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Cutting waste and maximising value Robotics, analytics software and other Industry 4.0 technologies are helping to scale-up productivity New production systems are escalating the industry’s contribution to global food security Fisheries are becoming increasingly responsible and sustainable thanks to new technologies and initiatives Read More Read More Read More Read More
EXCLUSIVE: Traceability emerges as the aquafeed priority
Libby Woodhatch, executive chair of the MarinTrust, says the industry is simultaneously facing mounting scrutiny over sustainability, traceability and human rights
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Hulda Hallgrímsdóttir, framkvæmdastjóri Nox Medical, segir félagið aldrei hafa staðið frammi fyrir jafn fjölbreyttum tækifærum á alþjóðamörkuðum og nú, á tuttugu ára afmæli félagsins.
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Sjöunda björgunarskipið af þrettán komið heim
Góðar mótttökur þegar Sveinbjörn Sveinsson sigldi inn til Vopnafjarðar um helgina
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Ský, ský burt með þig
Til að styðja við bætta framleiðni, lægri kostnað og minni verðbólgu gætu stjórnvöld lagst á árar með atvinnulífinu.
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Draumurinn um „Sviss norðursins“ úti?
Breskt sjóðstýringarfyrirtæki tók langa stöðu á íslenskt hagkerfi fyrir fjórum árum og spáði fyrir að Ísland yrði „Sviss norðursins“.
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