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he said. but mowi is hardly alone in this move. in the past few months there has been a raft of announcements from retailers and seafood companies turning to end-to-end traceability technology. carrefour is claiming a world first in spain with the launch of blockchain technology for fresh fish. the multinational

blockchain has been used for an extractive fishing product. the product sold by carrefour includes in its labeling a qr code that can be scanned through smartphones, allowing consumers to know which vessel made the catch, coordinates of the fishing area, fishing gear used, the exact location of the fish...

https://www.knoldseafood.com/mowis-new-traceability-system-a-benchmark-for-seafood-brands/

'stable fish supplies threatened' as brexit delay bill becomes law last month the uk seafood industry alliance trade group told intrafish the uk seafood industry appeared to be moving ahead blindfolded, at least in the short term, as a bill to delay brexit was signed into law by the queen. is your seafood

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(cbc) mosher and other company officials talked about the use of ocean mapping and other technologies at the conference held by esri canada, a provider of gis software. ipads with apps that record every tow and every catch are now standard equipment on the bridges of clearwater's canadian fleet, and

"they end up putting more energy into building their shells rather than building their muscles," he said....

https://www.knoldseafood.com/how-ocean-mapping-changed-the-way-a-seafood-giant-fishes/

processors to assess the economic effects of the ' flood event' on the seafood processing sector. commercial harvester and charterboat impacts commercial trip ticket reports for each fishery were analyzed against historic records of harvest for that fishery. years where the fishery was impacted by other

recreational landings, fisheries provide jobs and income to a variety of facilities including commercial and recreational marinas, bait and tackle shops, fuel docks, ice houses, transportation operations, commercial dealers, processors, restaurants and more. ldwf did not attempt to capture impacts other...

https://www.knoldseafood.com/ldwf-estimate-la-fishing-industry-sustained-258-million-in-losses-during-historic-flooding/

chefs, was aimed at creating awareness on the safety of imported seafoods to nigeria and the best way to prepare already preserved seafood that were imported from norway. according to kostveit, in the past months there has been focus on illegal uses of dangerous chemicals on broken pieces of dried fish

in some nigerian markets. to this end, the norwegian seafood council wishes to organize a seminar on seafood safety showcasing the correct handling of seafood. the seminar will also create awareness and assurance on various ways to prevent insects and other unwanted pests on perching on seafood products...

https://www.knoldseafood.com/norwegian-seafood-council-raises-awareness-on-seafood-safety-in-nigeria/

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paddling other outdoor adventures nature animals and fish forests and trees invasive species waterbodies water withdrawal and floods climate change maps prevent & control pollution waste and recycling petroleum and chemical storage site cleanup water air pesticides oil & gas wells and mining regulatory...

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paddling other outdoor adventures nature animals and fish forests and trees invasive species waterbodies water withdrawal and floods climate change maps prevent & control pollution waste and recycling petroleum and chemical storage site cleanup water air pesticides oil & gas wells and mining regulatory...

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seafood," says tom-jørgen gangsø, director of market insight and market access at the norwegian seafood council. the relationship between aquaculture and fisheries has changed little from last year. aquaculture represents per cent by value, and per cent by volume. in , norway exported million tonnes of fish

salmon made its comeback in the chinese market. throughout the year, market access has bettered terms for norwegian players with interest in the chinese market. we expect the positive trend to continue for , says victoria braathen with the norwegian seafood council in china. trout is the second major fish...

https://www.knoldseafood.com/norwegian-seafood-exports-top-nok-107-billion-in-2019/

care of nature. and we need healthy economies to lift people out of poverty and achieve the united nations sustainable development goals. in our current model these goals sometimes seem to collide, and our economic pursuits encroach too closely on nature. but nature — a stable climate, reliable freshwater

, forests and other natural resources — is what makes industry possible. it is not one or the other. we cannot have long-term human development without a steady climate and a healthy natural world. out of touch the bottom line is that when we damage the natural world, we damage ourselves. the impact...

https://edition.cnn.com/2019/12/05/perspectives/climate-change-economy-david-attenborough-christine-lagarde/index.html