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    NASF appoints new representative

    2011-12-01T10:45:00Z

    North Atlantic Seafood Forum AS has appointed Simon Dwyer of Seafox Mangement Consultants Ltd as its UK & Ireland Representative to promote the North Atlantic Seafood Forum (NASF) which takes place in Oslo, March 2012.

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    iPad App for rebuilding fisheries

    2011-12-01T10:25:00Z

    The Nature Conservancy has created an iPad App called eCatch, allowing California fishermen to share data on their catch and fish stocks in real time.

  • Mercator MD, Andrew Webster, says that the new search facility will deliver faster, more accurate results
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    Better search for World Fishing

    2011-12-01T00:15:00Z

    Parent company of World Fishing & Aquaculture, Mercator Media today launched new and improved ‘search’ functionality for its websites that will provide users with more relevant results faster.

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    GLOBALG.A.P. launches consumer website

    2011-11-30T15:27:00Z

    GLOBALG.A.P. has launched a new website where consumers can learn more about aquaculture and GLOBALG.A.P.’s Version 4 Aquaculture Standard.

  • The virus was detected in 52% of the positive samples. Credit: Wiki/Chris 73
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    Research identifies norovirus in oysters

    2011-11-30T13:44:00Z

    Recent research published by the Food Standards Agency shows that 76% of oysters tested from UK oyster growing beds contained norovirus.

  • The specially designed circulating tank system is loaded with prime Atlantic lobster ready for road transport
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    New live lobster road transport system

    2011-11-30T10:34:00Z

    ATS Transport Systems, Inc, working with EnviroTech Instruments, has developed a new Live Seafood Transport System, to transfer lobster by road.

  • The Sea Kings will be retired
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    New search and rescue helicopters for UK

    2011-11-29T16:21:00Z

    The government has announced that the UK is to have a new fleet of faster and more modern search and rescue helicopters.

  • EWOS has produced one million tonnes of fish feed this year
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    EWOS celebrates one million tonnes

    2011-11-29T15:31:00Z

    Fish feed producer, EWOS, is celebrating one million tonnes of production this year - the first time the company has achieved this.

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    EC proposes Black Sea quota cuts

    2011-11-29T11:49:00Z

    The European Commission has proposed to cut quotas for turbot and sprat in the Black Sea for 2012.

  • The price per kilo of tuna has increased 38%. © Umami Sustainable Seafood
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    Umami sells tuna worth $50m

    2011-11-29T11:34:00Z

    Baja Aqua Farms, subsidiary of Umami Sustainable Seafood Inc, has sold and delivered approximately $50 million worth of northern bluefin tuna harvested at the company’s Mexican facility.

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    Scandinavia: Big step to end discards

    2011-11-28T05:00:00Z

    Fisheries ministers from Norway, Sweden and Denmark have signed a joint declaration to prohibit discarding of fish in the Skagerrak from 2013.

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    CAIA unveils 2012 executive board

    2011-11-25T05:00:00Z

    The Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance (CAIA) has announced its executive board which will lead the national association of fish and shellfish producers, feed companies and suppliers into 2012 and beyond.

  • Dubai accounted for over 10% of the UAE’s annual catch of 77,700 tons of fish, according to 2009 statistics. Credit: Wiki/Flickr/EVO
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    Dubai fishing port upgrade

    2011-11-24T11:04:00Z

    DP World will begin construction work on a modern facility for the exclusive use of the fishing industry at Al Hamriya Port in Dubai, as part of a recently launched plan to upgrade the port’s facilities.

  • Catch onboard and the hauling of gill net is clearly visible on the Millennium
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    NZ plays important part in fishing sting

    2011-11-24T10:42:00Z

    The New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) has reported that following a New Zealand surveillance flight, a foreign vessel spotted fishing with illegal gill nets north of the country has left the area.

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    Alaska salmon fishery enters second MSC re-certification

    2011-11-24T10:20:00Z

    The Alaska salmon fishery has entered assessment for its second re-certification.

  • Climate change means smaller fish, higher mortality rates and a drop in profitability for fisheries Photo: Jessica King/Marine Photobank
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    Impact of climate change on fisheries

    2011-11-23T18:57:00Z

    A new study led by University of British Columbia researchers has revealed how the effect of climate change will create a huge drop in profitability for fisheries unless action is taken now.

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    MEP meets Scottish fishing industry

    2011-11-23T16:37:00Z

    George Lyon, Liberal Democrat MEP for Scotland, has met with representatives of the Scottish fishing industry to see what more can be done to support fishermen from Brussels.

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    Three new members for ISSF

    2011-11-23T05:00:00Z

    South Seas Tuna Corp, Sealord Group, Ltd and Pataya Food Industries, Ltd have all become members of the International Seafood Sustainability Foundation, bringing the total to 18.

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    Operation VMS Crackdown getting results

    2011-11-23T05:00:00Z

    On 1 November, AFMA began ‘Operation VMS Crackdown’ to target Commonwealth fisheries operators that are not complying with the requirement to have a VMS operating at all times.

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    Shark Alliance and Oceana commend shark finning proposals

    2011-11-22T14:40:00Z

    The Shark Alliance and Oceana have both commended the European Commission on its proposal for a full ban on shark finning.