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is the proven long standing international magazine for the fishery industry, Bimonthly magzine published over two decades (since 1981). It features information of a more comprehensive nature on a wide range of topics such as markets and marketing, handling, processing, quality control, technological advances, harvesting, aquaculture, new opportunities and ideas, product development and value-added products.

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Highlights of Infofish International 03/2009 May/ June

- Integrated techno savvy farm aims to boost Malaysian tilapia production
- Malaysia :  Trend of tilapia production from aquaculture (2000 – 2007).
- Traceability through DNA technology
- Advances in mud crab hatchery and nursery
- Malaysia : Seminar on Organic Aquaculture
- Crab symposium
- Aqualine wins two big contracts
- New turnkey contract for AKVA group
- WWF seeks private investors for Aquaculture Stewardship Council
- Manu more hurdles for open-ocean farms
- Tuna breeding at Clean Seas
- Opposition to WWF’s decision to form Aquaculture Stewardship - Council
- Cooperation in the supply chain
- Australis sells US, Vietnam operations



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Integrated techno savvy farm aims t boost Malaysian tilapia production

A Norwegian company has invested heavily in an integrated "plantation style" tilapia farming operation in Malaysia, aiming to be a leading producer of high quality, safe sustainable and traceable tilapia. DNA technology will ensure traceability of each fish.

Advances in mud crab hatchery and nursery

The development of seed production technology for mud crab has raised hopes for commercial farming of species. A number of pilot commercial hatcheries and nurseries have been setup. The author provides further details...

Practical Traceability of fish in Southeast Asia

World markets are demanding that imported fish must be traceable to its source. Regulators, retailers and consumers have all been the driving force behind the quest for safe ad sustainable food; Traceability plays a very important role in fulfilling this requirement

Sri Lanka- proactive fish inspection system boosts exports

Since a decade ago, Sri Lanka has put in place a regulatory framework to ensure that its fish exports comply with international standards of quality and food safety. The competent authority is department of fisheries and Aquatic resources which works with other agencies in supervision, monitoring and inspection of fish production facilities

JAPAN: The world’s largest sashimi tuna market moves towards more economical varieties- sashimi tuna consumption slows down

During the last Bonenkai or year-end celebration in Japan, the sashimi tuna market was disappointingly less vibrant compared to the other years. The annual bonus received by many Japanese was also not able to encourage consumer spending on their preferred sashimi tuna- a high end ….

Venezuela : a new institutional and legal framework for fisheries and aquaculture

Last year, Venezuela passed a new fisheries regulation which aims to enhance changes begun earlier by focusing on state strengthening, centralized planning, and increased people participation, special consideration to small scale fishermen, and shared responsibilities and environmental protection. ..

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More Highlights

- Pangasius benefits downplayed
- Marel Food Systems gets new CEO
- M & J Seafood’s Salmon plant closed
- Training air cargo staff on handling fresh seafood- Alaska Air Cargo
- Omega Protein receives 2009 Friend of the Sea Award
- Heart-check mark for surimi products     
- Lyons Seafoods completes laboratory upgrade
- Market Trends – Shrimp, Tuna.Cephalopods, Fishmeal, Tilapia and Salmon
- Market Barometer of Frozen shrimp, c&f Japan, Wholesale Tokyo, USA,Europe,
- Frozen lobster,Frozentuna,Fishmeal/Fishoil ,…..
- Malaysian fishery trade mission to Aceh- a grand success
- Asia – a newly formed fish traders association
- Mission ends reconstruction of tsunami-hit Aceh
- Egypt to temporarily an pangasius imports
- Russia targeted to be top market for seafood
- Customs bond on shrimp withdrawn -US
- New import certificates rule _ EU
- Consumer opt for private-label seafood products – US
- Golden fresh Sdn Bhd- first to resume exports to EU
- Endangered bluefin tuna removed from Monaco shelves and menus – Italy
-  Plan to increase import and export duties in the pipeline- Russia
- Indonesian company cleared of exporting Chinese shrimp - US
- Herring Market Report – April 2009
- Outlook strong for Russia
- A new institutional and legal framework for fisheries and aquaculture – Venezuela
- Marine reserves to prevent destruction of resources
- Climate change to have big impact on marine fisheries
- Shrimp fisheries need to be regulated
- Handline yellowfin Tuna fishery certified as sustainable
- Moreton bay pyster industry management plan could attract new investment- Australia
- UK’s first MSC- certified cold water prawns launched
- Kerala bans fishing for Puntius denisonii – India
- Massive jellyfish swarms damaging world fisheries
- Proposal on closure of Mediterranean bluefin receives support
- Myanmar farms receive organic certification
- Enhancing market access for Amazonia aquaculture and fisheries products
- Marketing project for Aceh fish traders organized by INFOFISH
- SustainAqua project finalizes handbook
- Improving the domestic market for fishery products in Latin America and the Caribbean
- Workshop on fish biosecurity in Lilongwe Malawi
- Infopesca address conference in Brazil and Peru
- Eighth meeting of the General Assembly of INFOPESCA

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