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NewsNorway: Seafood exports down in July
The value of exports of Norwegian seafood in July totalled NOK 3.5bn, a decline of NOK269m or 7% compared to the same month last year.
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Tide continues to turn at Sainsbury's
Sainsbury''s has revealed it has sold 46 extra tonnes of alternative fish varieties such as coley, pouting, rainbow trout, hake and megrim following the launch of its successful Switch the Fish campaign in.
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Fish farming in the Western Isles
Scottish Environment Minister Stewart Stevenson has been impressed by aquaculture businesses based in the Hebrides, during a series of engagements undertaken this week.
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RNLI rescues two fisherman
Lifeboat volunteers from Sunderland RNLI Lifeboat Station this week took part in an emergency mission to rescue two men whose 32ft fishing coble had suffered engine failure off Ryhope, Sunderland.
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NewsISSF objects to skipjack certification
The International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) has released its stakeholder objection to the PNA western and central Pacific skipjack tuna unassociated purse seine fishery.
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Ship Equip wins contract in Shanghai
The opening of the Ship Equip Shanghai Office in 2010 has proved successful with the first contract earlier this year with Ningbo HaiZhiXing Ocean Fishery.
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Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition 2011 Exhibitor List
3X - Technology F30 66 North D63 Aflhlutir ehf P39 Akor ehf P35 Akvaservis JSC P86 Alasund ehf G55 Allra Radgjof A14 Amerro Engineering A102 Arenco H52 Asafl ehf P52 Associated Ports of Iceland ...
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NewsStar-Oddi’s new Fish Selector
Iceland’s Star-Oddi has developed the Fish Selector, which automatically separates fish while still in the trawl.
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TM to introduce loss prevention program
Insurance company TM offers comprehensive insurance services and says it is the market leader in the Icelandic fishing industry.
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Lisa Goché to join BAP team
The Global Aquaculture Alliance has selected certification management specialist Lisa Goché as vice president of the Best Aquaculture Practices division of GAA.
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NewsUK discards £1bn in cod
New research from independent think-tank nef (the new economics foundation) reveals that the UK has, from just one cod stock, thrown away enough fish to support 711 jobs for 46 years.
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Lerwick Harbour: fish landings down, but busy half-year overall
Lerwick Harbour has released figures for the first six months of the year, showing increases in cargo, oil-related cargo, passenger traffic and the tonnage of vessels handled.
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NewsTough lessons turn into top quality equipment
Faroese fishing gear manufacturer Vónin has hired Sigvald Lydersen Jacobsen as international sales representative for its aquaculture department, focusing on robust net cages, heavy-duty mooring systems, and ‘virtually maintenance-free’ floating frames.
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Canada invests in aquaculture
The Canadian government has announced significant funding to support innovation and sustainability in the aquaculture industry in British Columbia.
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NewsUmami spawns bluefin tuna
Umami Sustainable Seafood Inc. has obtained DNA evidence confirming natural spawning of bluefin tuna at its Kali Tuna facility in Croatia.
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By-catch mitigation with DDD®03 and DiD®01
The DDD and the DiD have been designed by STM Products SrL to limit the interactions between marine mammals and fishing nets.
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Euronete acquires Le Drezen
Royal Lankhorst Euronete Group and the Le Brun brothers have come to an agreement for the former to acquire the brother’s company – Group Le Drezen in Guilvinec, France.
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NewsFisherman orders fourth WASSP
A New Zealand Lobster fisherman has had such great success with WASSP Multi Beam Sonar in his fleet that he has ordered a fourth unit to be fitted to his newest vessel.
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NewsAucxis weighing and input station
The Aucxis weighing and input station has been a well-known link in the automated trading process of fish auctions for many years.
