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NewsIt depends on the yield
German manufacturer NOCK will be displaying its skinning machines at Seafood Processing Europe.
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World’s largest seafood event
Organised in two distinct areas within the same exhibition centre, this combination approach places each sector under its own spotlight and gives buyers easy access to the products and services they are looking for.SPESeafood Processing Europe offers the best coverage in equipment and materials for the seafood processing industry. Boasting ...
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NewsCombined fish & cargo centre
The Port of Tvoroyri is the co-ordinator of the Suðuroy-Tvoroyristand exhibition stand at NAFF that is being sponsored by the Municipality of Tvoroyri.
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New trawls add business value
With design, development and production facilities and repair workshops in the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Newfoundland, Vónin® offers products and services for trawlers and purse seiners of every type, as well as for the fish farming industry.
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News“Jens Leon” transformed
"Jens Leon"The Faroese stern trawler “Jens Leon” FD 830, recently returned home from Peterhead Maintenance Hall totally transformed after a 10 day tie up which involved new encasement of fish handling area steelworks, aqua blasting and mechanical preparations of corroded areas inboard, on hull, internal water tanks and new polyurea.The ...
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NewsNAFF growing bigger and better
NAFF logoThe fair will be held in the largest hall in Tórshavn, and indeed the Faroes, enabling all exhibitors to be under the same 5,000m2 roof. According to the organisers, the new venue offers much better conditions, as the event is now held in halls instead of tents.During the North ...
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NewsSri Lanka
Government to launch long term fisheries development plan - Sri Lanka is due to finalise a new long term fisheries development plan early in 2007 aimed at increasing domestic fisheries production and expanding processed fish exports to major international markets. The government is keen for the fishing industry to develop ...
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NewsFatigue problem for trawlers highlighted
A recent report by the UK’s Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) into the loss of a trawler has again highlighted the problem of fatigue amongst fishermen
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Comments for MSC
Recently the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) asked for public comment on the main criteria of its environmental standards for sustainable fishing. This was a good thing to do and I sincerely hope that many people responded. No doubt, the MSC is feeling the need for increasing the general understanding of ...
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Sad loss of two industry figures
Last month sadly saw the loss of two industry figures who have been familiar faces at trade exhibitions and within the fishing industry for many years, Morgére’s Jean-Gabriel Podeur, 59, and Sicor’s Oscar Rodrigues, 75. They will both be greatly missed by the World Fishing team and no doubt by ...
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Countries agree to strengthen port state control measures
All 131 countries attending a high level FAO meeting on world fisheries in Rome agreed to start a process leading to the adoption of a legally binding international agreement establishing control measures in ports where fish is landed, transhipped or processed in order to combat illegal fishing. The decision came ...
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Success for new longline hauling system
Researchers at the Norwegian College of Fishery Science have seen encouraging results from a new hauling system used in longline fishing.
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Oceana: Discard statistics
According to Oceana, discarded fish constitutes 8% of the total weight of the world’s captures, or more than 7.3 million tonnes of fish that are thrown away at sea.
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“Atlantic Dawn” goes Dutch
The arrival of “Atlantic Dawn”, the world’s largest trawler, in the Dutch port of Velsen in March to join the Dutch fleet marked the end of Irish involvement in pelagic freezers and the strengthening of the Pelagic Freezer trawler Association’s (PFA) position, reports Pieter Tesch.
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NewsA shipload of cod
It is now clearer than ever before that bad scientific data has unnecessarily poisoned and devastated the lives of tens of thousands of fishing families across Europe, and sent the careers of many young and older professional fishermen into terminal decline.
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WWF: Companies rally to save Mediterranean bluefin tuna
Major companies and organisations have joined WWF in a commitment to healthy oceans by signing an open letter appealing to the European Commission and Member States to take action, before it is too late, for bluefin tuna in the Mediterranean.
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Canada: six new Coast Guard vessels for Pacific Region
The Canadian government yesterday announced details of six new vessels to be based in British Columbia as part of the Canadian Coast Guard’s modernisation of its fleet.
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UK barramundi farm sold
Acting for Napier Brown Holdings, the Southampton office of Edward Symmons has sold the UK’s only barramundi farm, one of the largest farms in Europe.
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Atlantis acquires a majority share in Coral Sea Fishing
Atlantis Group has recently finalised the acquisition of a majority share in Coral Sea Fishing, a market leading company in food processing technologies.
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Some Icelandic fish linked to whaling
The Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society (WDCS) has said that the whaling industry in Iceland is inextricably linked to parts of its fishing industry.
