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SEAFOOD

SEAFOOD

Prins & Dingemanse and Grant’s Smokehouse were awarded the top prizes in the 10th annual Seafood Prix d’Elite new products competition at the European Seafood Exposition this week.

28th April 2010

Prins & Dingemanse and Grant’s Smokehouse take top honours at Seafood Prix d’Elite

28th April 2010

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

As part of its long-term ‘Fish for Life’ commitment to sustainable seafood, the Findus Group has announced its ambition to buy all the wild-caught fish for its Young’s and Findus retail brands…

28th April 2010

Findus Group boosts ‘Fish for Life’ programme with new MSC goal

28th April 2010

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

With over 50 years of experience in fish farming including two of the largest sturgeon farms in Europe, today PSN is one of the largest sturgeon farms in the world, the largest…

28th April 2010

Spanish sturgeon and caviar farm Piscifactoría Sierra Nevada certified by FoS

28th April 2010

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Despite the recession, volume sales of warmwater prawns have risen by 14% suggesting that their perceived image as a luxury item is changing, according to the latest retail figures from Seafish.

28th April 2010

Britons warm to prawns

28th April 2010

AQUACULTURE

AQUACULTURE

A recent study funded by the US Agency for International Development (USAID) has identified investment opportunities in the aquaculture sector in the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka.

23rd April 2010

US identifies aquaculture opportunities in Sri Lanka

23rd April 2010

AQUACULTURE

AQUACULTURE

Americas Mazzetta Company will cooperate with a Vietnamese firm to train fish breeders to sustainably farm and process pangasius (tra and basa fish) in accordance with US standards, according to Vietnams official…

23rd April 2010

Pangasius breeding cooperation

23rd April 2010

AQUACULTURE

AQUACULTURE

R&D Manager Hans Otto Sørensen expects TripleNine’s products to be IFFO certified within a couple of months.

23rd April 2010

TripleNine ready for IFFO certification

23rd April 2010

PROCESSING & REFRIGERATION

PROCESSING & REFRIGERATION

Tucal is preparing for its participation at the coming edition of Navalia in May.

23rd April 2010

Tucal prepares for Navalia

23rd April 2010

PROCESSING & REFRIGERATION

PROCESSING & REFRIGERATION

Kaelismidjan Frost ehf is an Icelandic based refrigeration company with its headquarters in Akureyri, northern Iceland.

23rd April 2010

Busy time for Kaelismidjan Frost

23rd April 2010

PROCESSING & REFRIGERATION

PROCESSING & REFRIGERATION

Scottish langoustine are the mainstay of the Braehead (SFO Enterprises) Ltd processing unit in Fraserburgh, Scotland, where business has gone from strength to strength in the past three years, thanks to the…

23rd April 2010

Premium frozen langoustine

23rd April 2010

POWER & PROPULSION

POWER & PROPULSION

Cummins Inc. has received a statement of compliance from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) certifying the QSK60 HPI auxiliary engine to IMO Tier II emissions standards.

23rd April 2010

Cummins QSK60 HPI certified to IMO Tier II

23rd April 2010

POWER & PROPULSION

POWER & PROPULSION

The first model in an entirely new generation of Perkins marine diesel engines has been unveiled by the Wimborne Marine Power Centre.

23rd April 2010

Perkins unveils new marine diesel engine

23rd April 2010

HEME

HEME

Final sessions at the 2010 conference

22nd April 2010

2010 Conference Programme

22nd April 2010

NEWS

NEWS

More than 70% of Chile’s central-south coastal fishing fleet was destroyed by the violent earthquake and following tsunami on 27 February, reports Peter J. Neilson.

22nd April 2010

Tsunami destroys Chile’s fishing industry

22nd April 2010

ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS

Global warming is here to stay and there is no shortage of scientific evidence to show increased carbon dioxide in the earth’s atmosphere is to blame, reports Bryan Gibson. Whether or not…

22nd April 2010

Understanding ocean acidification

22nd April 2010

ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS

I have on my desk two superbly illustrated publications representing a joint effort by the Polish Sea Research Institute (MIR, www.mir.gdynia.pl) and the Polish branch of the World Wide Fund for Nature…

22nd April 2010

Poland and the EU’s fisheries policy

22nd April 2010

INSIGHT

INSIGHT

There has been an abundance of wild-caught cod on most European markets over the last six months and with these supply conditions expected to prevail well into 2011, cod farming would appear…

22nd April 2010

Where next for farmed cod?

22nd April 2010

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

James Desloge OMalley, one of the most knowledgeable and persuasive representatives of the US fishing industry and one of its best thinkers, died suddenly on 26 March 26 2010, reports Menakhem Ben-Yami.

22nd April 2010

Obituary: James Desloge OMalley

22nd April 2010

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Seafish has announced the publication of new research into the supply of Icelandic cod and haddock to the UK.

22nd April 2010

Seafish publishes Outlook on supply of Icelandic cod and haddock to the UK

22nd April 2010

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

The Costa Rican government is supporting a proposed law that will allow construction in Las Baulas National Marine Park and destroy a critical nesting beach for endangered leatherback turtles, says WWF.

22nd April 2010

WWF: Costa Rica proposal would harm sea turtles

22nd April 2010