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    Use of waste as a biofuel and fertiliser in Orkney_C008

    Shellfish processors want simple, local, cost-effective solutions for managing shellfish waste. Anaerobic digestion (AD) has been identified as a potential solution for shellfish waste treatment. The process produces methane which can be used to generate energy and digestate (fertiliser) which has applications in agriculture and horticulture. Heat and Power Ltd. were part funded by Seafish to evaluate the potential of AD as a solution for Orkney based shellfish and food processors. The main aims of the project were to consider whether AD could reduce commercial waste disposal costs and establish a sustainable waste management solution for the island. It included a small-scale batch digester trial on crab shells. This report summarises AD technology, suitable food wastes in Orkney and results of a small-scale batch trial on crab processing waste.
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    Chilled Seafood in Multiple Retail 2016

    Chilled natural seafood (plain fillets or shellfish) dominates the British retail seafood market. Chilled seafood has grown over both the long and short term, expanding market share at the expense of frozen and ambient. Chilled sushi, dusted, and fingers are the rising stars of the chilled sector
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    Fisheries Management Issues Report

    The Fisheries Management Issues Report summarises some of the current issues affecting the UK fishing industry. Information is collated from regional, UK and European sources and regular topics include discussions at the EU Fisheries Council meetings, official landings into the UK relative to allocated quotas and the extent of bans on fishing due to shellfish poisoning around the UK.
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    Seafish Summary of UN FAO 2010 Regional Review Europe (Aquaculture)

    Seafish summary of the United Nations Food and Aquaculture Organisation report: Aquaculture 2010 Regional Review - Europe, published 9 November 2011.
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    Alternative Species Study in Northern Ireland

    The rationale for the Alternative Species originates from a concern over two key issues that are prevalent within the fishing industry. The first is by-catch, which inevitably occurs within fishing activity as non-targeted species are caught simultaneously with other more prized or sought after species. Secondly, these non-targeted fish generally don’t hold any market value and therefore are either discarded or used as fishing bait. The primary aims are to investigate the feasibility of using alternative species, to reduce wastage and develop the potential to establish commercial revenue for such species. The success of the project also has wider implications for the promotion of local product, environmental footprint and sustainability.
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    Ukraine Export Guide

    A market research report on the seafood sector in Ukraine.
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    C43 Bass Lured Long Lines

    This report describes work carried out on the North coast of Devon trialling a long line system using a range of artificial lures for bass; its evolution from conception to a full commercial application.
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    Seafish economic impact report on cockle mortality

    A social and economic impact assessment of cockle mortality in the Burry Inlet cockle fishery, south Wales UK.
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    Final CLG minutes for 29 June 2015 meeting

    Final minutes of the Common Language Group meeting held at Friends House, London on Monday 29 June 2015.
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    The Price of Fish?

    A key new report to give all 661 MPs and 129 MSPs a clear overview of why our industry matters. It is intended to give a general overview of our industry, covering everything from safety at sea through to the improving environmental record of fishing, the economic value of our industry, and the health benefits of seafood.
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    Final ACIG minutes 12 September 2013

    Final minutes of the Aquaculture Common Issues Group meeting held in London on 12 September 2013.
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    Project Inshore - Stage 3 Strategic Sustainability Northumberland Inshore Fisheries & Conervation Authority

    This report presents stage 3 of Project Inshore where findings of stage 1’s data gathering on fisheries within each IFCA and the results of stage 2’s MSC pre-assessment conducted for fisheries around England’s coast (involving over 400 different species, stock and gear combinations) are considered to provide a Strategic Sustainability Review tailored to the Northumberland IFCA.