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Lidl offers MSC-labelled products
Lidl, one of the largest German retailers, has introduced a range of seven frozen and one smoked fish products carrying the Marine Stewardship Council’s (MSC) blue eco-label.
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New Irish Authority
Noel Dempsey T.D., Minister for Department of Communications, Marine and Natural Resources, Ireland, formally announced last week the establishment of the new independent statutory Sea Fisheries Protection Authority (S-FPA) as of the 1st of January 2007.
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World’s largest aquaculture company
The UK competition authority, the Competition Commission, has authorised Pan Fish` acquisition of Marine Harvest.
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Cuts in catching opportunity to be fiercely resisted
With the crucial EU Fish Council talks beginning on the 19 December, the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation (SFF) is warning that any move by the European Commission to cut the catching opportunity for fisheries with a by-catch of cod by 25% would ‘crucify’ the North Sea whitefish fleet and have serious ...
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Fisheries Council prepares to ignore scientific advice for the 5th year in a row, according to WWF
The annual December Fisheries Council starts in Brussels this week, and WWF says “Fisheries Ministers from EU Member States traditionally ignore independent scientific advice and make a mockery of sustainable fisheries management”.
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The fate of spiny dogfish and porbeagle shark
Populations of two species of shark, used for their meat and consumed mainly in the EU, are on the verge of collapse, according to a WWF release.
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Fighting illegal fishing around Antarctica
The Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Living Marine Resources (CCAMLR) has recently adopted measures to fight illegal fishing in the waters around Antarctica.
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Commission proposals agreed
On 21 November the Council of Fisheries Ministers reached political agreement on three important Commission proposals.
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Are environmentalists becomming irrational?
A prominent Dutch fisheries scientist has accused environmentalists of waging a ‘holy war’ against the European fishing industry, reports Pieter Tesch.
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Irish research projects announced
John Browne T.D., Irish Minister for Communi-cations, Marine and Natural Resources has announced that he has secured funding to launch a major new collaborative research prog-ramme between the Irish fishing industry and Marine Institute scientists.
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Latest ICES stock advice
On 20 October, the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) released a report on the status and perspectives of some of the most important Northeast Atlantic fish stocks.
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NewsMixed reaction to seafood report
A new study stating that current trends project the collapse of all currently fished seafood before 2050 has sparked a great debate between the world’s fishing authorities.
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Icelandic Group to close plant
Icelandic® USA, Inc, subsidiary of Icelandic Group plans to close the company’s Cambridge, Maryland production facility by year end 2007.
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Oceana warns that deep-sea gillnet fishery of the northeast Atlantic needs consistent and effective management
The European Commission has proposed to reopen the Northeast Atlantic (NEAT) deep-sea gillnet fishery, which takes place in depths between 200 and 1200 metres in waters north and west of Great Britain and Ireland.
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Canada to modernise Fisheries Act
A proposed overhaul of the 138-year-old Fisheries Act was tabled in the Canadian House of Commons yesterday by the Honourable Loyola Hearn, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans.
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NWWRAC progress update
The North West Waters Regional Advisory Council (NWWRAC) has released a progress update as it moves into its second year of operation.
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Protecting cold water corals at Rockall
WWF and the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation (SFF) have joined forces today to urge the European Commission and Member States to close an area of Rockall Bank (368 km west of North Uist in Scotland) to all fishing.
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Survival of discarded velvet crabs
Research undertaken by staff at the NAFC Marine Centre has shown that there is a high survival rate of velvet crabs discarded from the local fishery.
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Record breaking marine discoveries
Scientists intrigued by life around hottest-ever seafloor vent; Manhattan-sized school of fish off New Jersey coast; More new than familiar species on Antarctic seafloor.
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Scottish Minister meets with fishermen before December Council
Scottish Fisheries Minister Ross Finnie met with fishermen yesterday for the last time before heading to Brussels for talks with other European Ministers to agree fishing opportunities for next year.
