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  • Structural changes in the Icelandic fisheries sector - a value chain analysis

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    Knútsson, Ögmundur, Klemensson, Ólafur, and Gestsson, Helgi
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    This pilot study maps the structural changes in the Icelandic fisheries sector from 1990 to present, from the general to the specific. The background is the radical and substantial changes in the structure of harvesting, production and processing; in the export activities and marketing in Icelandic fisheries. The main characteristics...
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    individual segments (levels) in the value chain. Keywords: Icelandic fish industry, structural changes

  • Improving Fuel Efficiency in the UK Fishing Fleet

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    Graham, Kate
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    The financial performance of the UK fishing fleet has been directly affected by high prices for diesel fuel. As a result, the fishing industry has been faced with an urgent need to reduce their dependency on fuel oil. The UK Sea Fish Industry Authority (Seafish) is leading a project part-funded...
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    IMPROVING FUEL EFFICIENCY IN THE UK FISHING FLEET Kate Graham, Sea Fish Industry Authority (UK), k_graham

  • Fish to Plate: "The Lean Route"

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    Blythe, Richard
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    The economic viability of the fishery will be dependant on the ability of the processors to deliver desired products to their customers, when required. The ultimate goal must therefore be to identify what the customers want and then to optimise the process that delivers the final product. Catching fish is...
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    FISH TO PLATE: “THE LEAN ROUTE” Richard Blythe, Sea Fish Industry Authority (UK), R_Blythe

  • Outlook for Fish Supply and Demand Chain in Finland

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    Honkanen, Asmo and Ahvonen, Anssi
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    The market for fish products in Finland has changed markedly since the removal of trade barriers after the country's accession to the EU in 1995. Further the transition from a producer to a consumer-oriented society has created numerous new demands for food products. New dietary trends, such as low fat...
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    species will expand. Keywords: survey, consumption, fishery industry, fish markets 1. INTRODUCTION The

  • Capacity Measurement and Policy Simulation of Fishery Industry in Japan

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    Managi, Shunsuke
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    The expansion of fishing capacity is one of the most pressing problems facing many fisheries around the world. Excess capacity arises when a high number of vessels enter the fishery, and these vessels are employed to exploit the available fish stocks beyond a target level of yield. The lack or...
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    Policy Simulation of Fishery Industry in Japan Author(s): Shunsuke managi Abstract: The

  • An analysis of the fishmeal industry: From wild fisheries to international fishmeal and fish oil markets

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    Péron, Guillaume and Le Gallic, Bertrand
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    Because of the stagnation of commercial landings, the development of aquaculture activities is expected to rise during the next decades to match the growing demand for fisheries goods. Overall, it is often expected that the aquaculture sector could reduce to a certain extent the pressure applied over wild stocks. However,...
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    fishmeal industry: From wild fisheries to international fishmeal and fish oil markets Author(s

  • The Harmonization of Food Safety and Traceability in Farmed Fish Production, An Example of Grouper Industry in Taiwan

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    Chen, Shin-Chang, Chuang, Ching-Ta, and Nan, Fan-Hwa
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    There is now an increasing demand among consumers for high-quality and safe aquaculture products. However, in becoming an important contributor to the markets for seafood, the aquaculture industry has become increasingly subject to rigid food safety, traceability, and processing requirements (e.g. Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP), Good Aquaculture...
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    the farmed fish industry. Otherwise, In order to reach the spirit of "traceability ", we also take