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YOUNG’S Seafood today revealed details of new research that shows how artificial light can make a major contribution towards fishing sustainability. Used in conjunction with nets, artificial light can alter […] Continue Reading
Boats 9 Consignments 12 Boxes 6146 Cod Large £2.70 – 3.50 Cod Medium £2.60 – 3.00 Cod Selected £2.20 – 2.60 Cod Small £2.00 – 2.70 Haddock Large £2.60 – […] Continue Reading
SCOTTISH salmon farmer Loch Duart says that recent reports about declining levels of omega-3 in salmon do not apply to its fish. The BBC Science report (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-37321656) quoted a study […] Continue Reading
SCOTTISH fishermen have welcomed the publication of a report revealing the full extent of catches by foreign vessels in UK waters. Published today by NAFC Marine Centre UHI in Shetland, […] Continue Reading
ICELANDIC trawlers searching for mackerel are reporting exceptionally heavy amounts of Atlanto-Scandian herring in their hauls and it is causing fishermen a couple of problems. Hjalti Einarsson, skipper of HB Grandi’s pelagic vessel Víkingur, […] Continue Reading
A RUSSIAN warship has arrested an Icelandic trawler for what seems to be a minor infringement of marine regulations. The incident, which involved the HB Grandi owned vessel Therney, is thought to […] Continue Reading
A FILM has been made highlighting the work of an innovative multi-partner scientific survey to assess the composition of herring stocks to the west of Scotland. The YouTube video provides […] Continue Reading
THE Swiss based company Matorka is to build a new land based, 3,000 tonne multi-species aquaculture station at Grindavik in Iceland. It is thought work will start within the next few weeks. The company […] Continue Reading
YOUNG’S Seafood has joined forces with the Iceland Group to launch a new range of innovative fish dishes for Iceland’s latest Food Warehouse store concept. The product range is a departure from […] Continue Reading