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Sea-Flux – A leading provider of Digital Vessel Management

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Brimmond to showcase pioneering NetJet™ system at Aquaculture UK

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Connectivity Made Simple For Fishing

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3D Sonar Visualizer™ Model F3D-S

AQUACULTURE

M&J Seafood commits to BAP

Lisa Murkowski wants to change the name of Alaska-caught pollock to ‘pollock’ INDUSTRY NEWS

Senator pushes for ‘Alaskan pollock’ name change

Seafish is calling on fishermen to think about their safety INDUSTRY NEWS

Seafish campaigns for fishermen’s safety

The study found that seals are eating up more than 40% of the total cod stock INDUSTRY NEWS

Scottish cod stock recovery threatened by seals

Christian Allard and Eilidh Whiteford INDUSTRY NEWS

Record Scottish fish landings welcomed

Nofir is bringing value to marine waste INDUSTRY NEWS

Marine litter clean up in Greece

INDUSTRY NEWS

Vessel owners fined £13,150

The survey shows that 7,683 tonnes of mussels was produced in 2014 - the highest ever on record INDUSTRY NEWS

Scottish mussel production reaches all time high

INDUSTRY NEWS

Record high Scottish catch value

INDUSTRY NEWS

Cefas launches new wesbsite

INDUSTRY NEWS

Big plans for Russian fishing industry

Amanda lives at Skansen zoo and only eats MSC-labelled herring. Credit: Linda Askelund INDUSTRY NEWS

Sweden’s first MSC certified zoo

INDUSTRY NEWS

Scottish haddock certification

Women are often barred from some seafood related jobs, such as going to sea on-board fishing vessels Photo: FAO Aquaculture photo library/FAO SEC SEAFOOD

The role of women in the seafood industry

Simrad ME70 and MS70 scientific multibeams are a key part of the delivery. NEW VESSELS

New polar research vessel ‘Kronprins Haakon’

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Planned technical visits

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Planned technical visits

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Planned technical visits

The new NOAA research suggests that Arctic cod may be the most vulnerable to warming ocean waters. Photo: NOAA Fisheries INDUSTRY NEWS

Arctic cod spawned and hatched in captivity

INDUSTRY NEWS

Industry welcomes FAD limits