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EXCLUSIVE: Scientists as “honest brokers” in the bottom trawling and carbon debate (opens the original)
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Professor Jan Geert Hiddink, Project Lead for SeaSTORE at Bangor University, and Dr Emma Cavan of Imperial College London speak to World Fishing and Aquaculture about the need for a more nuanced understanding of bottom trawling and carbon. The relationship between bottom trawling and carbon has become an increasingly important area of research, with recent studies suggesting that up to 370 million tonnes of C02 may be released into the atmosphere as a direct result of bottom trawling. Yet, for J
BAADER happy to take the positives at a ‘crazy’ IceFish (opens the original)
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BAADER Iceland were today celebrating a highly successful IceFish 2026 experience, not least thanks to the positive response following the launch of their latest equipment – made literally down the road at their Kópavogur site. The global company’s latest innovation, the 189 Pro whitefish filleting machine, was front and centre in BAADER’s impressive booth, which was at times inundated, said Baldvin Johnsen, Managing Director BAADER Iceland. “It was just crazy, with seven or eight working the bo
100% Transformation: The Future in Action (opens the original)
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The final session of the 2026 100% Fish for Profit conference featured studies which give inspiration for the future. Moderating the session Dr. Leeper first began by introducing Dr. Tracy White, Manager of the Scottish Ocean Cluster. Dr White had been unable to travel to Iceland but, in a pre-recorded presentation, told delegates that, “‘…utilisation isn’t enough”, before going on to further explore, “Scotland’s transformation to 100% value creation”. Dr White confirmed, “A lot of our byproduct
Mikra is the result of a winning combination (opens the original)
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Winning the Best New Product Launched at IceFish Award is a good result by measure, and one that the hi-tech seafood processing company Mikra is happy to celebrate. The result of a merger between the Micro food processing and Klaki hi-tech robotics companies, Mikra won the IceFish award for its sea urchin saw, automating what had been a challenging manual process. “We were a little bit surprised, but we were really happy about it and our high-tech guys were really pleased,” said Gunnar Bragason,
Grindavik’s message to IceFish: stronger together (opens the original)
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As the third anniversary of the total evacuation of Grindavik grows closer, the message from the Grindavik Community section at IceFish 2026 is simple and to the point – stronger together. With permanent residence and the reopening of schools in the town only just approved, the journey quite literally set in motion by the volcanic eruptions on 10 November 2023 is hard to imagine. Yet this year’s edition of IceFish, which has always been a regular destination for the fishing town, has permitted a
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