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Japan and Taiwan to resume fishery talks
Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has said that a 17th round of fishery talks with Japan will most likely take place in 2011 after a one-year hiatus.
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Pakistan's seafood exports value rises 37%
Pakistan’s seafood exports increased by 37% to $96.9 million (€73.9 million) in the July to November period of the current fiscal year, according to provisional figures from the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
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Hiru expands further into fish farming through new business investment
China’s Hiru Corporation has set up the Jiangxi Fisheries Biology Co to continue the company’s expansion into the aquaculture industry.
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NewsPelagic pair fitted out with new Triplex net bins
Triplex AS has announced a contract with Larsnes Mek Verksted AS for the delivery of a newly-developed Triplex Net Handling System for a built-in net bin to the new vessels Eros and Kings Bay.
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NBK Capital buys stake in Kilic Deniz
NBK Capital has completed its fifth investment in Turkey by acquiring a 20% equity stake in Kiliç Deniz, the country''s largest aquaculture company.
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NewsRecord exports for Vietnam shrimp
The value of shrimp exports from Vietnam will amount to more than $2 billion (€1.5 billion) this year, dramatically up on the $1.7 billion (€1.3 billion) recorded in 2009, said the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (Vasep).
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Japanese bribe Russian fishing authorities
Four Japanese fishery companies paid around ¥500 million (€4.6 million/$6.1 million) in bribes to Russian officials for three years so they could fish in Russia''s exclusive economic zone more than allowed under a bilateral agreement, media reports in Tokyo have claimed.
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Study: BC salmon farms amplify sea lice
A new scientific study claims farmed salmon can significantly amplify sea lice in coastal waters of British Columbia (BC), and that controlling lice outbreaks presents substantial challenges to industry, regulators, and salmon conservationists.
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South Korea secures greater pollock quota
South Korea has secured the right to catch 47,001 tonnes of pollock in Russian waters in 2011, a 201-tonne increase compared with 2010.
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NewsAmerica bans shark finning in its waters
US Congress has banned the practice of shark finning in all US waters in a move environmental advocates say international regulators should emulate.
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New provisions for releasing detained vessels
A number of recent vessel detentions have meant that new provisions under the UK’s Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 relating to the lodging of bonds to secure the release of vessels have been put into practice.
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India ramps up shrimp exports to US, Japan
Indian seafood exports increased 15.4% in rupee terms and 21.5% in dollar terms during the April to October period on the strength of higher demand for shrimp from the US and Japan.
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NewsAlaska pollock re-certified under MSC
The Bering Sea/Aleutian Islands Alaska pollock fishery (BSAI) has earned Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) re-certification having been independently assessed and again found to be sustainable and well-managed.
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NewsNesco Wavecheetah II now available in Norway and Denmark
Nesco Weighing Ltd of Hull, UK, has signed an agreement with Ocean Electronics of Floro in Norway for the importation of its Wavecheetah II marine fish weighing and food grading systems into the Norwegian market.
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A further boost for sea lice research
EWOS Innovation, will be a key partner in a new innovation centre for sea lice research, the headquarters of which will be based at the University of Bergen. It will be supported by significant grant funding from the Norwegian Research Council as part of the SFI programme (Senter for Forskningsdrevet ...
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Thai Union: 30% profit rise in 2011
Thai Union Frozen Products Pcl, the world''s largest canned tuna producer, expects its 2011 net profit to rise 30% in line with sales growth, boosted by its acquisition of French-based MW Brands Holdings SAS.
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Aquaculture NZ welcomes Advisory Panel
Aquaculture New Zealand has welcomed the establishment of an Aquaculture Ministerial Advisory Panel to consult with the public on a proposal to establish a new marine farming zone in Coromandel.
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Deadly, deadlier, deadliest
Commercial fishing is regarded as the most dangerous profession on the planet. But while Western authorities have been tightening safety regulations, flagrant risk taking with crews'' lives is still rife, writes Menakhem Ben-Yami.
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NewsSpecial Report: EU failing to introduce electronic fishing records
IP is particularly popular in Spain because of the opportunities it offers for remote repair maintenance.Many fishing companies looked to Inmarsat technologies when it came to e-Logs, partly because Inmarsat C is used widely in other areas such as vessel monitoring systems (VMS), or because, as in the case of ...
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Friend of the Sea-certified pangasius from DKSH, Bakker Vis
DKSH, a leading market expansion services provider with a focus on Asia, has partnered with Bakker Vis in the Netherlands to supply Friend of the Sea-certified pangasius fillets to the Dutch market.
