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Court victory for French small-scale fishers The French courts have ruled in favour of the Union of Small-Scale Fishers from the Occitan Region (SPMO) and three other stakeholders in their four-year-l... Read more A new open-source tool is helping to increase the consumption of nutrient-rich fish species in malnourished communities.... Read more Determining the nutritional value of fish Norwegian Offshore North East Arctic Cod will be recertified from 15 August 2021 while inshore North East Arctic cod will no longer be MSC certified, the Marine Stewardship Council has confirmed.... Read more Offshore Arctic cod recertified by MSC A group of fish farmers from a marginalised community in India are enjoying a bumper harvest of pearl spot from their cage fish farming venture, bringing some relief from the difficulties caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.... Read more Fish farming in India brings relief from Covi A new trawler has been launched at the Finomar Shipyard Szczecin and will be completed at Macduff Shipyards for a local owner.... Read more Trawler launch for Scottish skipper The Özata shipyard in Turkey has delivered versatile purse seiner/seine netter Vikanøy to its Norwegian owners.... Read more Norwegian seiner from Turkish yard Icelandic boatbuilder Trefjar has delivered a new Cleopatra 50 to brothers Ørjan and Ketil Sandnes from Leknes in Norway.... Read more Trefjar delivers Lofoten netter Designed to alternate groundfish or shrimp fisheries, Vingaskär has been built for Swedish owners Vingaskär Fiskeri at the Karstensen yard in Skagen.... Read more Versatile trawler delivered to Swedish owners An integrated weighing and tray sealing solution from Ishida Europe has enabled one of Spain’s leading fish processors to double throughput on one of its most popular and important product lines.... Read more Complete packing for langoustines Grain and seed processing solutions company, Cimbria, has unveiled a new eco-friendly product for the food industry.... Read more New bamboo chain conveyor from Cimbria A resource-saving packaging alternative not only utilises a high proportion of renewable raw materials, it also offers plenty of space for communication. The striking and innovative look guarantee maximum attention on any retailer’s shelves.... Read more Securely and attractively packaged under MAP The development of a 12-metre high rigid sail, installed on board longliner Balueiro Segundo, is intended to achieve greater energy efficiency, reducing consumption of fuel and consequently emissions.... Read more Sail technology comes to fishing An unmanned surface vehicle (USV), packed with hydroacoustic mapping, positioning, communication, fish finding, and oceanographic research technology is being supplied to Aker BioMarine for its operations in the Southern Ocean.... Read more USV optimises the search for krill In 2019 shrimp trawler Maros VII went to the Lighthouse Shipyard at Mazatlán in Mexico for a refit and an upgrade so successful that the rest of the company’s 50 vessels are getting the same treatment.... Read more Whole fleet gets grease-free bearings Norcod and fry producer Havlandet Marin Yngel have created new company Havlandet Norcod to build a new cod fry facility in Florø.... Read more New fry facility puts farmed cod on the menu Representatives of the Danish aquaculture industry are gearing up to showcase their expertise in energy efficiency solutions at this year’s Aqua Nor in Trondheim Spektrum on 24 August 2021.... Read more Danes bring energy technology to Aqua Nor A group of fish farmers from a marginalised community in India are enjoying a bumper harvest of pearl spot from their cage fish farming venture, bringing some relief from the difficulties caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.... Read more Fish farming in India brings relief from Covi Nutreco has formed two joint ventures with the largest animal feed producer in east Africa, Unga Group, to meet the growing demand for high quality protein within the region.... Read more Nutreco helps meet east African protein needs Cermaq aims to cut 35% its total greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.... Read more Cermaq to cut emissions by 35% Glenmorangie Distillery and scientists from Heriot-Watt University have reached a significant milestone in the Dornoch Environmental Enhancement Project (DEEP) which aims to restore a sustainable native oyster reef in the Dornoch Firth.... Read more Oyster reef project returns 20,000th oyster Red crab sustainability efforts in China are being strengthened.... Read more Red crab sustainability Indonesia said it objected to a recent tuna stocks rebuilding plan because catch calculations were wrong and the plan would threaten economic stability and fishery livelihoods.... Read more Indonesia defends tuna catch objection South Australia’s AUS$24.5m reform of the marine scalefish fishery has officially come into effect.... Read more South Australia reform The total operating profit of the UK fishing fleet fell by almost a fifth in 2020.... Read more COVID-19 takes toll on UK fishing India has seen a drop and subsequent recovery in its seafood exports with a stronger aquaculture market.... Read more India’s exports drop The WA (Western Australia) Fishing Industry Council (WAFIC) is calling for clear seafood labelling, including state of origin, in the food service sector.... Read more Western Australia calls for local labelling Markets have upped their herring and mackerel consumption during the coronavirus crisis, reports Jason Holland. But does the revival have staying power?... Read more Pandemic turns people onto pelagic fish There is still hope - natural ecosystems are resilient and can bounce back if initiatives are taken at the right time, writes Dr Shaikha Salem Al Dhaheri, secretary general of the Environment Agency-Abu Dhabi (EAD), the largest environmental regulator in the Middle East.... Read more Rebuilding Abu Dhabi Fisheries For centuries, humans have been translocating species beyond their historical, native ranges, either intentionally or unintentionally. Over time, these non-native species movements have intensified with globalisation and the increase in the volume of trade – humans and their goods are moving more freely from place to place than ever before.... Read more Invaders in our waters: at what cost? COVID and Brexit created a perfect storm, but options are emerging for the sector, writes Jason Holland... Read more Where next for British shellfish? Aquaculture is in the midst of a technological revolution, with investors identifying plenty of scope for further uptake and value creation, writes Jason Holland... Read more An increasingly attractive proposition Speaking at IFFO’s recent seminar, the numbers mentioned by its director general Petter M. Johannessen underscore the need for collaboration between stakeholders from public and private sectors to be strengthened.... Read more Collaboration is key

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