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- Canadian government funds PEI aquaculture projects
- Scots fishermen call for government support on fishing days
- World’s largest fish feed carrier nearing completion
- Canadian government funds Vancouver Island aquaculture projects
- Chinnok license retirement programme announced in British Columbia
- High Liner acquires Icelandic Group's US and Asian operations
- NFI Crab Council welcomes new crab sustainability group
- MSC: Fisheries engaged in shark finning will not be certified
- Cumbrian employees facing uncertainty
- MEPs reject EU-Morocco fisheries agreement extension
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SFF Services appoints John Buchan
SFF Services Ltd has appointed John C Buchan to the role of Marine Assurance Officer in a move that it says will provide crucial support to the company’s Operations Team. 27 Jan 2012
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Illegal fishing damages conservation site
The UK’s National Marine Aquarium has confirmed that the Scylla Reef, an artificial reef close to Whitsand Bay in Cornwall, has suffered significant damage following illegal fishing. 26 Jan 2012
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Hong Kong chain stops serving shark fin
The Hong Kong-based luxury hotel chain Shangri-La has announced it will stop serving shark fin at its 72 properties worldwide. 26 Jan 2012
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Sainsbury’s launches 100th MSC product
Sainsbury’s has announced the launch of its 100th MSC certified product, leading the way as the largest UK retailer of sustainably sourced seafood. 25 Jan 2012
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WWF report on ‘wild west’ fishing
A new WWF commissioned study strongly suggests that fisheries access agreements with developing countries and fuel subsidies have led to a ‘slash and burn’ attitude by European Union vessels fishing overseas. 25 Jan 2012
FAO publishes MPA technical guidelines
The FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Department has just published FAO Technical Guidelines for Responsible Fisheries, on the management of marine protected area and fisheries. 27 Jan 2012
Are untraditional species profitable?
Norwegian fishermen do not want to fish or produce untraditional marine species, despite the fact that an overwhelming number of reports indicate that the species have great potential, reports Nofima. 27 Jan 2012
Export potential for Tasmanian oysters
The Tasmanian Deputy Premier Bryan Green has said that a new focus on exporting Tasmanian oysters had the potential to significantly increase the value of the industry to the State. 27 Jan 2012
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BAP certifies first salmon plant
The Best Aquaculture Practices program has awarded its first certification of a salmon-processing facility to Multiexport Foods S.A. in Puerto Montt, Chile. 26 Jan 2012
Canadian government funds PEI aquaculture projects
Gail Shea, Regional Minister for Prince Edward Island (PEI) and Keith Ashfield, Canadian Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, have announced almost $970,000 of funding for three aquaculture projects in PEI. 26 Jan 2012
Longline device wins 2011 Smart Gear Competition
Japan’s Kazuhiro Yamazaki won the WWF 2011 International Smart Gear Competition with his Yamazaki Double-Weight Branchline. 25 Jan 2012
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VCU TCD has fabricated new Osey Urk flyshooting winches for flyshooter/twin-rigger H-426 Neeltje, owned by Osprey Trawlers Ltd. 24 Jan 2012
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