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NewsCenturion Del Atlantico returns to southern hemisphere
MAN Diesel PrimeServ’s Service Center in Frederikshavn, Denmark, has successfully completed a large main engine repair and overhaul job aboard the Argentine fishing factory trawler Centurion Del Atlantico.
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NewsIQ freezing capacity boosted at Akranes factory
HB Grandi has signed a contract with Skaginn to supply an IQ freezing system for the company’s processing plant in Akranes, which is expected to boost production of individually quick frozen products from 800kg to 2500kg per hour.
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NewsGrenco absorption refrigeration system
For the first time ever an absorption refrigeration system is to operate onboard a large fishing vessel.
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NewsFish and seafood sector warned "act now over banned refrigerant or risk meltdown"
Fish and seafood processors with refrigeration systems running on the common HCFC R22 refrigerant have been urged to act now to secure the future of their businesses.
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NewsThe Advanced way to success
Recently Advanced Food Systems B.V. has had major sales success by selling a large number of machines in Australia, North America and Russia.
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NewsNew freezer to revolutionise the food processing industry
Singapore based Dantech Food Systems has developed a tunnel freezer which is easily movable, energy efficient, easy to install, easy to clean, easy to handle – and easy to sell again.
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NewsMalaysia
Malaysia aims to increase fisheries production by one third - Malaysia’s fisheries industry has reached the half way stage in the government’s programme to increase the nation’s annual fisheries production by 600,000 metric tons (mt) or one third during the current Ninth Five Year Malaysia Plan (2006-2010).
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NewsClosing the gap between fresh and frozen seafood
Lars Nannerup, CEO of Aqualife Logistics"The shellfish industry worldwide is growing dramatically. The whole aquaculture industry is now the fastest growing industry in the world and shellfish in particular is undergoing great developments," says Mr Nannerup."For enzymatic reasons, shellfish will deteriorate quite quickly after it is dead. Our objective is ...
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Future of Scotland's fishing rights
A review of the management of one of Scotland''s national assets - its fish quota - will be the focus of a consultation meeting in Eyemouth.
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Funding for six Nova Scotia harbours
Six small craft harbours on Nova Scotia’s Southwest Shore will benefit from infrastructure improvements.
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Global market for MSC products nears $1bn
The estimated retail value of seafood products bearing the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) logo is now approaching one billion US dollars annually – the second year-on-year growth of around 100% in market value.
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Committee findings highlight need for robust Marine Bill
WWF-UK welcomes the findings of the joint committee report on the Draft Marine Bill which have been published yesterday.
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Lion Capital buys Foodvest
It was agreed last week that private equity firm, Lion Capital will acquire the Foodvest Group from funds advised by CapVest Ltd.
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Business growth priority for new MD of SSMG
Stephen Cameron has been appointed the new managing director of the Scottish Shellfish Marketing Group.
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MSC launches new fishery assessment methodology
After two years of scientific collaboration and consultation, the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) last week launched its new Fishery Assessment Methodology designed to improve the quality and consistency of fisheries assessments, without either raising or lowering the ‘bar’ against which the performance of a fishery is assessed.
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SFF calls on Scottish Cabinet for practical help
The Scottish Fishermen''s Federation has called for the Scottish Government to make a practical financial commitment at today''s Cabinet meeting in Dumfries to ensure the survival of the Scottish fishing industry.
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SFF criticises House of Lords recommendations
While welcoming much of the content of the comprehensive House of Lords committee report on the Common Fisheries Policy, the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation has reacted angrily to the report’s contention that no aid should be given to help fishermen survive the fuel crisis.
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CFCA sets up Vigo office
On 19 July the Community Fisheries Control Agency (CFCA) formally took up residence in Vigo, Spain.
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NewsEmergency aid for European fisheries sector
European ministers have agreed an emergency aid package for the European fishing industry to help cope with the fuel price crisis.
