The new conference, organised by Mercator Media Ltd, is being pioneered by the Icelandic government, companies already involved in processing the whole fish and research company Mat\u00eds.<\/p>\n
The future of fishing relies on innovation and development, and the conference will provide a unique opportunity to learn from companies already involved in this process. Limited resources of certain species of fish mean that companies are looking to achieve zero waste. This will not only benefit the environment but also provide an increase in sales revenue. <\/p>\n
The three conference sessions will address the issues and techniques of how to utilise the entire fish and maximise returns. <\/p>\n
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An innovative session from the companies who are using this technology today to adapt the manufacturing and processing lines to maximise return by utilising the entire fish, with no wastage.<\/p>\n
This session will address how wild pelagic can join the fish waste revolution. <\/p>\n
This session will finish the one-day conference by looking at cultivated and farmed species and how they can also provide ROI for processors and catchers.<\/p>\n