement, which will enter into force on 1 January 2013 and will be valid for three years.
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£2.7bn and 100,000 jobs lost at sea
Research published by the new economics foundation (nef) finds that poor management of fish stocks is draining jobs and profits.
