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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) decision to withdraw a proposed rule that could have strengthened the ability of the United States to take action against nations that fail to address illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing or forced labour on…
SEAFOOD
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has released an action plan that recommends improvements to the United States’ Seafood Import Monitoring Program (SIMP) following a year-long review of the programme.
AQUACULTURE
Due to its pristine waters and ideal farming conditions, Iceland’s aquaculture industry is experiencing rapid growth. However, one key challenge continues to slow the pace of expansion: the high cost of oxygen.
1st April 2025By DEXTA Orkutaeknilausnir ehf
ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS
Sea-Flux Limited, a leading provider of Digital Vessel Management, has just been awarded the Innovation Award for Electronic and Electrical Systems at the European Commercial Marine Awards (ECMAs) at the Seawork Expo…
2nd September 2024
INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY
North-east Scotland based engineering specialists, Brimmond, have launched the NetJet™ high-pressure net cleaning pump as a rental option. They are the first and only company in the UK to offer a full…
1st May 2024
ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS
With approximately 179 million tons of fish caught globally each year, the fishing industry is one of the largest, most regulated commercial sectors.
1st December 2023
ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS
3D Sonar Visualizer™ F3D-S is our news solution that works in conjunction with the Full-circle Color Scanning Sonar FSV-25/FSV-25S to show fish and sonar information in 3 dimensions.
4th November 2021
PROCESSING & REFRIGERATION
ROTEX THAWING – REVOLUTIONISING THE REFRESH MARKET
5th November 2018
SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainable seafood eco-labelling scheme Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) is failing to identify forced labour violations in the fisheries it certifies despite claims to the contrary, claims new research published in Ocean Sustainability.
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