ANNONCER
Marel is continuously pushing the envelope in the development of new technologies to help fish processors respond to the fluctuating demands of their customers.
Today’s consumers are increasingly aware of the origin and safety of food products.
Installation of the largest and most advanced processing line ever assembled in Iceland was completed at the beginning of the year at HB Grandi’s plant in Reykjavik, the largest ground fish processing plant in Iceland.
Marel have worked closely with the fishing industry for more than a quarter of century. The first class service that they offer their customers is based on the extensive experience and expertise that they have built up in that time. Their goal is always to ensure that the Marel equipment delivers optimal performance and profitability at all times.
For decades, Marel Food Systems has worked side-by-side with some of the most forward thinking processors in the fish industry to constantly find new ways to optimize the production process. We will be exhibiting the latest products of our commitment to innovation at this year’s DanFish International exhibition in Aalborg, Denmark, 7-9 October 2009.
New Simrad SH90 sets new standards in resolution
So far this year HB Grandi’s pelagic vessels have landed 27,000 tonnes of Atlanto-Scandian herring and mackerel at Vopnafjördur. This represents a significant reduction in catch compared to last year, when 41,000 tonnes of mackerel and herring had been landed at the same point in 2009. The good news is that production of herring and mackerel for human consumption has increased dramatically, with approximately three times the amount going to production this year compared to 2009.
HB Grandi’s pelagic vessel have landed tripled amount of fish to production in spite of low catches, says a report.
Iceland trawlers have all the right to fish mackerel from its waters as much quantity as it require, claimed Fisheries Minister.
HB Grandi’s pelagic vessels have been fishing successfully on herring
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