ANNONCER
A fish warehouse for 20 million danish crowns with its own ice factory was inaugurated on a bright sunshiny spring day at the landing facility at Thorupstrand in northwestern Jutland.
The fishmeal factory in Skagen has in cooperation with Marine Harvest, which is one of the world’s leading producers of salmon, taken a new initiative to strengthen even further the quality and health for aquaculture and there/ ore also for humans.
CATch-Fish and SEAFISH are happy to announce this years training course in Trawl Technology to be held at the North Sea Centre Science Park, Denmark.
At Seatrade Europe in Hamburg this week, Cruise Baltic has taken the opportunity to announce news of Denmark’s Port of Skagen, joining the network, bringing the total cruise destinations to 28.
The merging company, which will be the biggest of this kind in the Nordic countries, is a Danish public limited company with the name TripleNine Group A/S and is based in Esbjerg, Denmark.
This June, when the TripleNine Group A/S becomes a fact of life, it is the result of a merger between TripleNine A/S and Norwegian Vedde AS of which the latter formerly was fully-owned by the Norwegian family-owned Koppernæs Gruppen AS.
At the annual general meeting on May 11, the TripleNine Holding A/S shareholders and all represented votes (70%) decided to move forward with the merger with Vedde AS.
In 2012, TripleNine’s Board of Directors signed an agreement with Norwegian Koppernæs AS to merge the fishing operations of the two companies.
Malene S is a new-build, state-of-the-art 80 metre combined trawler and purse seiner, recently delivered to her owner Skårungen from a Turkish shipyard based in Istanbul.
The four Danish trawlers from Strandby FN 234 Canopus, FN 462 Jeanne, FN 354 Kristine Holst and FN 436 Tove Kajgaard all made some exceptional trips last week.