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Do we change the fish in water?
What could make 17 scientists from eight European countries, most of them associated with their national fisheries research institutes, team up to author a rather short article describing a situation that is well-known and has been written about before?
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NewsFishbam's canning range
Canning machinery manufacturer Fishbam has recently opened one of the biggest canneries in Algeria and has told World Fishing that the company plans to diversify commercial operations in Europe.
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Asiservy acquires TUNIPACK®-300
Canning company Hermasa has recently struck a rental deal for its TUNIPACK-300 tuna filler with Ecuadorian processor Asiservy.
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NewsMarelec's intelligent portion cutter
According to Marelec, the PORTIO I is an economic portion cutting machine which uses state-of-the-art technology to cut with high precision.
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NewsHi-tech shrimp processing
Innotec Systems B.V. designs hi-tech processing solutions and has made many developments in the field of shrimp processing.
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Peruza develops new equipment
Latvian company Peruza has developed an efficient new volumetric dozer for small pelagic fish which has been industrially approved.
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NewsFriedr. Dick's SaniGrip knife series
Friedr. Dick''s new SaniGrip knife series is the result of what the company calls "the intensive exchange of information between research and practice".
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NewsNew EM103 pinbone remover
Kaj Olessen A/S has recently launched its newest pinbone remover - the EASY-MATIC 103, designed for salmon and trout.
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NewsIndustrial fish skinning machine 460TA
Food machinery manufacturer Cretel has launched its newest semi-automatic fish skinning machine - the 460TA.
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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.
