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  • Part of the hull in the Hatsan Shipyard. Photo/HB Grandi: Thórarinn Sigurbjörnsson
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    HB Grandi vessel takes shape

    2014-05-04T09:26:00Z

    Construction of HB Grandi’s new pelagic vessel at the Celiktrans yard in Turkey is progressing well, the company reports.

  • Filleting waste is an "unexploited gold mine", says Sissel Albrektsen
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    Phosphorus production gold mine

    2014-05-02T16:54:00Z

    Limited access to global reserves of phosphorus, a vital mineral added to salmon feed, means the industry must increase its use of current sources, says Nofima.

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    Stand-alone units from DSI

    2014-05-01T17:34:00Z

    Dybvad Stål Industri (DSI) has launched its Horizontal Stand-alone plate freezer.

  • Even a minor cut could threaten the economic viability of many Australian fishing operations. Photo: Tim J Keegan/Flickr
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    Oz tax increases opposed

    2014-05-01T17:02:00Z

    The Commonwealth Fisheries Association (CFA) is opposing the Australian Coalition Government’s proposal to increase tax for professional fishermen.

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    Starfrost strikes a deal with Milmeq

    2014-05-01T15:36:00Z

    British freezing and chilling system manufacturer Starfrost has struck an exclusive supply deal with leading Australasian food processing equipment specialist, Milmeq.

  • The world’s biggest fish feeding steel barge
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    World’s largest fish feeding barge ordered

    2014-05-01T13:49:00Z

    Estonian company Marketex Marine has been awarded a contract by AKVA Group to build the biggest fish feeding steel barge in the world.

  • Taurus
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    ‘Taurus’ joins the Russian fleet

    2014-05-01T13:19:00Z

    Modern fishing vessel ‘Taurus’ has entered service in Russia.

  • A recently launched trawler is fitting out alongside at Mahachai Dockyard. Credit: Haig-Brown photos courtesy of Cummins Marine
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    More boats but crew shortages in Thailand

    2014-05-01T12:02:00Z

    After a bit of a lull in construction, Thailand’s Mahachai Dockyard had six trawlers in various stages of completion in mid-April of 2014, reports Alan Haig-Brown.

  • The MSC certified tuna is sourced from the Maldives from fishermen using the pole and line technique
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    Sainsbury’s launches sustainable sandwich

    2014-05-01T11:18:00Z

    Sainsbury’s is the UK’s first retailer to launch a Marine Stewardship Council certified sustainable tuna sandwich.

  • The Granville Bay whelk fishery has become the first whelk fishery worldwide to enter MSC certification. Photo Marine Stewardship Council
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    Whelk fishery enters MSC programme

    2014-05-01T10:46:00Z

    The Granville Bay whelk fishery has become the first whelk fishery worldwide to enter Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification.

  • The DigAtoN. Licence: CC BY 3.0
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    Digital Deep Sea launches new AIS aids

    2014-04-30T16:32:00Z

    Digital Deep Sea has introduced a new range of AIS aids to navigation (AtoNs) called DigAtoN.

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    Russia plans to make quota changes

    2014-04-30T15:47:00Z

    The Russian government plans to tighten fishing conditions in the country, reports Eugene Gerden.

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    SCS accredited to for ASC assessments

    2014-04-30T14:21:00Z

    SCS Global Services has been accredited to conduct assessments under the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) standard for farmed salmon.

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    Carson Roper joins BAP

    2014-04-30T13:32:00Z

    Carson Roper has joined the Global Aquaculture Alliance’s Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) division as its new international business development manager.

  • Oceana says the abundance of large Baltic Sea cod is crucial
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    Oceana questions Baltic Sea discard ban

    2014-04-30T12:46:00Z

    Oceana is questioning Baltic Sea fisheries directors’ adopted proposal to decrease the size of cod allowed for human consumption, stating it risks opening up a market for undersized fish.

  • CAIA executive director, Ruth Salmon, and John Duncan, Minister of State and Chief Government Whip, discuss aquaculture in Canada
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    Canada’s aquaculture strategy moves to next phase

    2014-04-30T12:03:00Z

    Canada’s national aquaculture strategy is entering its second phase.

  • Black sea bass is one of the species rebuilt to target level in 2013, according to a new NOAA report. Credit: NOAA
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    NOAA reports show positive trends

    2014-04-30T11:08:00Z

    US commercial and recreational saltwater fishing generated more than $199 billion in sales in 2012, a gain of 7% over the previous year, with the economic impact of fishing jobs increasing 3% from 2011 to 2012, according to a new NOAA Fisheries economics report.

  • The Sonic Kaijo KCS3885Z
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    New Sonic Kaijo sonar

    2014-04-30T10:44:00Z

    New Norwegian purse seiner ‘Sulebas’ has been fitted with a new Seapix 3D sonar, a Sodena Ecdis 8, a Sonic Kaijo KCS3885Z sonar and a Sonic Kaijo KSE300 sonar.

  • The countries will work together on projects in Sumatra and other locations. Photo: Fabio Achilli/Flickr
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    Dutch-Indonesian partnership to improve fish products

    2014-04-29T14:37:00Z

    Indonesia and The Netherlands are entering a partnership to develop €4.5m worth of joint projects to improve fish products for Indonesian consumers.

  • Kongsberg Maritime has won a contract to deliver its K-Sim Engine simulator to Ghana. Credit: Kongsberg Maritime
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    Engine room simulator for Ghana

    2014-04-29T05:00:00Z

    The Regional Maritime University (RMU) has awarded Kongsberg Maritime a contract to deliver its K-Sim Engine simulator for its premises in Accra, Ghana.