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  • Electronic Navigation Ltd’s CEO Gareth Hodson says the agreement will further enhance the current WASSP global sales network
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    Furuno to distribute WASSP to key markets

    2011-01-28T02:00:00Z

    Electronic Navigation Ltd has signed a distribution agreement that will see its Wide Angle Sonar Seafloor Profiler distributed by Furuno Electric Co., Ltd into UK/Ireland, USA, China, Spain, South Korea and Japan.

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    Scottish seafood tops menu in Lyon

    2011-01-28T02:00:00Z

    Seafood Scotland has been in Lyon, France, this week at the country’s largest foodservice show SIRHA, promoting the very best of Scottish seafood.

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    Iridium to establish service network

    2011-01-28T02:00:00Z

    Iridium Communications Inc. has announced it is establishing a Global Service Program for its Iridium OpenPort® broadband marine satellite communication product.

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    McMurdo launches new corporate website

    2011-01-27T11:44:00Z

    Safety equipment manufacturer, McMurdo Ltd, has launched a new corporate website, www.mcmurdolimited.com, which showcases the range of brands in the McMurdo portfolio.

  • John Caballero, Sales Director for the Americas
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    McMurdo’s new Sales Director for Americas

    2011-01-27T11:24:00Z

    Safety equipment manufacturer, McMurdo Ltd, has appointed John Caballero to the new role of Sales Director for the Americas.

  • Pompano from Anova Food has been certified by AquaGAP. Credit: Stephen Ausmus
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    Pompano receives AquaGAP certification

    2011-01-27T11:15:00Z

    Anova Food’s ocean farm raised pompano has achieved certification under the Good Aquaculture Practices standard also known as AquaGAP.

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    Cod and haddock fisheries to be assessed

    2011-01-27T11:07:00Z

    In the wake of the certification of its saithe fishery, UK Fisheries, DFFU and Doggerbank GmbH have entered their Arctic cod and haddock fisheries for MSC assessment.

  • Shark processing factory, Kesennuma, Japan. © Shawn Heinrichs
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    Shark populations dwindling

    2011-01-27T10:59:00Z

    A decade after members of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (UN FAO) approved an international plan to conserve sharks, a new analysis finds that it has yet to be fully implemented.

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    Time running out for funded training

    2011-01-27T09:37:00Z

    Experienced fishermen have until 31 March 2011 to take advantage of funding towards the costs of training from Seafish, the Department for Transport and the European Fisheries Fund.

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    DSM invests in SkySails

    2011-01-27T02:00:00Z

    DSM Venturing, the corporate venturing unit of Royal DSM N.V., has announced that it has made an investment in SkySails GmbH & Co. KG, the market and technology leader for automated towing kite systems for ships.

  • Marine Farms Vietnam and Nordic Group will launch a PR campaign to promote farm-raised cobia
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    Cobia marketing campaign to be launched

    2011-01-26T10:18:00Z

    Marine Farms Vietnam, in collaboration with Nordic Group, will be launching a major public relations campaign to promote farm-raised cobia to restaurants, grocery stores, caterers, and consumers in the United States.

  • David Kennedy, NOAA assistant administrator for the National Ocean Service. Credit: NOAA
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    New Assistant Administrator for NOAA

    2011-01-26T10:09:00Z

    David Kennedy has been named NOAA assistant administrator for the National Ocean Service effective immediately.

  • The wrasse are transferred to the sea cages and eat the sea lice on the farmed salmon © Havforskninginstituttet
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    Big investment to combat salmon lice

    2011-01-26T09:39:00Z

    A new large-scale research project will prepare for commercial aquaculture – to ensure an adequate supply of the lice eaters.

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    Gatt: Further sanctions must be imposed

    2011-01-25T15:59:00Z

    Ian Gatt has said that further sanctions must be imposed upon Iceland and their Accession talks to join the EU put on hold until there is a satisfactory resolution to the ongoing dispute over mackerel quotas.

  • The MSC certificate for Loch Torridon langoustine has been suspended. Credit: Ji-Elle
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    Langoustine MSC certification suspended

    2011-01-25T15:30:00Z

    Independent certifier, Moody Marine, has suspended the MSC certificate for Loch Torridon langoustine.

  • The harbour of Vopnafjörður. Photo/HB Grandi: Jón Sigurðarson
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    HB Grandi capelin quota could be 44,000t

    2011-01-25T11:41:00Z

    The Marine Research Institute has recommended that the Icelandic Minister of Fisheries increase the capelin quota for the season from 200,000 tonnes to 325,000t.

  • People spending more than £1,000 on safety equipment may qualify for help
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    Funding available for safety equipment

    2011-01-25T11:05:00Z

    Fishermen looking to buy additional safety equipment are being encouraged to apply for support from the European Fisheries Fund (EFF), says the Marine Management Organisation.

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    Fishing Policy reform at risk of “hijack”

    2011-01-25T10:55:00Z

    A cross-party alliance of Euro-MPs determined to prevent a “hijack” of planned EU Common Fisheries Policy reform will hold its first meeting in Brussels today.

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    Exposed: suspected illegal fish carrier

    2011-01-25T10:22:00Z

    Activists from Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior have exposed a ship suspected of violating Taiwanese fisheries laws moored in the port of Kaoshiung, Taiwan and called on the Taiwanese Fisheries Agency to investigate.

  • Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is spearheading the Fish Fight campaign
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    Alternative fish sales soar after ‘Fish Fight’

    2011-01-19T19:30:00Z

    UK sales of ‘alternative’ fish have soared following Channel 4’s Fish Season in January.