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NewsSTADT propulsion for Norwegian purse seiner
STADT has recently received an order from Norway’s Meloyfjord Fishing Company in for its patented electric propulsion system.
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NewsIMS FastFreeze – innovative tunnel freezer
According to Integrated Marine Systems, seafood processors in Prince William Sound and other key Alaska ports are successfully using the FastFreeze portable tunnel production freezer to increase freezing capacity, improve quality and streamline production with its continuous processing flow.
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NewsAdvanced’s all-in-one concept
Dutch company Advanced Freezers tells WF that it has recently completed the development and installation of a unique solution for a European fish processing company: an all-in-one concept comprising a spiral freezer and refrigeration equipment in one modular unit.
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NewsTucal active in Russia
Tucal has told WF that it is currently supplying vertical plate freezers and refrigeration equipment to Russia, including a series of vertical plate freezers with horizontal dividers (Russian standard).
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News‘Weak’ hooks protect bluefin tuna but allow yellowfin and swordfish catch
From 5 May, longliners who fish for yellowfin tuna, swordfish and other species in the Gulf of Mexico will have to use a new ‘weak hook’, designed to reduce the incidental catch of Atlantic bluefin tuna.
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NewsBaltic cod fishery certified
This week, Danish vessels will start landing MSC certified Baltic cod in Danish ports, as the DFPO Denmark Eastern Baltic cod fishery has been certified against the MSC environmental standard.
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NewsEcoFishMan launched
A new EU project aims to develop a new and alternative responsible fisheries management system for Europe.
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NewsUK: New marine licence system
The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has launched a new system for licensing marine activities in seas around England, a commitment set out in the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009.
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Almost 1 in 5 cod samples mislabelled
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) has issued the results of its labelling survey of fish and fish products, which found that 19% of products sampled were labelled incorrectly.
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NewsIreland and France sign agreement to enhance fisheries protection
The Irish Sea-Fisheries Protection Authority and the French Fisheries Control Authorities have signed a bi-lateral agreement, which will enhance fisheries control and inspection arrangements between Ireland and France.
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"Radioactivity knows no borders"
SNP President Ian Hudghton MEP has expressed concern after the European Commission confirmed fears over possible radioactivity in imported fish.
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Unlawful fisher fined
An Eastern Tuna and Billfish Fishery concession holder has been found guilty of unlawful fishing in the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of Papua New Guinea (PNG).
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James Knight stocks British tilapia
The Fish Company has announced that fishmonger James Knight of Mayfair is now stocking its British tilapia.
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AFMA training to protect fish stocks
Fisheries officers from the Australian Fisheries Management Authority’s Darwin office recently conducted training programs for both Customs and Navy officers.
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AFMA and East Timor work together
Since mid 2010, the Australian Fisheries Management Authority has undertaken a fisheries officer development program with East Timor.
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NewsNew AFMA CEO
Dr James Findlay has been appointed as the new CEO of the Australian Fisheries Management Authority.
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Gulf Council regulations App for iPhone
The Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council has announced the release of a fishing regulations iPhone/iPad App available for immediate download.
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Aucxis introduces P-Fish
At the end of 2010, six Dutch fish processing companies chose Aucxis to supply them with an extensive ERP package: P-Fish.
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NewsVesper Marine’s distributor network expands
Vesper Marine has added four new partners to its growing international distribution network.
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No light? No problem!
Raymarine has recently introduced its new T-Series thermal night-vision cameras.
