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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

Faroese vessels continue to be permitted to fish a staggering 39,824 tonnes of premium mackerel in EU waters INDUSTRY NEWS

Scottish pelagic industry dealt another blow

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CEFAS wins Kuwait deal

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AUS$6.5m injected into Oz fisheries

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Presidential Task Force issues recommendations

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Sustainable Aquaculture Strategy 2014 launched

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Cost relief for US West Coast fishermen

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US fishery begins MSC assessment

Port of Ensenada OFFSHORE MARICULTURE CONFERENCE

Call for Papers Announced

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Pelagic fleets join blue whiting assessment

Javier Garat: “We have come a long way and we need to continue this positive momentum” FISHERIES

Positive discussion on fisheries policy

Fishing quotas for 2015 in the Atlantic, North Sea and Black Sea have been decided. Credit: Osvaldo Gago/CC BY-SA 3.0 INDUSTRY NEWS

Reaction to Fish Council outcomes

The Black Sea Bass is one of the species on the move to find cooler waters Photo: NOAA INDUSTRY NEWS

Tracking fish populations

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Newlyn Harbours new ice plant

The Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines have all been issued with a 'yellow card' warning. INDUSTRY NEWS

Four countries warned

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Asian connection finalised

“This research will improve our understanding of how wild and cultured salmon interact in the environment,” said Dr Don Noakes, Dean of Science at Vancouver Island University. Photo courtesy of the BC Salmon Farmers Association AQUACULTURE

$1.5m for BC salmon research

Just two years after it started, the ASC now has 116 certified farms in its programme. Photo: Marine Harvest/ASA INDUSTRY NEWS

Sustaining aquaculture as ASC continues to grow