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NewsMarel at Danfish
Marel Food Systems is inviting Danfish visitors to visit its stand at the show for "interesting news for fish processors onshore and onboard".
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NewsTraceability of Danish fish
In 2009, detailed plans for a general traceability system for the Danish fishing industry will be completed. The system will enable the industry to provide electronic traceability information in a standard form for all fish auctioned.
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NewsCDs for fishing plotters free at Kingfisher stand
For over 40 years Kingfisher, a department within the UK based Sea Fish Industry Authority, has supplied fishermen with seabed information. Kingfisher now produces charts and fishing plotter files containing positions of man-made offshore obstructions connected with the UK offshore oil and gas industry and the submarine telecommunications and power ...
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Making waves in sonar technology
eSonar Inc, a company based in St. John’s Newfoundland, Canada, has been developing sonar equipment for a diverse market. eSonar was formed early in 2009 as an underwater sonar service, development and manufacturing company specialising in high technology products for international marine markets.
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NewsDTU Aqua presents results
Staff from The National Institute of Aquatic Resources (DTU Aqua) in Denmark will be at The DTU Aqua stand to present and discuss the results of a recently completed project on electronic monitoring.
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NewsCosmos ready for DanFish 2009
At Danfish, Cosmos will be presenting the latest developments in the Hampidjan Group’s Self-Spreading Helix trawls; latest updates and feedback from the Dynex Warps; and the latest developments of Poly-Ice Xstream trawl doors.
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NewsIt will pay to make more of what we catch
If we believe the more extreme environmental pressure groups, the world’s oceans are becoming so depleted of fish that there will soon be nothing left to catch. However, despite continuous arguments between scientists and fishermen on what can be caught, it is now obvious that some fish stocks are seriously ...
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NewsProtecting fisheries in the pacific – part 1
The international Coral Triangle Initiative has been launched. Credit: Wikimedia/Nick HobgoodThe six country regional cooperation programme will combine technical expertise and funding from multilateral development agencies, NGO’s and donor governments to develop sustainable coastal and marine resources management in the 'Coral Triangle' region of the Pacific. The programme is planned ...
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Saving habitats from inertia
The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) recently published a report entitled: "Our Living Oceans: Habitat" (online version available at http://spo.nwr.noaa.gov/TM83.pdf).
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NewsNew gutting machine from Kroma
Kroma A/S has just introduced the GUTMASTER 3000 to complete its range of gutting machines. This new machine is capable of processing 35 fish per minute.
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NewsCongress votes Chile’s fishing law in 2010
Chile’s Congress is discussing the 237 amendments to the country’s obsolete Fishing and Aquaculture law and it will only be passed as a law in April 2010, reports Peter J. Neilson.
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NewsSouth African fishing alliance formed
WWF South Africa, together with four major fishing industry players - I&J, Oceana, Sea Harvest and Viking - has launched the Responsible Fisheries Alliance (RFA).
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NewsValka delivers equipment to Norwegian salmon industry
Valka has now begun, in cooperation with First Process, to service the growing salmon industry in Norway.
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New break-through net technology from AKVA group
AKVA group showed its new Polarcirkel EcoNet for the first time in Norway at Aqua Nor.
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New vacuum system for net cleaning
A new system developed by fish farmers in Australia will change the way companies around the world tackle the endless, cyclical problem of net cleaning.
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NewsReliable navigation lamps offer versatile mounting options
Revolutionising navigation lighting, Hella marine has introduced its new NaviLED LED navigation lamps. Ultra reliable and energy-efficient, the compact port and starboard lights provide convenient horizontal surface mounting and are highly visible within two nautical miles.
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SELEX Communications awarded support contract by Trinity House
SELEX Communications, a Finmeccanica company, has been awarded a significant, three-year contract by The Corporation of Trinity House, the official General Lighthouse Authority for England, Wales and other British territorial waters (with the exception of Scotland, the Isle of Man, Northern Ireland).
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NewsThe sustainable shipboard fire-fighting solution
Since its introduction by Tyco Fire Suppression and Building Products in 2004, SAPPHIRE® has been widely adopted as the fire suppression system for marine engine rooms and compartments.
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Russian approval for Wilhelmsen Ships Service
The Russian Register (RR) has accepted and approved the ISO 9001:2008 certificate held by Wilhelmsen Ships Service for its fire, rescue and safety services network.
