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Offshore mussel farm lease granted
Offshore Shellfish Ltd (OSL) has been granted a lease by The Crown Estate to develop a pioneering offshore, rope cultured mussel farm in Lyme Bay, Devon, UK. Work will soon start on a pilot project, and at its full development of 15.4sq km, the farm will be the largest of its kind in Europe. 03 Sep 2010
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Young’s unveils premium frozen fish line
UK seafood giant Young’s has launched a new range of premium fish dishes for retail which the Findus company hopes will start the biggest category shake-up of the year. 03 Sep 2010
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HB Grandi triples pelagic production
To date, HB Grandi’s pelagic vessels have landed 27,000 tonnes of Atlanto-Scandian herring and mackerel at its Vopnafjördur factory, representing a significant reduction in catch compared to last year, when 41,000 tonnes of mackerel and herring had been landed by this stage. 03 Sep 2010
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Boats landed €18m of illegal pelagics
Six trawlermen from Shetland, UK, face unlimited fines and multi-million pound confiscation orders for illegally landing £15 million (€18.3 million/$23.2 million) worth of herring and mackerel. 31 Aug 2010
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Stark’s 16.8m steel trawler project
Stark Bros Ltd of Lyttelton, New Zealand, is well into the construction of its latest design and build project, a 16.8-metre steel fishing trawler. 30 Aug 2010
Profits soar for Scots salmon company
Edinburgh-based Scottish Salmon Company has seen its first-half pre-tax profits rise year-on-year from £1.7 million (€2 million/$2.6 million) to £12.1 million (€14.5 million/$18.6 million), while turnover has doubled to £42.6 million (€51.1 million/$65.6 million). 02 Sep 2010
UK seafood training centre to shut
A centre that has helped train hundreds of people for the UK seafood industry is set to close because its funding has been withdrawn. 01 Sep 2010
Iceland minister: 'it’s our right' to fish mackerel
Iceland's fisheries minister told the UK’s Channel 4 News that his country's trawlers have the right to fish greater quantities of mackerel from its waters, despite growing protests from Scottish fishermen. 31 Aug 2010
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New Navtex receiver from McMurdo stable
McMurdo has launched a new Navtex receiver, the Smartfind GMDSS Navtex. 01 Sep 2010
Ore supplies fish tracking project
Ore Offshore recently completed a shipment of 100 long-life acoustic releases. 31 Aug 2010
Iridium’s Openport proves popular with Spanish fleet
US-based Iridium Communications has received orders for more than 100 Iridium OpenPort broadband satellite terminals for installation on Spanish commercial fishing vessels. 31 Aug 2010
Stark’s 16.8m steel trawler project
Stark Bros Ltd of Lyttelton, New Zealand, is well into the construction of its latest design and build project, a 16.8-metre steel fishing trawler. 30 Aug 2010
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