Tuesday, August 1, 2017

01/08/2017: H.R.H Crown Prince Haakon to attend the opening of Aqua Nor 2017

His Royal Highness Crown Prince Haakon will be present at the official opening of Aqua Nor 2017 in Trondheim on 15th August at 10:30

 
H.R.H Crown Prince Haakon to Aqua Nor
Image credit: Aqua Nor 2017
The official opening will be done by Minister of Fisheries Mr Per Sandberg. In addition, the Mayor of Trondheim, Ms Rita Ottervik, and the Chairman of the Board of the Nor-Fishing Foundation, Ms Liv Holmefjord, will also address the audience.

Support over time

This is far from the first time that the Royal family shows its support to the technology exhibitions Nor-Fishing and Aqua Nor. Ever since King Olav opened the very first fisheries exhibition in 1960, the Royal family has been present at these exhibitions quite frequently.

In fact, 19 out of a total of 45 exhibitions have been opened in the presence of a member of the Norwegian Royal family. This is the fourth time that Crown Prince Haakon will attend the opening of the exhibition in Trondheim.

About Aqua Nor
Aqua Nor is the largest exhibition of aquaculture technology in the world, and attracts over 20 000 visitors from more than 70 countries. It is thus an important meeting place for the entire aquaculture industry. It is here that the technology that will solve the industry’s challenges today and in the future will be presented.

Visit the Aqua Nor website, HERE.


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01/08/2017: Icelandic Fisheries Conference 2017 – Fish Waste For Profit

Iceland’s leading conference exploring the uses for discarded fish processing by-products, Fish Waste for Profit, will take place alongside the well-known Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition on 14 September this year

Now in its second edition, the conference will this time explore the fish waste pyramid of value, highlighting the various innovative uses that are making by-product reutilisation a viable method of increasing profits.
 


Supporters of this year’s conference include the Iceland Ocean Cluster and the US based New England Ocean Cluster; both of which aim to foster growth and investment within the sustainable fisheries sector. 


 
Iceland
Image credit: Florian Martys on Flickr under Creative Commons 
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The Iceland Ocean Cluster are strong advocates of the by-product reutilisation movement and dedicate their time to ensuring that fisheries across the world know that this industry is not hypothetical.

“It is very real. The Icelandic model has proved reliable and this model can be duplicated in seafood industries all around; creating new opportunities in coastal areas” comments conference chairman, Thor Sigfusson.

This international, one-day conference is aimed at companies involved in the commercial fishing, aquaculture and processing sector. Fish Waste for Profit focuses on how to maximise your return on investment from seafood products and will deliver topical seminars from world leaders in by-product reutilisation in Iceland.

The conference will also address the issues and techniques involved in the reutilisation of potentially discarded parts of the catch that can be turned into high value products for non-food sectors. With an estimated 43 percent of fish and shellfish resources ending up as wastage, innovators are converting once discarded parts of the fish into desirable products and income; from shoes, belts, wallets, and medical devices to supplements, face creams and biodiesel.

Fish Waste for Profit will welcome attendees from all over the globe in search of more information and industry contacts in the waste reuse sector. The conference offers the opportunity for unsurpassed networking with key industry stakeholders.

Coffee and lunch breaks provide the perfect opportunity for those who attend the conference to continue the discussion outside of the conference room. The Icelandic Fisheries Conference represents a unique setting in which to connect with pioneers in the fish processing by-product reutilisation sector.

Entrance to the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition is included in the conference delegate fee and should not be missed. Providing an exclusive opportunity to attend both events. The successful Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition has seen visitor numbers increase year on year since its inception in 1984, last year welcoming over 15,000 individuals.

The conference, in contrast, welcomes a much smaller, more intimate group of professionals from the commercial processing, aquaculture and fisheries sectors. Chaired by Thor Sigfusson of the Iceland Ocean Cluster.

The conference will include the following sessions:


• Large scale processing of fish by-products
• Niche products
• High value products, high intensity processes
• Fish Waste: A big business

The Icelandic Fisheries Conference, Fish Waste for Profit, runs on the 14 September.

Book your delegate place online now, HERE, to benefit from a full day of presentations, networking lunch and coffee breaks, and free registration for the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition from 13-15 September.

Download the exclusive IceFish app when it is released in August.

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Romer Labs company profile




Founded in Washington, MO, in 1982, over the years Romer Labs became a leading provider of diagnostic solutions for the agricultural, food and feed industry.

Today, Romer Labs offers a broad range of innovative diagnostic solutions covering mycotoxins, food pathogens, food allergens, gluten, GMO, veterinary drug residues, and other food contaminants.

Their portfolio includes:

ELISA test kits - AgraQuant®
Lateral flow devices - AgraStrip® and RapidChek®
Fluorometric tests - FluoroQuant®
Enzymatic tests - EnzymeFast®
Reference materials - Biopure™
Cleanup Columns - MycoSep®, MultiSep®, MycoSpin®, StarLine™
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Furthermore, they operate four accredited, full-service laboratories in Austria, UK, US and Singapore.

Using cutting-edge technology in the fields of chromatography and immunological analysis, their labs offer services for the analysis of mycotoxins, food allergens, meat speciation, VDR and GMO.

Romer Labs is at the forefront of diagnostic technology and they are constantly expanding their product and service portfolio to meet your continuously evolving demands.

The key objective at Romer Labs is to provide scientifically sound, high-quality products and an exceptional service, in line with their mission – Making the World’s Food Safer®.

Would you like to join them in making a mark for a better world?

Visit  the website HERE.

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This blog is maintained by The Aquaculturists staff and is supported by the
magazine International Aquafeed which is published by
Perendale Publishers Ltd

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