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  • A traditional rahui (closure) has been imposed
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    Wakatu Quay extension

    2012-08-22T16:35:00Z

    The temporary closure of the Wakatu Quay area in Kaikoura, New Zealand, has been extended by the Ministry for Primary Industries until 17 August 2014.

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    Haikui Seafood steps into India

    2012-08-22T15:12:00Z

    Haikui Seafood AG, an established seafood processing company with sales in Chinese and international markets, has made a strategic stride into the Indian seafood market by winning a new client in Sri Lanka.

  • Andreas Hollmann is the new general manager of Ishida GmbH
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    Ishida GmbH appoints new GM

    2012-08-22T14:37:00Z

    Ishida Europe has appointed Andreas Hollman general manager of the company’s German subsidiary, Ishida GmbH.

  • The WPL9010 manual weigh price labeller
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    Marel launches manual weigh price labeller

    2012-08-22T14:20:00Z

    Marel has recently launched its WPL9010 manual weigh price labeller, suitable for low volume labelling of individual packs, product development or products unsuited to automatic labelling.

  • The trawler 'Cattleya'
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    BLRT delivers new fishing hull

    2012-08-22T11:14:00Z

    Lithuanian shipyard, Western Baltija Shipbuilding, part of Estonia''s BLRT Grupp, has delivered a new fishing vessel hull to Danish company, Karstensens Skibsvaerft A/S.

  • The SFF has criticised The 2012 Fish Dependence Report
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    Scots fishermen slam ‘misleading’ report

    2012-08-22T11:08:00Z

    The Scottish Fishermen’s Federation (SFF) has criticised a report from the New Economics Foundation (NEF) and OCEAN2012 for containing misleading information on the state of UK and European fish fisheries.

  • The bill will restrict the level of foreign ownership of Faroese fish-farming companies to a maximum of 30%
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    Faeroes restrict foreign ownership

    2012-08-22T11:04:00Z

    The Faroese Minister of Trade and Industry has introduced a bill which restricts the level of foreign ownership of Faroese fish-farming companies to a maximum of 30%.

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    Haikui Seafood AG: First step into the Indian market

    2012-08-22T10:57:00Z

    Haikui Seafood AG, an established seafood processing company with sales in Chinese and international markets, has made a strategic stride into the Indian seafood market by winning a new client in Sri Lanka.

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    Novus sponsors World Aquaculture Society

    2012-08-22T10:42:00Z

    Novus International, Inc. has committed to serving as a premier sponsor of the World Aquaculture Society (WAS).

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    Fish and Chip Awards 2013 semi-finalists

    2012-08-22T10:34:00Z

    Ten semi-finalists for the Marketing and Innovation Award category of the National Fish & Chip Awards 2013 have been announced after being judged on their creative marketing strategies and innovative thinking.

  • UK fish stocks will run by today, nef warns Photo: S Lilley
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    Fish demand drains UK supplies

    2012-08-21T18:16:00Z

    Demand for fish in the UK has already matched the supply its waters can produce for the year, leading to a reliance on imported cod and haddock.

  • Mr Abbott was fined US$6,000 for violating the 'Fisheries Act'
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    Great Slave owner violates Fisheries Act

    2012-08-21T14:51:00Z

    Brian Abbott, owner of Canada based Great Slave Fish Products Ltd, has been fined US$6,000 for violating the ‘Fisheries Act’.

  • The Hastings Dover sole trammel net, gill net and trawl fisheries have been re-certified. Credit: Melanie Siggs/Marine Photobank
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    Hastings fishery re-certified

    2012-08-21T11:14:00Z

    The Hastings Dover sole trammel net, gill net and trawl fisheries have been re-certified as sustainable and well-managed fisheries under the MSC standard.

  • The last of the fish from Mainstream Canada’s Millar Channel farm have been removed
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    Mainstream Canada farm empty

    2012-08-21T11:08:00Z

    The last of the fish from Mainstream Canada’s Millar Channel farm have been removed and the site is now empty.

  • MRI research shows that the amount of mackerel in Icelandic waters has remained plentiful. Credit: NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center
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    Abundance of mackerel in Icelandic waters

    2012-08-21T10:56:00Z

    According to research by the MRI, the quantity of mackerel in Icelandic waters is similar to that of the past few years.

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    New international declaration on oceans and fisheries welcomed by FAO director-general

    2012-08-21T10:45:00Z

    FAO director-general José Graziano da Silva has said that the responsible and sustainable management of oceans and coasts must become "a global priority."

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    Recovering Baltic cod is lacking food

    2012-08-21T10:41:00Z

    After two decades of severe depletion, the eastern Baltic cod stock has recently started to recover, but with unexpected side-effects says a study led by DTU Aqua.

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    Australia's oceans are changing

    2012-08-21T10:37:00Z

    The recently launched ''2012 Marine Climate Change in Australia Report Card'' demonstrates that climate change is having significant impacts on Australia’s marine ecosystems.

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    Western Gulf of Mexico closing to king mackerel commercial fishing

    2012-08-21T10:33:00Z

    NOAA Fisheries Service will close the Western Zone of the Gulf of Mexico to commercial fishing for king mackerel effective 12:00 noon (local time) on 22 August 2012.

  • Tilapia from Regal Springs has been ASC certified. © Regal Springs Tilapia
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    ASC certifies first farmed tilapia

    2012-08-21T10:14:00Z

    Tilapia from Indonesia is the first farmed fish to meet the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) certification standard.