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INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Quality requirements for fish block producers are getting higher and they have not seen the end yet, according to Denmark-based Peterson Beck A/S.

2nd July 2004

Cut! Its a wrap

2nd July 2004

ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS

But Norway is banking on a Government White paper to see the fortunes of the industry return.The paper reviewed the country's policy towards the coastal fleet and has since argued that it…

2nd July 2004

A year in the life of Norway

2nd July 2004

ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS

His revolutionary recommendations will hearten workers on deck and bridge. The study, launched last August, gives a panoramic view of excellent, comparative information on fisheries management in seven industrial countries, draws lessons…

2nd July 2004

The Skipper as a scientist

2nd July 2004

INTERVIEWS

INTERVIEWS

How would you describe the general state of the Norwegian fishing industry at the moment?In 2003, there was a decrease in the landings of fish by Norwegian registered vessels, and also in…

2nd July 2004

Fitting into the market

2nd July 2004

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

It was fitting that one of the smallest nations should play host to a conference on one of the biggest issues in fisheries management today: Does practice follow theory? Our regular columnist…

2nd July 2004

The world catch big scoring team giants

2nd July 2004

SEAFOOD

SEAFOOD

The first wave of results from Europes biggest ever, €26m seafood research project, will be presented at an open conference in early October in Copenhagen. The topics range from impact on the…

2nd July 2004

First healthy seafood research results

2nd July 2004

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

The worlds largest single market in terms of population is now home to a new EU fishing fleet and industry, serving 450 million citizens from May 1 as the 10 new member…

1st June 2004

450 Million hooked on the future

1st June 2004

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

The 2005 Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition has secured the support of all major Icelandic Fisheries organisations. The message we wanted to get across is the importance of this show to the nation and…

1st June 2004

Iceland 2005 supported by major organisations

1st June 2004

ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS

Man versus the solar forces of the cosmos

1st June 2004

Climate change

1st June 2004

AQUACULTURE

AQUACULTURE

Fish farming is gaining in importance in Icelands range of fish products. Pilar Santamaria reports from Reykjavik on how salmon production has increased in two years from 3,000 tonnes to 10,000t and…

1st June 2004

Back at the Icelandic ranch

1st June 2004