
Double trawler launch
Two new stern trawlers were launched yesterday at the Huanghai shipyard at Rongcheng in China for Icelandic owners.
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Two new stern trawlers were launched yesterday at the Huanghai shipyard at Rongcheng in China for Icelandic owners.

The decision on whether or not to pursue the evidence accumulated by the crew of a Sea Shepherd vessel who tracked Chinese netters from the southern Indian Ocean to a Chinese port now rests with the Chinese authorities.

Wärtsilä is to design a 115 metre dedicated krill catcher for Chinese company Jiangsu Deep Sea Fisheries Co.

Wärtsilä, the marine industry’s leading solutions and services provider has announced that its Wärtsilä X40 two-stroke engine has successfully passed its Type Approval Test (TAT). The testing was carried out in Zhuhai, China, at Wärtsilä’s licensee Yuchai Marine Power Co. Ltd (YCMP).

Marel exhibits at China Fisheries and Seafood in Dalian, China, 6-8 October 2012, stand F0501.
Chinese seafood export to US would now have to pass through strict scrutiny as US authority implement new food safety norms.
The Zhangzidao scallop fishery has become the first Chinese fishery to enter full assessment for Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification.
Chinese government has ordered investigation into the deaths of millions of farmed fish, confirms a report.
Friend of the Sea project further expands in South America as major mussels producer Toralla has been certified Friend of the Sea. Toralla’s mussel range is growing extensively and they are also available in supermarkets in Europe and elsewhere.
China and Japan locks horn over the detention of a Chinese fishing trawlers’ captain from the disputed waters by Japanese authority.
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