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Two TripleNine members, Irving Kristensen and Jens Thorbek, have been in South Africa to prepare the trawler “Paraclete” for fishing and to train the crew.
Trawling is currently being hit with a double whammy – on the one side it is being slapped with trawling bans due to increased pressure to prevent seabed damage and, on the other side it is being engulfed in rapidly rising fuel bills due to it being one of the more fuel-hungry fishing methods. Both of these contribute towards increased consumer concerns and resistance to trawled products.
Representatives from African coastal states attend a workshop in the
Hake from the South African trawl fishery will continue to
South African authorities have well defended the proposed increase in fishing permit levies.
Fishing industry leaders and WWF have committed to improving the
Products from Global Fish, the largest tuna trader in Africa, obtain sustainability certification.
South African fishing industry expressed concern over Namibian fish exports flooding the domestic market within the next couple of years.
Illegal fishing in South African waters make the nation poorer by R6 billion per year, confirmed a report.
PAN-African private equity firm Kingdom Zephyr has announced making a € 14,3m investment in canned tuna sector.
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