All Fish articles – Page 76
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Ban on cod fishing looms
The British fishing industry could face devastation if a call for a blanket ban on cod fishing in the North Sea and Irish Sea is acted on.According to European Commission scientists on the advisory committee for fisheries management, cod...
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SQS hits back over lice
Kit Davies Evidence that wild fish are being infected by sea lice from farmed salmon has been presented to a conference in Denmark. The evidence was contained in a Fisheries Research Services paper delivered at the International Council for...
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Fishmonger of the year
Andrew Wilcox of Safeway has become the Scottish Quality Salmon Champion 2002. Andrew scored the most points in the salmon craftsmanship round at this year's 50th National Federation of Fishmongers Golden Jubilee craftsmanship competition held at...
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n Fruit and veg combines British and foreign produce and includes seasonal fruits, such as peche de vigne (an old fashioned variety of peach as featured in Monet's garden) or fresh vegetables like salsify. n The grocery section features luxuries...
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Asda goes colour-coded
Ed Bedington A major overhaul is expected to breathe new life into the meat, fish and poultry category for Asda. The multiple has spent 12 months re-designing the entire section, and the new look was launched this week. Mark James, general...
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Fish cake arrivals
Birds Eye is continuing its bid to put the Enjoy! frozen meals d颢cle behind it by demonstrating its continued commitment to what it does best. The frozen foods specialist is launching two new fish cakes  smoked haddock, cheese & leek, and...
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Training school's pioneer spirit rewarded
Tyneside's fish industries' training school at North Shields has gained further national recognition for its pioneering training scheme in filleting. The course, aimed at developing traditional skills in fish preparation for young people who...
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Heinz falls
Heinz said first-quarter profit fell 11% due to higher marketing spend and costs from spinning-off its Starkist tuna and 9-Lives petfood brands to shareholders and Del Monte. Net profit at the food and ketchup maker fell to $177.8m from...
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The CTN Guide
on sale Monday 30 July P Trout & Salmon Flap offer in issue on sale today On Sale Tuesday 31 July £ Inside Wrestling (Import) Cover price increase from £2.95 to £3.50 from October issue, distribution by Comag £ ...
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The CTN Guide
On Sale Monday May 29 SP Practical Guide to Managing £2.65, biannual, coverdated no 1 spring, previous issue description 2000 NAME Salmon Trout and Sea Trout Changes to Total Fly Fishing from June, on sale today On Sale Tuesday May ...
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John West sets Shark on Bear's track
Simon Mowbray John West has given The Grocer a sneak preview of the long-awaited sequel to its award-winning Bear' television advertising campaign. A new ad, Shark', hits screens next week, aiming to build on the success of its...
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SHEEP breeding
An open evening took place this week at Forest Farm, Whitland, Carmarthenshire, organised by MLC Cymru's sheep development programme. Visitors were able to discuss sire referencing techniques of the Texel sheep breed. SEA FISH standard ...
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Jellyfish wipe out sites
Kit Davies There is rising concern among Scotland's salmon farmers at an infestation of tiny jellyfish which destroyed more than one million fish at sites on the Western Isles. The sudden appearance of the jellyfish caused Western Isles...
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Doubling up at Burton
Safeway is to double the size of its 4,000 sq ft Burton-on-Trent staff training centre. Safeway aims to build five new areas into the site by next spring - a fish counter, a bakery, a home entertainments area, a fresh meat department, and a mock...
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Salty old sea dog's renaissance goes on as Captain Birds Eye
Mary Carmichael Advertising icon Captain Birds Eye is to cast his nets wider this autumn as a collection of non-fish products comes under his banner. It is the first time the brand has extended to landlubber products such as meat and vegetables...
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Order backlog in sardines
Sardine catches off Morocco and Portugal have improved but a backlog of orders is still giving problems to canners, who have experienced poor catches for the last couple of months. In addition to the scarcity, some of the fish are of poor quality,...
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Low run set to push up salmon price 15%
UK red salmon prices are set to increase following a lower than expected pack of 213g in Alaska, the main source of supply to this market. So far, buying has been minimal as UK importers have adequate stocks to see them through until the early part...
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UK fleet financial crisis highlighted by Seafish
Reduced landings, increased running costs and lower than expected prices have had a severe impact on the profitability of the UK fishing fleet, according to a report published by the Sea Fish Industry Authority. The 2001 Economic Survey of the UK...
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scottish aquaculture
SQS flags up advances in sea lice control and prevention of escapes Wild salmon: SQS hits at blaming of farming Scottish Quality Salmon chief executive Brian Simpson told the 6th International Salmon Symposium in Edinburgh this week that the...