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Researching Europe correctly?
Norwegian body Nofima is heading a research project to establish whether fisheries scientists in Europe are carrying out the best and most useful research.
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3X completes deals at SPE 2008
3X Technology had a very successful exhibition at Seafood Processing Europe 2008 in Brussels last month, where it was present for the ninth year running.
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IUU – up to €500,000 fines
A public blacklist and fines up to €500,000 to tackle illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, are part of a tough new EU regime proposal which swept through the European Parliament (EP) on 5 June by 624 votes in favour to 12 against with 8 abstentions.
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NewsLittle oil for stormy waters
The fishermen and farmers of Europe were the first high-profile group to take action on fuel prices in what has become a deepening worry for every citizen in the EU.
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The environmentally friendly fire extinguisher
According to fire extinguisher manufacturer Thermax AS, there are several problems connected to the use of traditional fire extinguishers such as dry chemical models.
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NewsSTILL presents the RX 70 Hybrid
Hamburg based STILL GmbH remains on the path to low energy consumption and CO2 emissions with the new RX 70 Hybrid diesel lift truck.
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NewsSkipper Electronics launches the Compact EML224
Skipper Electronics manufactures marine electronics for the fishing fleet, based on experience, research and tradition.
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NewsNew hull unit allows small vessels to use big sonar
Simrad has developed a new, smaller hull unit for its Simrad SX90 sonar family.
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NewsIncreasing onboard efficiency
Promens Aalesund has succeeded in supplying insulated tubs for the onboard handling of fresh fish and the tubs are today being used in all segments of the fishing industry, onshore and inshore, as well as on board.
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NewsOptimism in a challenging market
Norwegian company Moltech Norge AS supplies complete equipment solutions for the European fishing fleet and can look back at almost 30 years of experience in the installation and service of a wide range of equipment, ranging from radars to long range sonars.
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MAN Diesel’s environmental milestone
MAN Diesel is relaunching its portfolio, making all its engines compatible with the limits established by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) in its Tier II regulations.
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Hanstholm companies exhibit together
A delegation of seven companies from Hanstholm, Denmark - including Port of Hanstholm and Hanstholm Port Forum - will be heading to Norway to participate in their joint stand at Nor-Fishing.
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New electronic catch recording and reporting system
Norwegian company Fisknett AS has developed a new electronic recording and reporting system (ERS) called ''eCatch – electronic catch logbook''.
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NewsRecord-breaking freezer orders
After a record breaking year in 2007, DSI has announced record sales of vertical and horizontal plate freezers during the first half of 2008.
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NewsNew method for onboard safety
Dreyer Kompetanse AS has developed the Whatif-Method – an easy and involving new technique to identify the risks and hazards onboard ships and deep-sea fishing vessels.
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Cosmos to showcase 'light version shrimp gear package'
Cosmos Trawl A/S will be using Nor-Fishing to showcase the latest developments the company has made to make its gear more fuel efficient for its shrimp customers in Norway.
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Nor-Fishing 2008 Preview
“This year the Nor-Fishing Foundation is organising the 22nd international fishery trade show since 1960, and we are pleased to see that many of the previous years’ exhibitors are returning to this year’s exhibition. In fact, most of the exhibition area was fully booked in the early spring of this ...
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NewsNorway
Norway 2008: Herring shoals and cod dreams - Good old herring and brand new cod represent the 2008 catches and the future farming of Norway, reports Hans Morten Sundnes. Norwegian spring spawning herring has grown to be the third largest fish stock in the world and farmed cod is eager ...
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WWF: No justice, chance for cod recovery is lost
While today scientists from the International Council for the Exploitation of the Sea (ICES) have announced that cod stocks continue to be chronically overfished in almost all European waters and recommended again zero catches, the Council of the European Union has been given further reign to ignore scientific advice and ...
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NOAA: 7 stocks removed from overfishing lists, none added
NOAA has announced that seven stocks have been removed from the overfishing list and no new stocks added in their annual report to Congress on the status of fishing stocks.
