Tuesday, October 7, 2003
New Study Foresees Huge Growth of Fish Intake in Developing Countries
October 7, 2003 New Study Foresees Huge Growth of Fish Intake in Developing Countries Developing countries will dominate the fish industry in the next two decades, sharply increasing their consumption of fish and relying heavily on fish far ...
Tuesday, October 7, 2003
Chile Salmon Farms Aims to Take Over Norway as World No 1 Producer
October 7, 2003     Chile Salmon Farms Aims to Take Over Norway as World No 1 Producer This simple formula for fattening salmon in the pristine waters of Chile's Patagonia is gaining mass profits for the most-advanced economy in South Ameri ...
Monday, October 6, 2003
Developing Nations are Set to Dominate World Fishing
October 6, 2003 Developing Nations are Set to Dominate World Fishing Developing countries, particularly in Asia, are set to dominate world fishing as global consumer demand increases, according to a study published on Thursday, 2nd Oct. Fis ...
Friday, October 3, 2003
US Biotech Firm Settles Lawsuit Over Salmon Dispute
October 3, 2003 US Biotech Firm Settles Lawsuit Over Salmon Dispute US firm Igene Biotechnology has announced that it has settled a lawsuit with US agribusiness Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) concerning the latter's intellectual property righ ...
Friday, October 3, 2003
New Technology To Detect Toxins In Fish
October 3, 2003 New Technology To Detect Toxins In Fish A new technology has been developed that may help detect fish toxins arising from algal blooms, according to the US, Seattle-based National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA ...
Friday, October 3, 2003
Russian Salmon Market Closing In On Japan, Germany
October 3, 2003 Russian Salmon Market Closing In On Japan, Germany Exports of Norwegian salmon to Russia may very well overtake those from Japan and Germany in no time. As Norway's fifth largest market for salmon, Russia has drawn the big b ...
Friday, October 3, 2003
Netherlands Fishery Products 2003
October 3, 2003 Netherlands Fishery Products 2003 Executive Summary Salmon consumption in the Netherlands is rising thanks to increased purchases of fresh, farm-raised salmon.  Meanwhile, consumption of canned salmon remains stable at just ...
Thursday, October 2, 2003
US's Alaska Governor Eyes Asian Seafood Market
October 2, 2003 US's Alaska Governor Eyes Asian Seafood Market Governor of the U.S. province, Alaska, Frank Murkowski will embark on a drive to promote Alaska seafood in key Asian markets. This upcoming trade mission will see the governor m ...
Thursday, October 2, 2003
Scotland's Salmon Industry Gets A Boost
October 2, 2003 Scotland's Salmon Industry Gets A Boost Promotional efforts highlighting the benefits to health from consuming salmon has provided a boost to the Scottish Salmon Industry. Eating oily fish, such as salmon, research has shown ...
Thursday, October 2, 2003
Norway Hopes To Regain Access To US Salmon Market
October 2, 2003 Norway Hopes To Regain Access To US Salmon Market  The average 23.8 percent antidumping duty on Norwegian fresh whole salmon in the United States is one of several issues that to North America will likely address during his ...
Thursday, October 2, 2003
Bangladesh Sets Standard For Shrimp Export
October 2, 2003 Bangladesh Sets Standard For Shrimp Export The government has decided to maintain the exact standard of exportable shrimp. It is mandatory for exporters to test shrimp at the Chloramphenicol Laboratory before export. Exporte ...
Wednesday, October 1, 2003
Norway To Rebuff EU Ban On Its Trout
October 1, 2003 Norway To Rebuff EU Ban On Its Trout The Norwegian Ministry of Fisheries and Norwegian Seafood Federation (FHL) are sparing no efforts in digging for information that might help in the country's battle against an EU ban on N ...
Wednesday, October 1, 2003
Norwegian Salmon Exports See Huge Gains
October 1, 2003 Norwegian Salmon Exports See Huge Gains Norway's dispatch of 11,543 tonnes of salmon last week set the year's best on record for salmon exports, registering an impressive increase of 46.3 per cent compared with the same week ...
Tuesday, September 30, 2003
North American Salmon Makes Up For Low Global Stocks
September 30, 2003 North American Salmon Makes Up For Low Global Stocks  The generally low supply of sockeye salmon from Russia and Japan will be compensated by increased production from North America is expected to cover the gap, according ...
Tuesday, September 30, 2003
Pakistan's New Fishing Policy To Boost Growth
September 30, 2003 Pakistan's New Fishing Policy To Boost Growth Pakistan has enacted a new fishing policy to protect the interests of small fishermen and raise foreign exchange earning through export of fishery products, laying down a numb ...

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