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SFF: Scottish fleet close to breaking point
The Scottish Fishermen’s Federation will today (1 October) tell EU fisheries commissioner Maria Damanaki that the Scottish industry has made huge strides in ensuring the sustainable harvest of fish and that its efforts must be recognised during the decision-making process for fishing opportunity in 2011.
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Greenpeace: Taiwan not controlling fishing
The Taiwan Fisheries Agency has been condemned by Greenpeace for failing to provide an accurate number of Flag of Convenience (FOC) vessels operated by its industry.
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Dasy invests €20m in new fishmeal factory
Spanish pet food and fish feed manufacturer Dasy Organización is to invest more than €20 million ($27.2 million) in building a new plant for production of fishmeal for animal feed in Osuna, Andalusia, Spain.
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85% UK fishing vessels install e-Log from AST Marine
New figures published by the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) show that AST Marine Sciences Ltd has installed more than 85% of all commissioned UK fishing vessels with their electronic logbook (e-Log) solution, which received approval from the UK Fisheries Authorities in May 2010.
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Australian tuna harvest nears end
Cooler September weather has helped maintain the quality of tuna with the 2010 harvest all but complete for another year.
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NewsHB Grandi: four weeks of mackerel left
This year''s season on mackerel and Atlanto-Scandian herring is coming to an end. At around the same time last year the herring had migrated out of Icelandic waters, although it was possible to continue some fishing in the international zone of the Herring Loophole and in the Norwegian EEZ, said ...
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Lerøy buys controlling stake of Sjøtroll
The boards of directors of Lerøy Seafood Group ASA (LSG) and BioMar AS have entered into an agreement to the effect that LSG will purchase 50.71% of the shares in Havbruk AS.
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NewsMaldon Oysters granted first use of ozone
Maldon Oysters has become the first UK shellfish producer to be allowed to use ozone as part of its purification system following the completion of four years of ground breaking research and development.
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NewsGrand Banks cod gets recovery pledge
The long-standing fishing moratorium on southern Grand Banks cod has been extended for at least another three years, member countries of the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organisation (NAFO) have decided.
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NewsNew bass feed barges from Akva
Akva Group has delivered the first of several new feed barges designed for the Mediterranean seabass and seabream industry.
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Tækifæri til þess að hittast í bæði leik og starfi
Þetta segja sýnendur okkar um Íslensku sjávarútvegssýninguna: „Íslenska sjávarútvegssýningin hefur allt frá upphafi árið 1984 verið helsti kynningarvettvangur Marels og íslensks sjávarútvegsiðnaðar. Þar gefst tækifæri til þerss að hittast, bæði á faglegum og félagslegum vettvangi og því er sýningin okkur svo mikilvæg sem raun ber vitni. Í núverandi ...
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An opportunity to meet professionally and socially
“The Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition has from the first exhibition in 1984, been a major meeting point for Marel and the Icelandic seafood industry. It's an opportunity to meet professionally and socially and as such is one of our most important exhibitions. With the current crisis it's even more important ...
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VIP-sendinefndum fjölgað 2011
Mercator Media skipuleggur Íslensku sjávarútvegssýninguna og stefnir að því að fjölga VIP-gestum á sýningunni árið 2011. Þetta var nýmæli á sýningunni 2008 sem tókst mjög vel og Mercator Media hyggst vinna að því í samstarfi við sýnendur og helstu íslensku samtökin að tryggja að lykilfólk í greininni mæti.
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VIP delegations to be expanded for 2011
Mercator Media, the organisers of the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition, are looking to expand on the number of VIP delegates brought into the 2011 Exhibition. Building on the success of the first delegations brought into the 208 event, Mercator Media will work with exhibitors and major Icelandic organisations to ...
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New pump could save eel and salmon
Millions of migrating fish like eel and salmon could be saved by installing new water pumps at pumping stations all over Europe.
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Seattle to host symposium on energy use in fisheries
A new Seattle, US, conference, The Energy Use in Fisheries Symposium, has been created to provide a forum for commercial and recreational fishermen, processors, engineers, boat and engine developers, aquaculture ventures, fisheries managers, administrators, scientists, and others to address both the direct and indirect effects of energy costs related to ...
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Reykjavík - nyrðsta höfuðborgin
Reykjavík er nyrsta höfuðborg heims og þar er mikið framboð af spennandi afþreyingu og forvitnilegum stöðum af öllu tagi. Reykjavík er hrein, ómenguð og fjörleg, einmitt rétti staaðurinn fyrir afslappandi en þó hressandi frí. Þar er að finna úrvals veitingastaði, fyrsta flokks matreiðslu, einstaka menningu, fjörugt næturlíf og spennandi ...
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Reykjavik - the northernmost capital
Reykjavik, the northernmost capital of the world, boasts a wide array of exciting activities and attractions. Reykjavik is pure, clean and vibrant -- creating the perfect settings for a relaxing yet refreshing vacation. With top-class restaurants and cuisine, unique culture, sparkling nightlife and amazing attractions within easy reach, Reykjavik ...
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Íslenska sjávarútvegssýningin 2011
Þessi gamalgróna sjávarútvegssýning hóf göngu sína árið 1984. Hún er haldin á þriggja ára fresti og er orðin umfangsmesta sýningin í greininni á norðurslóðum. Tíminn er valinn í ljósi óska sýnenda til að tryggja að þeir geti alltaf haft nýja framleiðslu á boðstólum. Sjávarútvegssýningin verður enn á ný haldin ...
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Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition 2011
With a fleet of 1,582 registered fishing vessels landing 1,125 million tonnes of fish, the Icelandic fleet represents state of the art of fisheries technology. This hub of fishing technology means there is always something new on offer.Skippers and owners update and modernise their fleets frequently and the Icelandic ...
