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Other Media | fishfarmingexpert: Salmon farmer Cooke nets 16% of Peruvian anchoveta quota

PERU
Friday, November 08, 2024

Global fish farmer Cooke Inc. has signed a deal to buy one of the world’s largest fishmeal and fish oil producers and exporters, Corporación Pesquera Inca S.A.C. (Copeinca).

Copeinca was established in 1994 and has grown to become Peru’s largest fishing company with 2,770 employees, 45 vessels and eight processing plants that span the north and centre coastline of Peru. The company holds the largest anchoveta (Enaraulis ringens) quota in Peru at 15.9% and processes approximately 21% of the country’s total catch for annual production of approximately 200,000 tonnes of fishmeal and 23,000 tonnes of fish oil.

Source: fishfarmingexpert l Read the full article here

 


IN BRIEF - Technical report confirms wisdom in suspending Loligo squid harvests

FALKLAND ISLANDS
Friday, December 13, 2024

The Falkland Islands Fisheries Commission this week reviewed a detailed report by three senior members of the Fisheries Department titled “Analysis of the 2024 Loligo Squid Harvest.” The findings confirmed the prudence and justification of not opening the season.
 
The report was authored by Chief Cephalopod Scientist Irina Chemshirova, Oceanographic Data Analyst Alex Blake, and Senior Scientist and Stock Assessor Frane Skeljo. Their analysis was reinforced by a biomass estimate obtained after a second survey, which corroborated the decision to refrain from harvesting.
 
 
One key conclusion of the report highlighted that “the biological data collected during the surveys indicated no major net migration during the course of the season.” However, the report acknowledged challenges in fully confirming low migration patterns due to the significant time gap between the August and September surveys.
 
Blake further explained that “the unfavorable ocean conditions described during 2024 most certainly facilitated a northern transport of Loligo, out of the Falklands EEZ and toward the high seas during the period of the second harvest.”
 
Adding to the context, the significant investments made by Falkland fishing companies and their Galician partners in new vessels underscore the high stakes for the 2025 squid harvest. Understandably, this has led to some apprehension about how the upcoming season will unfold.


IN BRIEF - Chasing and Pufab Aqua Tech AS Unveil the Chasing X ROV for Aquaculture

NORWAY
Friday, December 13, 2024

Chasing and Pufab Aqua Tech AS have announced the launch of the Chasing X, a versatile mid-range ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) designed specifically for the aquaculture industry.

In a press release, the company highlighted several innovative features and capabilities of the Chasing X, including:

  • 8 Magnetically Coupled Motors: These ensure extended durability and reduced maintenance requirements, even under challenging conditions.
  • "Anchor X" Digital DP System: Provides precise positioning, maintaining stability even in strong currents.
  • High-Intensity Lighting: Equipped with dual 6,000-lumen LED lights for superior underwater visibility.
  • Full 360° Compensation: Effectively counteracts currents and ripples for seamless operation.
  • Deep Diving Capability: Operates at depths of up to 350 meters.

One of the standout features is the unit’s open electronic platform, which allows third-party developers to access and integrate additional functions.

Customization and Accessories

The Chasing X offers a range of optional accessories to enhance its utility, including:

  • A 230V power supply for continuous operation.
  • A grabber for handling objects underwater.
  • An echo sounder for advanced aquatic monitoring.
  • An additional pan/tilt camera with software enabling simultaneous dual recordings on the control unit.

Pufab Aqua Tech AS, based in Molde, is the exclusive distributor of Chasing ROVs for the aquaculture sector.


IN BRIEF - ICAR-CIBA signs MOU with Agrocel Industries to boost shrimp aquaculture

INDIA
Friday, December 13, 2024

In a major step toward advancing shrimp aquaculture, ICAR-Central Institute of Brackishwater Aquaculture (ICAR-CIBA), Chennai, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Agrocel Industries Pvt. Ltd., Kachchh, Gujarat.

The partnership aims to conduct contract research on the efficacy of “AQUALAABH,” a natural mineral mix, and its variants in shrimp farming. The research will be carried out at ICAR-CIBA’s Navsari Gujarat Research Centre (NGRC), Navsari, Gujarat.

Agrocel Industries, a leader in India’s bromine-based marine chemical industry, specializes in minerals, specialty chemicals, and plant and animal nutrition. Its product “AQUALAABH,” derived from seawater minerals, is designed to enhance shrimp farming productivity and sustainability.

India, the world’s second-largest aquaculture producer and a top shrimp exporter, relies heavily on this sector for sustainable livelihoods, supporting over 30 million people, particularly from marginalized communities. Recognizing its critical role, ICAR-CIBA Director Dr. Kuldeep K Lal emphasized the importance of collaborations between private enterprises and research institutions to drive innovation and validate solutions

The collaboration represents a significant step toward enhancing India’s position as a global leader in aquaculture while ensuring sustainable development for the shrimp farming sector.


IN BRIEF - Quality Seafood manager sentenced to prison. Judge calls him ‘driving force’ in conspiracy

UNITED STATES
Friday, December 13, 2024

Quality Poultry & Seafood sales manager Todd Rosetti was the only defendant sentenced to prison for his role in a conspiracy to mislabel seafood, passing off foreign fish as fresh Gulf catches.

U.S. District Judge Sul Ozerden on Wednesday sentenced Rosetti to eight months in prison, followed by 180 days under house arrest. Ozerden noted that he was constrained by an earlier agreement Rosetti reached with prosecutors that allowed him to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of mislabeling seafood rather than a felony conspiracy mislabeling charge. Guidelines allowed a maximum sentence of one year and a fine of up to $1,000.

