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Nominations sought for US Delegation to IWC
NOAA Fisheries is calling for nominees for the US Delegation to the June 2008 International Whaling Commission (IWC) annual meeting.
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Wanted: Information on IUU fishing
NOAA Fisheries is seeking information regarding nations whose vessels are engaged in illegal, unregulated, or unreported (IUU) fishing or engaged in bycatch of protected living marine resources (PLMRs).
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Coastguard monitoring drifting Russian fish factory ship
Clyde Coastguard are currently monitoring the progress of the 73 metre Russian fish factory stern trawler "Aquamarine" which was heading for Killybegs after initially being taken under tow by another Russian fishing vessel the 93 metre "Mikhail Borodin" yesterday afternoon.
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New maps and language to make fisheries regulations easier
Adhering to fisheries rules and regulations will be made much easier for Queenslanders with the introduction of the Fisheries Regulation 2008.
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News5 sets of doors for Iceland
Thyborøn Trawldoors has recently announced that five sets of Thyboron doors type 9 and type 12 are ready to go to Iceland for the following companies: Brim HF, Sildarvinnslan HF, Thorbjorn and Fisk Seafood HF.
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The Nature Conservancy and trawl fisherman partner to pilot new conservation tool
In October last year, The Nature Conservancy announced the launch of the organisation’s first Conservation Fishing Agreement. The Agreement between a central coast fisherman and the Conservancy is aimed at helping sustain fisheries, protect California’s marine resources and support fishing communities.
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NewsShetland sea trials investigate potential benefits of the ‘T90’ trawl
The first set of UK sea trials to assess the potential benefits of using ‘turned mesh’ or ‘T90’ netting has just been completed by Seafish, with encouraging results.
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North Sea: 450t in 10 weeks
Bob Mainprize, skipper and owner of the "Maggie M", a trawler fishing in the North Sea, installed a Notus trawl monitoring system to monitor his single and twin rig gear over two years ago.
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New hull from Macduff Ship Design
Macduff Ship Design, in conjunction with CTO [a renowned tank testing facility in Gdansk, Poland] has completed an exhaustive study into the performance of trawler hull forms and has developed a new one.
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New trawler for argentine owner
The port of Mar del Plata, located about 400 km south of Buenos Aires, has a long history as a centre for commercial fishing.
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NewsValka introduces next generation grading equipment
Valka has installed a new grading and packing line for fresh fish products at Nyfiskur in Sandgerdi, Iceland.
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Unique and tested solutions
When global tooling manufacturer Unimerco participates in the Danish pavilion at SPE, there will be some considerably tested tools on display, as the company’s tools are in use in some of the world’s biggest fish factories.
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NewsProducts made for the customer
According to Stette, it''s defrosting systems have an unique position in the market because of the combination between technology, price and customer fitted solutions. The result is a defrosting process where the quality of the seafood stays the same before and after defrosting.
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NewsSairem's radio frequency tunnel for thawing
The Sairem radio frequency tunnel can thaw (from -20°C to -3/-1°C) frozen blocks or IQF products in a few minutes.
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TN200 from PROCONCEPT
PROCONCEPT is a specialist in the field of smoked salmon slicing and fixed-weight batching.
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Preferred Freezer Services: now open in Jacksonville, Florida
Preferred Freezer Services'' new ultra-modern facility is now open and ready for business!
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NewsHot and cold smoking units for fish processing
Over the years NESS has designed a smoking chamber which has improved the colour and the consistency of treated fish products.
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NewsMarel Food Systems at SPE
At SPE Marel Food Systems will be exhibiting a broad range of equipment from its AEW Delford, Carnitech Salmon, Dantech, Marel and Scanvaegt brands.
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NewsProcessing equipment for more than shrimp
Though Laitram Machinery was founded with the invention of the shrimp peeler, today the company manufactures a range of high-quality processing equipment.
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VISIOMASTER from Kroma A/S
Danish manufacturer of processing industry solutions, Kroma A/S, is striving to reduce the processing cost for each kilo of processed fish.
