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Friday, July 03, 2009
View news from Saudi Arabia NPC to Become World's Largest Shrimp Supplier
SAUDI ARABIA - The fully-integrated hatchery, farm and processing facility located south of Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was built at a cost of more than $350m...
View news from Ireland New Irish Abalone Farm Reveals Industry Potential
IRELAND - Ireland's first state of the art abalone farm has opened and will begin commerce with the Japanese market.
View news from Angola Angola Government Turns Towards Sustainability
ANGOLA - The Angolan Government recently approved new measures to better manage marine and aquaculture industries. The measures are aimed at the sustainable preservation...
View news from Viet Nam Vietnamese Fisheries Output up 7.7 Per Cent
VIET NAM - The national aquatic product output in the first six months is 1,161,000 tonnes, an increase of 7.7 per cent compared to the same period last year according...
View news from Australia Australia's Largest Abalone Company in Deep Waters
AUSTRALIA - The directors of the Australian Bight Abalone Group today resolved to place the company into voluntary administration.
View news from United Kingdom Survey: Pacific Oyster Production Up 45 Per Cent
SCOTLAND, UK - A new report has been released based on the returns of an annual survey questionnaire sent to all active registered shellfish farming companies...
View news from Japan Cracking the Code: Genetics of Super Bluefin Tuna
JAPAN - Japanese scientists will have bred a new "super-tuna" within a decade that will be stronger, more resistant to disease and taste better than the bluefin...
View news from United Kingdom Scottish Mussels to Go to Belgium Markets
SCOTLAND, UK - A Shetland based mussel farming company has signed a six figure contract with Belgium supermarket chain Delhaize to supply thousands of kilos of Scottish...
Thursday, July 02, 2009
View news from United Kingdom Double Award Win for Scottish Sea Farms
SCOTLAND, UK - Scottish Sea Farms (SSF), one of Scotland’s leading fish farming businesses, has scooped accolades at the Scottish Marine Aquaculture Awards,...
View news from Norway Rafferty Takes Role of COO at Cermaq
NORWAY - Steven Rafferty, present Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Cermaq ASA, is appointed as Chief Operating Officer (COO) for the global farming division, ...
View news from United Kingdom £200,000 Salmon Lost From Farm in Boat Crash
UK - More than 12,000 live salmon worth £200,000 were lost at a Hebridean fish farm when a Norwegian boat crashed into a fish pen.
View news from United States EPA to Regulate Gender Changing Fish Chemicals
US - It took a lawsuit, but the EPA today announced the first step toward regulating a chemical that can cause male fish to develop female sex characteristics.
View news from United States Tuna Steaks Recalled in New England
NEW ENGLAND, US - North Coast Seafood has voluntarily removed from sale Fresh Tuna Steaks that were sold at Shaw’s, Star Market and Big Y Stores in New England.
View news from Turkey Milas Fish Farms Pollute Sea as they Leave
MILAS, TURKEY - Fish farms are moving away from Güllük Bay, but they are leaving behind pollution.
Wednesday, July 01, 2009
View news from General North Sea Cod Stocks See Big Improvement
GENERAL - New data to be released by ICES, the independent international scientific body, will reveal that numbers of cod in the North Sea sufficiently mature to...
View news from Norway Advantages of Krill Oil Come to Light
NORWAY - The nutraceutical Superba Krill Oil, rich in omega-3 phospholipids, gives substantially more reduction of fat in the heart and the liver than omega-3...
View news from General Brazilian Company to Export Fish to the Arabs
GENERAL - Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates and Kuwait are in the list of future clients of Nativ Pescados, a fishery company based in the state of Mato...
View news from European Union EU Collaborates on Modern Farming Project
EU - Nofima Marked is representing Norway in a two-year European commission-funded project (BrightAnimal) to study the use of modern technology in the farming...
View news from Ireland Industry Calls for Renewed Aquaculture Licences
IRELAND - Fishing, seafood retail, processing and exporting sectors have unanimously agreed to support IFA Aquaculture in calling for the Government to urgently...
View news from Australia FAO Praise Australian Wild-caught Prawns
AUSTRALIA - Australia’s wild-caught prawns come from the best managed marine fisheries in the world, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of...
View news from Ireland Marine Institute Working to Prevent Escape
IRELAND - Scientists from the Marine Institute in Galway and Newport are playing a key role in “PREVENT ESCAPE” - a major international project aimed at reducing...
View news from Malaysia Sabah to Plant Fish Seeds of the Future
SABAH, MALAYSIA - Production of fish seeds has been identified as the most crucial factor to the success of Sabah's aquaculture industry, said Deputy Chief Minister...
View news from United States Virginia's Oyster Farms See Rapid Expansion
US - Virginia's oyster hatcheries saw a more than 18-fold increase in the number of seed and larvae sold between 2007 and 2008, according to a survey of shellfish...
View news from Viet Nam Tough Times for Vietnamese Seafood Sector
VIET NAM - The provision of inaccurate information has psychologically affected consumers from importing countries as well as Vietnamese businesses’ export-import...
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
View news from Brazil Brazil Markets Freshwater Fish to Arabs
BRAZIL - Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates and Kuwait are in the list of future clients of Nativ Pescados, a fishery company based in the state of Mato ...
 
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