The Icelandic company Arctic Fish harvested 1,800 tonnes of gutted weight in the second quarter, it said in a market update today.
The company is licensed to produce 23,100 tonnes of salmon and trout in the Westfjords of Iceland. Out of the total permit volume, 5,300 tonnes for trout is not currently used and will be converted to salmon licences in an ongoing application process.
Author: Ole Andreas Drønen / Fishfarmingexpert | read the full articlehere
Built for the McHugh family in Killybegs, Ella G-233 replaces Star of Hope and is part of the Atlantic Dawn Group’s ambitious programme of fleet renewal.
Ella has been delivered by Mooney Boats and has stylish lines, courtesy of its Vestværft design. At 24.47 metres and with an 8.10 metre beam, this compact pelagic catcher complements the company’s three new 64 metre vessels currently under construction in Turkey.
Author: Quentin Bates / FiskerForum | read the full articlehere
Nanobubbles are well placed for salmon farms, says technology company Moleaer.
Moleaer’s biggest market is irrigation, where the tech to create nanobubble-enriched water to improve water quality and promote root development.
Broad spectrum But nanobubbles can also be used to improve the efficiency of a broad spectrum of chemical, biological, and physical processes. Source: Salmon Business | read the full articlehere
Major aquafeed companies and producers are set to discuss emerging trends in fish-free feeds for shrimp in a webinar scheduled for 15 July.
F3 – Future of Fish Feed will convene a panel of major feed companies and producers to discuss the latest trends in fishmeal and fish oil replacement for shrimp, in a webinar on Thursday, 15 July at 5 am GMT.
Forgotten one of the worst octopus seasons in remembrance after a break of more than a week, the Galician naseiros had high expectations after the clean slate that was the ban. It was more than just a hunch. There were signs. More recruiting. More abundance ... But to check if the forecasts are fulfilled we will have to wait. Wait a few hours or even a few days to get a clearer picture of how the octopus extraction campaign has started.
Source: La Voz de Galicia | read the full articlehere
The general director of the Food Industry, José Miguel Herrero, said yesterday that the reform of the Food Chain Law, currently in parliamentary proceedings, "constitutes a great opportunity to generate value in all the links that comprise it." According to Herrero, through the regulation of the standard, bad practices and abuses between operators will be eliminated. The general director has participated in the third edition of the Summer University organized by Mercabarna with the collaboration of the Public University of Calatuña, with a presentation entitled “Opportunities and challenges in the face of the reform of Law 12/2013 on the Food Chain”.
Source: Industrias Pesqueras | read the full article here
Dutch MEP and Vice-Chair of the European Parliament’s Committee on Fisheries, Peter van Dalen, has called on greater cooperation between governments and fishers when it comes to planning offshore wind farms.
As part of the EU’s Green Deal, at-sea solutions for energy production are being implemented with fishers being driven off important fishing grounds.
Source: The Fishing Daily | read the full articlehere
The Lapland FLAG has financed a fisheries recruitment and training project to rejuvenate the ageing fisheries sector in the area around the Lokka and Porttipahta reservoirs, bringing fourteen young fishers of both genders into the fishery.
Like many other fishing communities across the globe, the Lokka-Porttipahta reserve in northern Finland has been struggling with the progressive ageing of its population.
Author: Quentin Bates / FiskerForum | read the full articlehere
The new ASC feed standard, which will require wild fish used in aquaculture feed production to come from increasingly sustainable sources, comes at a crucial time for the fishing industry and we welcome it. This has been demonstrated by the Marine Ingredients Organization (IFFO), which considers that with a planet under increasing pressure, "guarantees are needed to mitigate environmental and social impacts in obtaining and production of ingredients ”. Certification standards, supported by internationally recognized guidelines and frameworks, such as the FAO Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries, add the same sources “provide these guarantees”.
Between January and May 2021, Chile exported salmon and trout for a total of US $ 2,080 million, 1.3% lower than the US $ 2,170 million in the same period of 2020. Review in detail the behavior according to market.
Recently, InfoTrade informed AQUA between January and May of this year, Chile exported salmon and trout (salmonids) for a total of US $ 2,080 million (figure 1.3% lower than the US $ 2,170 million of the same period of 2020), with a total of 302,462 net tons (+ 2.2%) and an average price of US $ 6.88 / kg (-3.4).
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The Norwegian Pelagic Fishing Course in Week 29 Norway
Quiet summer week, some mackerel and a couple of good catches of North Sea herring
It has been a somewhat quiet summer week this week as both facilities and fishermen have taken some well-deserved ...
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Built for the McHugh family in Killybegs, Ella G-233 replaces Star of Hope and is part of the Atlantic Dawn Group’s ambitious programme of fleet renewal.
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Nanobubbles are well placed for salmon farms, says technology company Moleaer.
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Major aquafeed companies and producers are set to discuss emerging trends in fish-free feeds for shrimp in a webinar scheduled for 15 July.
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Forgotten one of the worst octopus seasons in remembrance after a break of more than a week, the Galician naseiros had high expectations after the clean slate that was the ban. It was more than just a hunch. There were signs. More recruiting. More abundance ... But to check if the forecasts are fulfilled we will have to wait. Wait a few hours or even a few days to get a clearer picture of how the octopus extraction campaign has started.
The general director of the Food Industry, José Miguel Herrero, said yesterday that the reform of the Food Chain Law, currently in parliamentary proceedings, "constitutes a great opportunity to generate value in all the links that comprise it." According to Herrero, through the regulation of the standard, bad practices and abuses between operators will be eliminated. The general director has participated in the third edition of the Summer University organized by Mercabarna with the collaboration of the Public University of Calatuña, with a presentation entitled “Opportunities and challenges in the face of the reform of Law 12/2013 on the Food Chain”.
EUROPEAN UNION
Dutch MEP and Vice-Chair of the European Parliament’s Committee on Fisheries, Peter van Dalen, has called on greater cooperation between governments and fishers when it comes to planning offshore wind farms.
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The Lapland FLAG has financed a fisheries recruitment and training project to rejuvenate the ageing fisheries sector in the area around the Lokka and Porttipahta reservoirs, bringing fourteen young fishers of both genders into the fishery..png)
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CHILE
Between January and May 2021, Chile exported salmon and trout for a total of US $ 2,080 million, 1.3% lower than the US $ 2,170 million in the same period of 2020. Review in detail the behavior according to market.
