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NewsObservers board Pevaeche’s tuna seiners
On 9 February, 15 fishery observers boarded tuna purse seiners owned by Spanish shipowners Atuneros Vascos, Inpesca, Pevasa and Seabreeze Ventures – all part of the Pevaeche group.
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Novartis to develop vaccine to prevent Pancreas Disease in farmed salmon
Novartis Animal Health, Inc. has entered into an agreement with Intervet/Schering-Plough that grants exclusive rights to Novartis to potentially commercialise a new Pancreas Disease (PD) vaccine for use in farmed salmon.
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NewsSuccess for Salmon Showhow
The 10th annual Marel Salmon ShowHow got off to a record start at the beginning of February, with no less than 200 visitors from almost 100 companies attending the event.
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NewsPhilippines government urges fishermen to develop mariculture
Fisheries production in the Philippines has achieved strong growth during the past decade in spite of the impact of overfishing on fish stocks in a number of important fishing zones.
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SPSG enter 4th fishery for MSC assessment
The Scottish Pelagic Sustainability Group (SPSG) has entered its West of Scotland herring pelagic trawl fishery into MSC assessment.
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Nutreco agreed to acquire Chinese company
Nutreco has announced that it has agreed to acquire 100% of the shares in Shihai Co Ltd., a reputable and profitable fish and shrimp feed company in China.
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Marine Protected Areas: What do they do to fishermen?
No one can dispute the need for nature reserves or Marine Protected Areas (MPA) in certain marine and coastal habitats such as coral reefs, sponge and inshore seagrass beds, and some other endangered or unique habitats, the same as unique areas are protected on land.
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WWF: Gas drilling threatens marine life
Deep-sea gas fields in the eastern Mediterranean’s Levant Sea are causing a scramble to start drilling – while concerns for irreversible damage to outstanding marine biodiversity are being ignored, says WWF.
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Les Jours Bleus encore!
On 17 February and for the second year running, Carrefour will host Les Jours Bleus – a high-impact in-store campaign organised in partnership with two leading seafood brands Findus and Labeyrie.
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Scotland: Fishing industry talks
The First Minister and Fisheries Secretary met with fishing leaders on11 February to discuss shared priorities for the Scottish fleet.
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Fishing Coalition to highlight concerns over Marine Protected Areas
A coalition of fishermen’s groups set up to provide a united voice on how marine protected areas are established in UK waters has confirmed that it will be exhibiting at the Fishing 2011 Expo in Glasgow.
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NewsWild birds gorge on farmed Spanish sausage fish
The Spanish entry, at the 2011 Billingsgate School Sustainable Seafood Award, shocked WF with their 20 per cent loss to birds.
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NewsWWF: Gear changes can save turtles
Thousands of endangered marine turtles could be saved in the Coral Triangle region if the fishing industry started using innovative and responsible fishing gear, a WWF analysis shows.
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Proposal to extend fisheries partnership agreement with Morocco for one year
The European Commission adopted, on 11 February, a proposal for a draft negotiating mandate, addressed to the Council for a transitional, time-limited renewal of the Fisheries Partnership Agreement Protocol.
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RSN addresses fisheries governance areas
The Third Meeting of Regional Fishery Body Secretariats Network (RSN 3) was held in Rome, Italy 7-8 February 2011.
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NewsInstitutes form new strategic alliance
Ireland’s Marine Institute and the Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT) have announced a new strategic alliance.
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Aquaculture disinfectant products listed
The first independently validated disinfectants have been listed under the new Aquaculture Disinfectant Listing Scheme.
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New Alaska Sea Grant agent for the Bering Strait region
Marine mammal biologist Gay Sheffield has been hired as the new Alaska Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program (MAP) agent for the Bering Strait region.
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NewsResearch vessel BIOS 2
The Brodarski Institute, a Croatian institute of maritime technologies, has recently designed BIOS 2 - a new research ship for the Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries in Split.
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NewsIcom introduces IC-M23
Icom has announced that the IC-M23 buoyant VHF Marine Handheld Transceiver will soon be available.
