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    John Deere introduces Tier 3 marine engine lineup

    2016-02-17T15:20:00Z

    John Deere Power Systems (JDPS) has announced that it meets U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Marine Tier 3 emissions regulations with a complete lineup of diesel engines from 74 to 559kW (99 to 750hp).

  • Feedback from the workshops has been very positive
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    Industry upskilling a success in Wales

    2016-02-17T14:44:00Z

    A series of specialist seafood skills workshops are running across Wales this month, aimed at fishermen, processors and fishmongers who want to upskill and learn how to add value to their product.

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    Project Medfish launched

    2016-02-17T14:11:00Z

    WWF and the Marine Stewardship Council have launched Project Medfish to net more secure livelihoods for Mediterranean fishing communities and fisheries.

  • Herring caught after midnight on 12 February cannot be labelled as MSC certified
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    MSC herring certificate suspended

    2016-02-17T10:48:00Z

    The certifier for the Scottish Pelagic Sustainability Group (SPSG) West of Scotland herring fishery has suspended the fishery’s MSC certificate.

  • (l-r) BIM principal Captain James Hegarty, student Paul Cunningham, Joe McHugh TD and BIM CEO Tara McCarthy displaying plans for the new sea survival training centre
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    New plans for Irish Sea Survival Training Centre

    2016-02-17T10:20:00Z

    The Irish Sea Fisheries Board, Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM), has announced plans for a Sea Survival Training Centre at its National Fisheries College in Greencastle, Co. Donegal.

  • Studies have shed light on why some fish eat their own eggs
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    ‘Active’ fish more likely to eat their own eggs

    2016-02-16T14:39:00Z

    A study into why fish eat the eggs of their own offspring has shown that personality might be a factor.

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    New Zealand seafood exports reach $1.63bn

    2016-02-16T13:49:00Z

    New Zealand seafood exports reached a record high of $1.63 billion last year, up over 6% on 2014.

  • Microplastics sample. Credit: Will Parson, courtesy of the Chesapeake Bay Program
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    Nofima to study microplastics and cod

    2016-02-16T11:54:00Z

    Nofima is leading a four-year research project to investigate how microplastic particles absorb environmental contaminants and how they influence the cod food chain.

  • Blue whiting fisheries achieve MSC certification Photo: Mikko Heino
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    MSC first for North Atlantic blue whiting fisheries

    2016-02-16T11:03:00Z

    Two thirds of the total catch of North East Atlantic blue whiting has achieved Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification for sustainable fishing practices.

  • Heidefisch farm has become the first trout farm in Germany to achieve ASC certification
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    First German trout farm ASC certified

    2016-02-16T11:03:00Z

    Heidefisch farm has become the first trout farm in Germany to achieve Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) certification against the ASC Freshwater Trout Standard.

  • The modules have been designed to help the global shrimp farming industry better manage EMS. Credit: SEFSC Pascagoula Laboratory; Collection of Brandi Noble, NOAA/NMFS/SEFSC
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    Online lessons in EMS launched

    2016-02-16T10:49:00Z

    Four online educational modules have been developed by the Responsible Aquaculture Foundation (RAF) to help the global shrimp farming industry better manage early mortality syndrome (EMS).

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    Certification for Thai and Indian shrimp farms

    2016-02-16T09:50:00Z

    As part of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the Global Aquaculture Alliance and Rubicon Resources, approximately 285 shrimp farms in India and Thailand will be encouraged to attain Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) certification.

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    New proposal on fishing authorisation discussed

    2016-02-15T16:56:00Z

    A proposal on the sustainable management of external fishing fleets has been presented to the agriculture and fisheries sections of the Council of the European Union.

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    NOAA launches plan to save endangered marine species

    2016-02-15T15:06:00Z

    US agency, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has released a new five year action plan to stop the decline of eight marine species identified as being most at risk of extinction.

  • Seafish has launched the new #superfishoil campaign
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    #superfishoil campaign launched

    2016-02-12T10:16:00Z

    A new consumer campaign, #superfishoil has been launched to encourage people to eat more fish rich in omega-3 by highlighting the significant health benefits.

  • The Spanish fishery has become the first octopus fishery in the world to achieve MSC certification
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    World’s first octopus fishery certified

    2016-02-11T16:15:00Z

    A Spanish octopus fishery has become the first octopus fishery in the world to achieve Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification.

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    SFA warns of the dangers of fishing near gas pipelines

    2016-02-11T15:31:00Z

    The Shetland Fishermen’s Association (SFA) has warned skippers about the dangers of fishing near Total’s gas pipelines in Yell Sound.

  • Jack Emmerson
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    Student receives award for marine conservation research

    2016-02-11T12:23:00Z

    Bangor University PhD student Jack Emmerson has been awarded the Marine Conservation Society Wakefield Memorial Award, for his project ‘Sustainable static-gear fisheries in the Irish Sea’.

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    MoU to boost BAP shrimp availability

    2016-02-11T12:00:00Z

    The Global Aquaculture Alliance has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with National Fish & Seafood and Minh Phu Seafood Corporation, in an effort to grow the availability of four-star Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) shrimp in Vietnam.

  • Fish for sale at a Thai supermarket
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    Thailand steps up enforcement to avoid EU import ban

    2016-02-11T11:27:00Z

    Thailand’s fishing industry is awaiting the outcome of an inspection by an EU delegation in late January of new measures being enforced by the government to combat illegal fishing and to prevent the use of trafficked labour by the fisheries industry, reports David Hayes.