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    New website for Crab Council

    2014-03-19T13:56:00Z

    The NFI Crab Council’s new website - CommittedtoCrab.org – has been launched to provide information and updates on the Council’s sustainability projects in Southeast Asia.

  • ASC celebrates a successful year at Seafood Expo North America
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    ASC success at Seafood Expo North America

    2014-03-19T13:08:00Z

    The Aquaculture Stewardship Council’s (ASC) update meeting – held at this week’s Seafood Expo North America in Boston – attracted over 70 participants.

  • Mikal Solhaug’s new longliner
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    Tersan longliners

    2014-03-19T11:03:00Z

    Turkish shipyard Tersan successfully delivered longliner M-Solhaug to owner Mikal Solhaug AS at the end of February.

  • Primary school children in England will now learn about the importance of eating fish as part of the national curriculum
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    Seafish reaches out to primary schools

    2014-03-18T18:01:00Z

    An education resource pack that supports primary school teachers to deliver healthy eating lessons has been distributed to every primary school in England.

  • AZTI-Tecnalia has developed a new method of authenticating canned tuna. Credit: AZTI-Tecnalia
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    Authenticating canned tuna within 24 hours

    2014-03-18T15:13:00Z

    R&D centre AZTI-Tecnalia has developed a new method of authenticating canned tuna - which makes it possible check if a product is albacore, yellowfin, bigeye or another tuna species within 24 hours.

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    Salmon industry joins forces

    2014-03-18T14:24:00Z

    Today at the Seafood Expo North America in Boston, the Global Salmon Initiative (GSI), WWF, FAO and Rabobank, will join together for the first time in the US to demonstrate how the global farmed salmon industry is leading the way in changing current aquaculture business practices to ensure a sustainable ...

  • The SAM is proving popular with fishermen looking to better manage fisheries
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    DTU Aqua statistical model proves popular

    2014-03-18T12:15:00Z

    A statistical model developed by DTU Aqua, which contributes the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) work, is proving popular with fishermen looking to better manage their fisheries.

  • Vónin has supplied Meridian Salmon Farms with a complete mooring system for a set of 14 cages. © Vónin
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    Vónin mooring system for Shetland

    2014-03-18T10:04:00Z

    Vónin has supplied Meridian Salmon Farms with a complete mooring system for a set of 14 100m diameter cages at its Yell location in Shetland.

  • Linda Cornish, executive director of the Seafood Nutrition Partnership
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    Industry invited to donate to US health campaign

    2014-03-18T09:39:00Z

    The Seafood Nutrition Partnership (SNP) has nearly reached its goal of $7.5 million in contributions from the seafood industry – half of what is ultimately needed to underwrite a three-year national public health campaign that would begin in 2015.

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    Trawler model for HB Grandi

    2014-03-17T20:54:00Z

    Turkish shipyard Celiktrans Denis Insaat Ltd is to design and build a fresh fish trawler model for tank testing, for HB Grandi.

  • The SeaBird Saver emits both a visual and acoustic stimulus that deters birds from the baited lines
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    Mustad to launch SeaBird Saver this year

    2014-03-17T20:08:00Z

    Mustad Autoline will launch its SeaBird Saver™ in August this year - the first effective audio-laser solution, that prevents seabird bycatch and bait loss.

  • A joint statement committing to tackling global fleet overcapacity has been signed
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    Joint commitment to tackling overcapacity

    2014-03-17T18:39:00Z

    A joint statement committing to adopt measures to tackle global fleet overcapacity has been signed by the EU and major fishing nations including the United States, Colombia, Japan, Philippines and Indonesia.

  • Ms Bellinger says hatcheries may no longer be of use for conservation of trout. Photo: Shelly Hanks, WSU Photo Services
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    Wild trout win the race

    2014-03-17T12:55:00Z

    A recent study by researchers at Washington State University (WSU) suggests trout hatcheries could be interfering with the appearance and behaviour of domestic trout, making them inferior to their wild relatives.

  • The training videos aim to strengthen Egypt's aquaculture industry. Photo: Samuel Stacey/WorldFish
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    Online training videos to boost Egyptian aquaculture

    2014-03-14T11:05:00Z

    A series of online training videos have been released by non-profit organisation, WorldFish, designed to teach Egyptian fish farmers the industry’s best management practices.

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    Morrisons seafood product recall

    2014-03-13T18:45:00Z

    Morrisons supermarket is recalling its seafood cocktail and prawn mayo sandwich fillers in the UK because some of the packs may contain undercooked prawns.

  • Thousands of fishermen were affected by Yolanda. Credit: OCHA/Gemma Cortes
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    The Philippine disaster and local relief action

    2014-03-13T17:26:00Z

    Small-scale fisheries (SSF) are not only a great provider of employment, and either the only or most important income source in poor coastal communities, but there is something in the fishing itself that makes it the preferred way of life for the fishing people.

  • A 5% increase in the North Sea cod quota has been agreed. Credit: Hans Hillewaert/CC BY-SA 3.0
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    North Sea quota deal

    2014-03-13T11:44:00Z

    The Scottish Fishermen’s Federation (SFF) says that last night’s agreement between the EU and Norway on North Sea fish allocations for 2014 has ended months of uncertainty for Scottish fishermen.

  • Bio-Life’s Omega 3 Magnum 1400 gelatine capsules have been FOS certified
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    Omega 3 capsules FOS certified

    2014-03-13T11:21:00Z

    Belgian company Bio-Life SPRL has obtained Friend of the Sea certification for its Omega 3 Magnum 1400 gelatine capsules.

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    Agreement reached on mackerel

    2014-03-13T10:59:00Z

    The EU, Norway and the Faroes have come to an agreement on mackerel share allocations for the north-east Atlantic.

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    UK Fisheries Minister visits Grimsby

    2014-03-12T16:59:00Z

    UK Fisheries Minister, George Eustice MP, visited Grimsby this week to meet some of the organisations that are central to the British seafood industry.