James “Jim” Gunkel, left, business manager of Quality Poultry & Seafood, walks out of the federal courthouse in Gulfport with his attorneys on Wednesday =>

“He was the ultimate authority in this scheme,” Ozerden noted. “He was the driving force.” Ozerden also pointed out that the scheme started by Quality defrauded up to 300 customers at their retail and wholesale business on Division Street in Biloxi. The judge said the scheme started as early as 1999. Charges documented seafood mislabeling began no later than December 2013 and ran until November 2019.

Mary Mahoney’s Old French House restaurant, a nationally known establishment in Biloxi, was in on the conspiracy but many other restaurants, casinos and retail customers were unaware they were paying premium prices for fish from India, Africa and other counties.


IN BRIEF - The Vigo Port Fishing Shipowners' Cooperative – ARVI celebrated its 60th anniversary

SPAIN
Friday, December 13, 2024

Vigo – The Vigo Port Fishing Shipowners' Cooperative (ARVI) proudly celebrated its 60th anniversary. Since its foundation in 1964, ARVI has been a fundamental pillar in the development and sustainability of the fishing sector in our city.
 
Throughout these six decades, we have worked tirelessly to promote responsible, innovative and sustainable fishing practices, always with the aim of guaranteeing the well-being of our communities and the preservation of our marine resources.
 
Javier Touza, president of ARVI
 
The event, presented by president Javier Touza, was attended by a number of distinguished authorities. Among them were the Mayor of Vigo, the Conselleiro do Mar, the State Delegate in the Zona Franca de Vigo, the president of the Port Authority of Vigo, the vice-president of the Provincial Council of Pontevedra, as well as the presidents of the Confederation of Entrepreneurs of Pontevedra (CEP) and of the Chamber of Commerce and the General Director of Sustainable Fishing of the SGP. In addition, the partners and the entire team attended, whose effort and dedication are fundamental to the success of the Cooperative.
 
This anniversary not only celebrates our history and achievements, but also reinforces our commitment to the community and the sustainable development of the fishing industry.

Other Media | Alimarket: Anna Canal, new director of Alimentaria

SPAIN
Friday, December 13, 2024

Times of change at Alimentaria Exhibitions, which has renewed its management positions: Anna Canal is the new director of the Alimentaria fair, while Celine Pérez takes over the management of Hostelco, combining this position with the management of Barcelona Wine Week, the fair for quality Spanish wines. J. Antonio Valls, director of Alimentaria for almost three decades, remains as general director of Alimentaria Exhibitions, the company that organises Alimentaria & Hostelco, the Barcelona Wine Week, Gastronomic Forum Barcelona and Alimentaria FoodTech fairs.
 
Likewise, the Organising Committee of Alimentaria, chaired by Antoni Llorens, also president and general manager of Serunion, has recently incorporated Judith Viader, CEO of Frit Ravich.
 
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Other Media | Industrias Pesqueras: UK fleet has shrunk by 54% over the past three decades

UNITED KINGDOM
Friday, December 13, 2024

In 30 years, the UK fishing fleet has reduced its capacity by 54%, according to data from the “Sea Fisheries Statistics 2023” report published by the British Government’s MMO (Marine Management Organisation). Thus, in 2023, there were 5,418 fishing vessels registered in the UK, which represents a 54% reduction since 1993. The power (kW) of the UK fleet has also decreased by 42% over the past three decades. Gross tonnage (GT) has decreased by 37% since 1996, when this metric began to be recorded, reaching 200,000 tonnes. The report also shows that approximately 79% of the UK fleet is made up of vessels under 10 metres in length, of which 49% are registered in England.
 
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Other Media | The Fish Site: The free solution to seafood carbon footprinting

SWITZERLAND
Friday, December 13, 2024

A new toolkit that’s been specially designed to help seafood producers measure their carbon footprints has just been released by Blueyou, who are now inviting more aquaculture and fishery operators to use it for free.

Developed by Blueyou Impact, the scientific team of the Blueyou Group, and peer-reviewed by life cycle assessment (LCA) experts in Europe and Canada, the toolkit contains data questionnaires which can be filled in by seafood producers, accompanied by a guideline to explain how the gathered data can be used 

Author: Rob Fletcher / The Fish Site l Read the full article here

 


Other Media | WorldFishing: EU pressed to provide consumer info on all seafood

EUROPEAN UNION
Friday, December 13, 2024

Seafood supply chain collective Follow the Fish has called on the European Commission to require more consumer information on all seafood. To address this lack of transparency, the group met with the head of the Directorate General of the European Commission in charge of maritime affairs and fisheries, Charlina Vitcheva, to demand that the EU revises the Common Market Organisation (CMO) Regulation. 

This law sets consumer information requirements for seafood products. While required information for fresh and frozen seafood is comprehensive, processed products currently lack mandatory consumer information on key aspects.

Source: Worldfishing l Read the full article here

 


Other Media | fishfarmingexpert: Finnish fish processor commits to integrating 'upcycling' technology

FINLAND
Friday, December 13, 2024

Hailia, a company enabling fish processors to use sidestreams such as heads, fins, and frames for the production of human food, has expanded its partnership with Finnish fish producer Kalavapriikki.

As part of a paid licensing deal, Kalavapriikki will implement Hailia’s technology on-site at its production facility in Kuopio in central Finland - the first time this technology will be implemented outside Hailia’s own factory.

Kalavapriikki produces food products from locally sourced rainbow trout and aims to gain market share from imported Atlantic salmon products by doubling its production volume to 4,000 tonnes in 2025. 

Author: Gareth Moore / fishfarmingexpert l Read the full article here

 


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