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    Coppens introduces new feeds

    2009-04-01T10:02:00Z

    Stand: 8-4739 Coppens International’s newest high energy fish feeds TroCo ULTRA, ULTIMATE, and SPECTRA support sustainable trout farming.

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    CFS introduces new generation CFS OptiFlour®

    2009-04-01T09:47:00Z

    Stand:4-6043 At SPE 2009, CFS will introduce the new generation CFS OptiFlour®, a flour applicator, which applies coatings ranging from a thin pre-dust to seeded flour types and light to medium crumbs.

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    Pick, process and place

    2009-04-01T09:38:00Z

    Stand: 4-5915 Cabinplant has developed new customised lines using the latest robot and vision technology.

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    ARCOS to launch thawing equipment

    2009-04-01T09:35:00Z

    Stand: 4-6123 ARCOS, specialists in drying, smoking and cooking for more than 15 years, will be using SPE 2009 to launch its thawing equipment on the global market.

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    A world of business opportunity

    2009-04-01T09:32:00Z

    Seafood Processing Europe 2009 will be staged in Brussels, Belgium between 28 and 30 April 2009, alongside the European Seafood Exposition.

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    Green is the colour of the future

    2009-04-01T09:26:00Z

    A few weeks ago, British television carried a story stating that supermarkets should be forced to pay for the disposal of the packaging on the food products that they sell.

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    China

    2009-04-01T08:54:00Z

    Aquaculture grows as marine capture declines - China exported 2.97 million tonnes of fishery products worth US$10.6 billion in 2008, according to recently published Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) figures.

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    Fisheries and seafood leadership in ensuring a sustainable ocean and industry

    2009-04-01T08:47:00Z

    Fisheries and seafood leadership on sustainability is important to the future of the ocean. Credit: NOAAFisheries and seafood industry leadership in 'Corporate Ocean Responsibility' is essential to navigating this critical juncture and ensuring the long term health of the industry.Fisheries and seafood leadership on addressing sustainability issues is not only ...

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    What certification?

    2009-04-01T08:40:00Z

    The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) that was one of the parents of the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) appears to be all set to spawn another fish watcher - the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC).

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    Brazil to become major exporter

    2009-04-01T08:37:00Z

    Brazil''s President, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, has signalled his country''s intention to become a player and major exporter in the fishing industry: "In some years, we will become great fish producers," Mr Lula said during his weekly radio show recently.

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    Sri Lanka improves fishing efficiency

    2009-04-01T08:36:00Z

    Sri Lanka has begun using satellite data for fish forecasting to improve the efficiency of the island''s fishing industry, reports Chandani Jayatilleke.

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    Spain to support sustainability as a tool to design a new fisheries management model

    2009-03-26T15:27:00Z

    Last week the Spanish Ministry of the Environment and Rural and Marine Affairs (MARM) informed the Council of Ministers about its involvement in the World Fishing Exhibition, which will take place in Vigo from 16-19 November.

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    Reef fish Working Group formed to assist industry

    2009-03-26T15:01:00Z

    Australian Primary Industries and Fisheries Minister Tim Mulherin has established a Working Group to assist the commercial fishing industry in the wake of damage caused to reefs and in turn fish populations by Cyclone Hamish.

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    Collaboration set to enhance scientific skills

    2009-03-26T14:42:00Z

    Fisheries Research Services (FRS), Aberdeen and NAFC Marine Centre, Shetland, have entered into a joint agreement to combine the skills of the two organisations in the area of aquatic resource management more effectively

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    New patented robot gripper from Valka

    2009-03-26T14:35:00Z

    Valka will demonstrate, at Seafood Processing Europe in Brussels, a brand new robotic solution – the RobotFeeder – to feed fish products automatically to processing lines, including IQF freezers and portioning machines.

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    New Seafish course will save fishermen's lives

    2009-03-26T14:32:00Z

    East Coast fishermen have been chosen as the first in the UK to receive a free damage control kit and special training in how to save their boat and their lives if they start taking on water.

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    WESMAR announces 12th year of Technical Training

    2009-03-26T14:22:00Z

    WESMAR has announced the dates for its popular Technical Training classes, which will be held this year on 15–16 June and again on 17-18 August at company headquarters in Woodinville, WA, USA.

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    Financial support for ISA affected companies

    2009-03-26T14:20:00Z

    A package of financial support for small and medium-sized fish-farming companies affected by the outbreak of Infectious Salmon Anaemia (ISA) in Shetland has been announced.

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    Talks with fishing fleet

    2009-03-26T14:01:00Z

    Scottish Fisheries Secretary Richard Lochhead is to meet with Scotland''s fishing industry leaders to discuss the impact of the current economic crisis and the implementation of the days at sea regime.

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    Rethink on effort control plans

    2009-03-26T13:58:00Z

    A visit by Commission officials to Scotland planned for next week (31 March/1 April) will include a meeting in Edinburgh with an industry/government group, where the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation will press the EC for a rethink on its effort control plans that are threatening the economic viability of large sections ...