World Fishing News – Page 210
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NewsLocal focus for Scottish seafood industry
The Scottish seafood industry is adapting to new guidelines, developing new consumer routes, and meeting increased local demand as it works to supply fresh seafood during the COVID-10 pandemic, according to Seafood Scotland.
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NewsCOVID-19: Key worker status certificates
Seafish has created ‘critical worker certificates’ for fishermen and other key workers in the industry to use in the course of their work.
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NewsCOVID-19: £10m fund for seafood sector
More than 1,000 fishing and aquaculture businesses in England affected by the coronavirus pandemic will receive cash grants through a fisheries support scheme.
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NewsCOVID-19: Assessing impact on fishing sector
WorldFish, together with the CGAIR Research Programme on Fish Agri-food Systems and its partners, is attempting to assess the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on fish and aquatic food systems in developing countries in Africa, Asia and the Pacific.
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NewsNueva Pescanova appoints new chairman
Nueva Pescanova Group’s board of directors has unanimously elected José María Benavent as executive chairman and reappointed Ignacio González as managing director, a position he has served since February 2016.
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NewsBreeding resistance to sea lice
A new selective breeding method is being developed by a Scottish research consortium that could enhance fish health and well-being by improving salmon resistance to sea lice.
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NewsCOVID-19: Scottish Crown Estate support
Coastal businesses and voluntary sector organisations affected by COVID-19 will benefit from a £7.2 million Scottish Crown Estate fund which is devolved to councils.
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NewsSupport announced for Welsh fisheries
A new grant to support fishing businesses during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been announced by Lesley Griffiths, the Welsh Government’s Minister for Environment, Energy and Rural Affairs.
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NewsEngineering for Arctic Offshore project
In co-operation with partners at engineering company Techano AS, Naust Marine is fabricating and delivering electrical systems to the Arctic Offshore Fish Farming project off the coast of Tromsø in Norway.
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NewsPandemic hits women harder, says WSI
Is a gender viewpoint needed to examine the COVID-19 risks and impacts on fisheries and aquaculture? According to Natalia Briceño-Lagos and Marie Christine Monfort of the International Organisation for Women in the Seafood Industry (WSI), at this point of the pandemic, though we can’t fully depict what the consequences ...
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NewsCOVID-19: Praise for fish farmers
Scottish Cabinet Secretary Fergus Ewing has paid tribute to Scotland’s fish farming workers for ensuring the supply of fresh salmon, trout and shellfish continues to reach UK supermarkets.
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NewsCOVID-19: Helping find new routes to market
Seafish is working on ways to support the UK seafood sector through the COVID-19 pandemic.
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NewsWärtsilä energy package for Scottish trawler
Wärtsilä will supply a propulsion and power package for a new 75m long fishing trawler being built at Karstensens shipyard in Denmark for Scottish owners and operators Wiseman Fishing Co and Northbay Fishing Co.
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NewsFunctional ingredient trial a success
A research collaboration to identify which components of raw materials most benefit fish health and growth in a sustainable way has been hailed a success.
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NewsCOVID-19: WAFIC welcomes support approval
Western Australian Fishing Industry Council’s (WAFIC) chief executive has welcomed the Fisheries Minister’s decision to approve the seafood industry’s COVID-19 recovery and stimulus package.
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NewsNew Mørenot factory delivers first cage net
After having its trawl door production at Plunge in Lithuania for the last seven years, the company last year began expanding its facilities there to include aquaculture net production.
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NewsSkaginn 3X strengthens sales network
Skaginn 3X has appointed Viktoría Alfreðsdóttir as Regional Sales Manager for Russia and Asia.
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NewsNew factory and new skinning machine range
Belgian food processing equipment and industrial washing systems manufacturer Cretel has taken a step into the future by moving into a brand-new production facility in Ghent, following this up with the launch of a new generation of the company’s skinning machines
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NewsJapan lifts Black Tiger shrimp inspections
Japan has lifted the inspection order for Indian Black Tiger shrimps after export consignments were found to be free of any residue of the anti-bacterial drug furazolidone.
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