All Industry News articles – Page 266
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Groups appeal NS fish farm approval
Local community members from St. Mary’s Bay and the Atlantic Salmon Federation have filed an appeal to the Nova Scotia Supreme Court to oppose the creation of one of the province’s largest fish farms.
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New Executive Director of CFCA
The Administrative Board of the Community Fisheries Control Agency has announced the appointment of Pascal Savouret as Executive Director.
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CFP must not be a ‘wasted opportunity’
The European Commission is set to reveal its plans tomorrow for a new Common Fisheries Policy with the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation warning that it must not prove a wasted opportunity.
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NewsHigher catches in Bay of Biscay proposed
The European Commission has proposed fishing opportunities for anchovy fishing in the Bay of Biscay for the season 1 July 2011-30 June 2012.
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Louisiana shrimp fishermen look to enzyme treatment to prevent blackspot
In an effort to bring top quality, more eco-friendly shellfish to market, Louisiana’s shrimp industry has begun testing an innovative sulphite-free liquid enzyme treatment to prevent melanosis, or black spot, in harvested shellfish.
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Commercial shrimp fishery to re-open off Texas on 15 July
The federal waters of the Gulf of Mexico, from 9 to 200 nautical miles off Texas, will open to commercial shrimp trawling 30 minutes after official sunset, local time, on 15 July 2011.
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Norwegian seafood exports up by NOK1.9bn
The value of exports of Norwegian seafood in the first half-year of 2011 totalled NOK25.9bn, according to the latest figures from the Norwegian Seafood Export Council.
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WaveSentry project launched
The WaveSentry project consortium has secured co-funding from the Technology Strategy Board to develop a new information and forecasting tool for managing the risks of marine operations in adverse sea states.
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JNCC launches consultation on three MPAs
The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) launched a public consultation on the selection of three important marine protected areas for reef habitat and carbonate structures.
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MSC products secure price premium
New research shows that UK retailers are achieving a price premium of over 14%, and achieving higher sales, for products bearing the MSC ecolabel, compared with their non-labelled equivalents.
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NIWA Chairman: New Zealand urgently needs a National Oceans Strategy
Chairman of NIWA, the National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research, Chris Mace says New Zealand urgently needs a National Oceans Strategy, to sustainably manage and use its extensive marine resources to boost the economy.
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NewsChile applauded for banning shark finning
Yesterday, the Chilean National Congress passed legislation that completely bans shark finning.
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NewsOcean Safety back in business after fire
Just four months a fire which destroyed the factory and offices of Ocean Safety’s depot in Port Glasgow, the company has opened its doors once again.
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NewsISSF commits to tuna projects
The International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) has launched the Make the Commitment project, the next phase of its effort to transform tuna fisheries.
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Whale research vessel to take anti-whaling message to IWC meeting
A whale research vessel sets sail from London tomorrow in a symbolic journey to Jersey to take an anti-whaling message to this year’s meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC).
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Shell and BP join World Ocean Council
Oil and gas industry majors BP and Shell have joined the growing number of leading companies from a range of ocean industries that are distinguishing themselves as members of the World Ocean Council (WOC).
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£2.4m grant-funded harbour development gets underway
A significant grant from the European Fisheries Fund (EFF) is being used towards the regeneration of Southwold harbour in east Suffolk.
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NewsISSF bycatch project cruise
A research vessel has returned safely to the Seychelles after a two week cruise in the Indian Ocean to study the behaviour of sharks and other fish species swimming around fish aggregating devices (FADs).
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AgriMarine to rear bluefin Tuna in Japan
AgriMarine Holdings Inc. has entered into a Research & Development Agreement with Tokai University in Japan for a project to rear bluefin tuna on a commercial scale, using AgriMarine''s solid-wall closed containment systems.
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Europeans eating somebody else’s fish
A report by OCEAN2012 and the new economics foundation reveals that, as of 3 July, the EU will be dependent on seafood from elsewhere, six days earlier than last year.
