World Fishing News – Page 888
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NewsIreland takes up the sustainability challenge
Irish Fisheries Minister, Frank FaheyBut as far as his running of his country's commercial fishing industry is concerned, you would find it hard to criticise him.The fishing industry in Ireland has changed sustainably over the last five years. It is now much more business driven than before, market focused and ...
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WaterMota and Morrison report promising start to the new year
WaterMota Ltd, with their main Scottish dealer, Morrison Engineering of Skye and Marine Mechanical Services from Co Down in Northern Ireland will be exhibiting on stand A1 at Fishing 2002 in Glasgow in April.
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Kranskan attempts to tackle crane dispute
With growing concern in the UK about the lack of adherence to the regulations regarding crane operations on fish farm workboats, a Scottish company has developed a new safety device to ensure full legal compliance.
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New East coast dealer for Seascan
Ormston Technology Ltd of Hull has been appointed as dealers for the Seascan ground discrimination system from Seatronics.
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French-built trawler for Namibian monk fishery
The largest producer of horse mackerel in Namibia, Namsov Fishing Enterprises and its joint venture partner, Labour Investment Holdings, took delivery of a 12-year-old stern trawler early in 2002. The French-built Twafika will be used to fish the 595t monk quota that was issued to the joint venture, Twafika Fishing ...
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Norway's biggest to use Mustad
Ervik Havfiske, Norway''s biggest autoline operator, has chosen the Mustad Autoline Deep Sea system for its latest newbuilding.
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Dyrkorn and Fiskevegn merge to form new longline organisation
Norwegian gear manufacturers Dyrkorn AS and Fosnavåg Fiskevegn AS have merged to form a stronger organisation dedicated to the supply of longline fleets world-wide.
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Scotland look to further measures to help declining whitefish fleets
The Scottish fleet has endured enough through decommissioning and the time has come to put boat scrapping measures on the backburner and focus on other fisheries management measures.This is the view of Hamish Morrison, chief executive of the Scottish Fishermen's Federation, who believes that if the Scots fleet shrank any ...
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MarineCo keen to develop links with new European suppliers
UK-based marine equipment wholesaler MarineCo is actively scouring Europe for new suppliers. The company, who will be exhibiting at Fishing 2002 in Glasgow, is keen to further expand its already diverse product range and develop new links with companies.
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Fahey: 'Fish farms are key to growth'
Fish farming will play an even more important part in the supply of seafood globally in the future according to Irish Fisheries Minister Frank Fahey.
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UK based company Gael Force develops new chain plate
Fish farm mooring system specialist Gael Force has continued the development of its products by introducing the Gael Force Patent Chain Plate which will work with the company''s existing Rope Ring system.
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ROFFS announces new fish forecasting products for 2002
Roffer''s Ocean Fishing Forecasting Service has updated its product line which continues to shows why it remains one of the leading companies in providing cost effective oceanographic products for the fishing industry.
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Capsat height of technology
Thrane & Thrane has launched the next generation of maritime satellite communication solutions, Capsat, Fleet77,
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Fugro introduces vessel monitoring
Fugro SeaSTAR has announced the introduction of a new range of asset monitoring and tracking services for the marine industry.
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Navi-Sailor 3000
Transas Marine has developed a new generation of Navi-Sailor systems, the Navi-Sailor 3000 which will include an array of new features.
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Seascan celebrates good first year
With the introduction of the seascan range of ground discrimination systems in late 2000 Seatronics have just completed its first full year of product promotion and sales. Seascan was designed to provide ground type data enabling the skipper to far more accurately determine seabed type, record and plot this data ...
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Geneglace unveils the F2000 - the world's largest flake-ice maker
With 50 m3 during the night, the production manager can relax, according to Geneglace.
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New concept in cooling
Dutch ice specialist Cold & Fresh International has launched a new concept of fish ice cooling with the introduction of fish ice cooling gel pads which are ideal for storage and transport of fresh fish.
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Jackstone prospers
Jackstone Froster is enjoying its new found freedom as a independent company after a management buy-out back in December 2000.
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Skaginn's new IQF
Skaginn of Iceland has developed a new compact IQF freezer, which the company says takes up less space than traditional IQF freezers.
