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Fiji tuna fishery enters MSC assessment
The Fiji Tuna Boat Owners Association’s (FTBOA) albacore tuna longline fishery has become the first Fijian fishery to enter full assessment for Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification.
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Hot pursuit of tuna seiner
On Sunday, Sea Shepherd’s Steve Irwin spotted five French vessels leaving Malta at high speed, bound for Libyan waters.
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Wakefern adopts GAA certification
Wakefern Food Corp. has confirmed its commitment to the GAA''s Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) program.
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NewsMaking fish fit the tin
At ESE this year, Baader introduced its new BAADER 218; a heading, nobbing and cutting machine for small herring, sardines and sardinella.
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NewsProseal’s contribution to Big Prawn’s success
The installation of a Proseal tray sealing line at The Big Prawn Company has provided the increased capacity and flexibility to cope with growing demand for the company’s extensive product range.
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NewsIshida supplies smoked salmon solution
A complete solution for the weighing and packing of salmon lardons has been supplied by Ishida Europe to smoked fish specialist Meralliance, enabling the company to reduce product giveaway while at the same time enhancing pack presentation in retail outlets.
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Re-certification for Dutch North Sea herring fishermen
The Pelagic Freezer-Trawler Association (PFA) North Sea herring fishery celebrates the start of the 2011 season with its successful re-certification against the MSC standard for sustainable fisheries.
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Green MEP supports EU Fish Fight
Jean Lambert, Green MEP for London, is backing a Europe-wide campaign which seeks to end the wasteful and unethical practice of throwing dead fish back into the sea.
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Marport named one of Canada’s fastest-growing companies
For the second year in a row, Marport Deep Sea Technologies Inc. has been named one of Canada’s Fastest-Growing Companies by PROFIT Magazine.
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Tempting fish dishes in the canteen
Nofima says that there is still little fish to be found in Norwegian canteens, but researchers have now developed attractive new saithe dishes to stimulate consumption.
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Bell Aquaculture launches new product
Bell Aquaculture, a yellow perch farm and pioneer in sustainable fish farming operations, has launched the new Fish Rich Organic Fertilizer 2-3-2.
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The impact of subsidies
A new study, The Impact of Subsidies on the Ecological Sustainability and Future Profits from North Sea Fisheries, has examined the impact of subsidies on the profitability and ecological stability of the North Sea fisheries over the past 20 years.
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NewsNew pinboner and fillet carousel
Kaj Olesen A/S has launched its newly designed pinbone remover, along with a new fillet turner.
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NewsWaitrose serves up sea vegetables
Sea vegetables traditionally found on British coastlines are hitting supermarket shelves following a surge in demand linked to the foraging trend.
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NewsOperation Blue Rage begins
Operation Blue Rage, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society’s bluefin tuna defence campaign, kicked off yesterday with the departure of two of its ships from the port of Toulon, France.
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NewsInsurance brokerage for North American aquaculture
Meslee Insurance Services Inc., an insurance brokerage located in Los Angeles, has announced the formation of a new specialty insurance brokerage unit, Aquaculture Insurance Exchange (A.I.E.), catering to aquaculture risks located in North America.
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McMurdo debuts Personal AIS Beacon
McMurdo presented Smartfind S10 Automatic Identification System (AIS) Beacon at Norshipping in Oslo, Norway.
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NewsNew rescue devices launched at Seawork
Ships Electronic Services Ltd (SES) launched a new range of rescue devices from Italian manufacturer Wamblee at this year’s Seawork exhibition in June.
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Ocean Signal appoints Sartech as distributor
Communications and safety at sea specialist Ocean Signal, has recently appointed Sartech as UK distributor for its SafeSea product range.
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NewsChemring Marine secures five-year agreement
Marine distress signals company, Chemring Marine, has secured a five-year contract to supply Pains Wessex and Comet products to the Survitec Group.
