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NewsSurf clam fishery enters MSC assessment
Clearwater Seafoods Limited Partnership has entered the Banquereau and Grand Bank Arctic surf clam fishery into independent, third-party assessment in the Marine Stewardship Council’s certification program.
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Nor-Fishing Foundation Innovation Award
The Nor-Fishing Foundation will present the Innovation Award at Aqua Nor and Nor-Fishing exhibitions in Trondheim.
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NewsEU mackerel action 'imminent'
The Scottish Fisheries Secretary has received assurances that EU plans for mackerel sanctions against Iceland and the Faroe Islands are at an advanced stage.
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Seafood Prix d’Elite finalists unveiled
The finalists for the European Seafood Exposition 2011 Seafood Prix d’Elite new products competition have been announced.
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Scottish funding for fisheries
Sixty five fishing industry projects across Scotland have been awarded a total of £4.46 million under the European Fisheries Fund (EFF) programme.
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Funding for Scrabster Harbour
The redevelopment of Scrabster Harbour has received a funding injection.
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New technology for salmon plants
The salmon plant owned by Mainstream Norway AS in Hammerfest will be almost completely automated when new technology is installed.
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News33% increase for spiny dogfish quota
NOAA''s Fisheries Service has announced that it will propose increasing the spiny dogfish quota to 20 million pounds for 2011.
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MSC and Albert Heijn Netherlands team up
Dutch shoppers will find it easier to choose certified sustainable seafood during the AH puur&eerlijk (pure&honest) sustainable catch promotion, in Albert Heijn stores throughout The Netherlands this week.
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Sodexo unveils plan to increase sustainable fresh seafood options
Sodexo, Inc. in partnership with CleanFish has announced one of the largest initiatives of its kind designed to significantly increase the quantity and availability of sustainable fresh fish options in the US.
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NewsFish know to avoid the spear
Fish are not as dumb as people sometimes think: marine scientists have found that fish that are regularly hunted with spearguns are much more wary and keep their distance from fishers.
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NewsCanada’s fish and seafood exports grow by more than 7% in 2010
The Government of Canada has officially released 2010 fish and seafood export figures and re-launched a new and improved www.sustainable-seafood.ca website.
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Fish figures underline importance of fishing industry to Scottish economy
Commenting on the provisional statistics for fish landings in 2010 released by the Scottish Government, Bertie Armstrong, chief executive of the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation said:
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Scottish National Marine Plan
A plan that will shape the national objectives and policies surrounding Scotland''s coastal and marine management is now out for consultation.
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NOAA raises butterfish catch
A new emergency increase to the butterfish fishing limit will enable squid fishermen off the northeast, who often catch butterfish unintentionally, to continue working.
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$68.9 million seafood processing and distribution centre for Boston
The BRA board has approved the tentative designation of the American Seafood Exchange (ASE) project for the redevelopment of the Marine Industrial Park’s in Boston.
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Marel: Something for everyone at SPE
Processors of all sizes and from all sectors will find something of interest at Stand 6227, Hall 4, at this year’s Seafood Processing Europe (SPE), as Marel showcases equipment and systems ranging from advanced salmon and whitefish processing solutions to economic, labour-saving solutions for tilapia and pangasius processing.
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Chip Shop Mackerel hits supermarkets
Young’s Chip Shop Mackerel has been on shelves from 14 March 2011, thanks to the support of two major supermarkets.
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NewsTrousers save lobsterman from drowning
Irish lobsterman, Jamie Fitzgerald, had a very lucky escape at the end of January.
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Senator John Kerry to support New England's fishermen
Amidst the dispute soaring over NOAA''s catch-shares policy and management regulations considered scientifically unjustified and socially unacceptable among New England''s fishery industry, Sen. John F. Kerry stepped in, saying that he''s going to convene Congressional hearings on this issue, reports Menakhem Ben-Yami.
