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Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition
Íslenska sjávarútvegssýningin
Fish Waste For Profit Conference
The largest commercial fishing exhibition in the North Stærsta kaupstefna um sjávarútveg á norðurslóðum Maximise return on investment from potentially discarded parts of the catch Visit the IceFish Website Visit the IceFish Website Visit the Fish Waste for Profit Website
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Greener Fishing
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Cutting waste and maximising value Robotics, analytics software and other Industry 4.0 technologies are helping to scale-up productivity New production systems are escalating the industry’s contribution to global food security Fisheries are becoming increasingly responsible and sustainable thanks to new technologies and initiatives Read More Read More Read More Read More
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Icelandic Fisheries Bursary Award winners named
The three 2023 winners are all students at the Icelandic College of Fisheries in Grindavik
Seafood Expo Russia 2022: Meeting Place for Manufacturers and Equipment Suppliers
The main event of Russian fishery industry - Global Fishery Forum & Seafood Expo Russia annually connects thousands of businesses from around the world with Russia’s key fishery, aquaculture, processing, shipbuilding, logistic & packaging companies. Following the main trends and requirements of Russian fishery industry, the organizers plan to involve more foreign companies producing equipment for ships and processing.
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