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Remembering Harry Winsor (1917-2008)
Harry Winsor, a Newfoudlander was one of the founders of the FAO’s Fisheries Department.
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More local management and local rights?
The European Parliament’s (EP) Fisheries’ Committee has pushed the door wider open for the growth of local stock management and traditional rights for small operations to fish and earn a decent living.
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NewsNOAA scientists train African team to be fisheries observers
A team of NOAA scientists recently travelled to Ghana to teach 40 government officials and university students to become trained marine resource observers, able to provide scientific data needed to manage their fish stocks.
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NewsLaunch of "Atlantis"
"Atlantis" OB 991, a vivier-crabber for brown crabs, was launched in early March.
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Keel laying of Icelandic vessel
In March, the keel laying ceremony of the Coast Guard Vessel for the Government of Iceland took place at ASMAR Talcahuano.
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ARESA Boat's signs €77m contract with Government of Angola
The Government of Angola has awarded a contract for the construction of 210 fishing and general missions’ coastal boats to the Spanish company ARESA Boat''s.
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Solstrand to build trawler
Solstrand AS has won a contract with Olympic Prawns in Fosnavåg, Norway, to build a multi-functional stern trawler.
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Two new live fish carriers
Aas Mek Verksted has released details of new contracts with Bømlo Brønnbåtservce AS, Norway, for two new live fish carriers.
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Piriou's three new tuna seiners
In July 2007, Sapmer ordered three new tuna purse seiners from Piriou.
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New “Daystar” BF 151
Macduff Shipyards Limited has recently built a steel hulled trawler “Daystar” BF 151, for Colin Mitchell from Gardenstown and Steven West from Fraserburgh.
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MCíes develops the planes of two oceanographic vessels
The Galician shipyard, MCíes, is in the second phase of development of the planes of the two oceanographics that it is constructing for the Spanish Institute of Oceanography.
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NewsFisheries research vessel "Alba Na Mara"
Macduff Shipyards Limited has recently completed its most prestigious order to date, with the handing over of the fisheries research vessel "Alba Na Mara".
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NewsGhana to process tuna in large quantities
Ghana''s Minister for Fisheries, Gladys Asmah, has said that from the middle of this year, Ghana will harvest and process tuna in large quantities for export to European markets under the Phenegan Project.
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Australian company creates artificial breeding regime for SBT
Australian aquaculture pioneer Clean Seas Tuna Limited has become the first organisation in the world to create an artificial breeding regime for Southern Bluefin Tuna.
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Mediterranean tuna fleet in race for the last bluefin
The most comprehensive analysis yet of the Mediterranean bluefin tuna fleet shows it conservatively having twice the fishing capacity of current quotas and more than three and a half times the catch levels recommended by scientists to avoid stock collapse, states a WWF release.
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Hoshizaki's new self contained cubelet ice machine
Hoshizaki America, Inc. has announced the new F-330BAH-C - a self contained cubelet ice machine with built-in storage.
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Spiral freezers optimise hygiene
FMC FoodTech has optimised hygiene capabilities and increased line capacity with the new GYRoCOMPACT® M10 and M10 Twin Stack spiral freezer models.
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Ammonia spray chiller for RSW system
Isotherm has developed a compact, low ammonia charge high efficiency spray chiller for onboard Refrigerated Sea Water (RSW) systems.
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Grenco Marine opens Miami service station
As a result of increasing business and the continuous ambition to improve its service activities, Grenco B.V. Marine Refrigeration in The Netherlands has decided to open a service station in Miami to cover the United States and the Caribbean region.
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NewsJumbo Geneglace ice maker in Canada
Fishing has always played a dominant role in the economy of Newfoundland. In the 19th Century, the island became the centre of a summer fishery in which cod was taken and dried with solar heat and salt.