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ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS

Education and training for all - not just the industrials

1st September 2005

Do we really understand?

1st September 2005

ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS

The Danish fishing industry is made up of various groups, all facing their own problems and challenges and with their own agendas for the future. However one common challenge for most of…

1st September 2005

Danish fishing industry faces new challenges

1st September 2005

SEAFOOD

SEAFOOD

The Port of Hanstholm (Denmark) is opening a new Hanstholm Seafood Centre on September 9.

1st September 2005

New Seafood Centre at Hanstholm

1st September 2005

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS

Scanmar says it will launch a whole new generation of sensors with improved technology and new options for users in autumn.

1st September 2005

New sensors from Scanmar

1st September 2005

POWER & PROPULSION

POWER & PROPULSION

C.C. Jensen will be attending Danfish and their motto for the event is Can you afford to stay in harbour for even one day? They point out that their filter products are…

1st September 2005

CJC systems at Danfish Exhibition

1st September 2005

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS

The Transas Group, which offers simulation software for skipper training, has now added new features to its fishing simulator as part of its Fishing Bridge package and says it also has all…

1st September 2005

Armchair fishing

1st September 2005

FISHING GEAR

FISHING GEAR

Denmarks Daconet has registered a patent on what it says is a revolutionary and simple way to assemble inner nets with wall meshes, using the already-known edgemesh twine.

1st September 2005

Daconet offers moving walls

1st September 2005

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS

Fort Lauderdale-based (FL) ACR Electronics says it has now put on sale one of the smallest, fully-functional radio beacons in the world and hopes it will help expand the market beyond its…

1st September 2005

New pinger for humans

1st September 2005

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS

Despite all the gadgets and new services which the electronics industry throws at us there are certain basic things which you need and it is these which can save your life.

1st September 2005

New VHF radio from SAILOR

1st September 2005

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS

Online Telematics, in partnership with S M Group (Europe) Ltd, are offering a GPS-based intruder warning device linked to a mobile phone to provide alerts by automatic text message and also track…

1st September 2005

Tracking burglars thieves, pirates and hazards

1st September 2005

INTERVIEWS

INTERVIEWS

The ADB recently awarded Indonesia a grant of US$880,000 towards the consultancy costs of a $1.18 million technical assistance study to help the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries prepare a national…

31st August 2005

Borrowing from the bank

31st August 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Squid, fish, crustaceans, plankton, larvae, marine mammals and the whole marine food chain are under threat from CO2 as the gas turns the oceans acidic, warns the worlds oldest scientific body, the…

8th August 2005

All sea life in acid oceans threat?

8th August 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Norways Domstein ASA, have sold off their holdings in salmon farming (Fjord Seafood) and will focus only on wild fish, industrial production and sales and distribution through Domstein Enghav.

8th August 2005

Domstein goes wild

8th August 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Future changes in the global operation of the two large Dutch fishing firms Jaczon of Scheveningen en Vrolijk of IJmuiden might not be excluded in the longer term, writes Pieter Tesch, but…

8th August 2005

Pelagic giant in the Netherlands

8th August 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

The volume of the fish caught by tourists and sport fishermen in Norway, writes Hans Morten Sundness, may now be as much as 60,000 tonnes (t) a year and this may match…

8th August 2005

Tourists catching too many fish

8th August 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

The Dutch government has to grant Euro85m in compensation to cockle dredgers after the government decided to ban this year cockle dredging in the Waddenzee, an inshore stretch of the North Sea…

8th August 2005

Fishermen get grants

8th August 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

ICELANDIC Sæplast reports that is refurbishing its Norwegian factory which makes fenders and buoys, investing in new machinery and equipment, and is also the object of a reorganisation of a number of…

8th August 2005

Sæplast gets reorganised

8th August 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

OPTIMAR Ice has installed an ice machine on the Sighvatur GK, making it the third for Grindavik-based Visirs vessels. The latest, a BP-120, has a capacity of 1,000 litres of 40% thick…

8th August 2005

Optimar celebrates triplets with Visir

8th August 2005

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Ireland will have to pay back €590,000 to the Commission in Brussels for lack of proper control over the withdrawal of fish.

8th August 2005

Ireland – demand for fishy fish money

8th August 2005

ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS

Lip service or reality? - For some time now, ecosystem management has become the fashionable phrase among fisheries scientists and managers. Soon everyone will be saying we must manage the whole ecosystem…

8th August 2005

Ecosystem management

8th August 2005