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Published:  27 June, 2008

 
CELAND'S annual cod quota is to remain at 130,000 tonnes
Published:  03 July, 2008

ICELAND'S annual cod quota is to remain at 130,000 tonnes - as forecast by Fishupdate.com a week ago.

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Springbank Spot the Bottle Competition
Published:  27 June, 2008

Congratulations to Ian Campbell who won the bottle for April and to Jules Martin who won May's competition.

Aquaculture 
Loch Fyne Oysters lands another award
Published:  03 July, 2008

Loch Fyne Oysters has scooped the Marine Aquaculture Company of the Year at the The Crown Estate Marine Aquaculture Awards, which were held at The Hub in Edinburgh. The award was collected by David Attwood, Production Director at Loch Fyne Oysters.

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Catching 
1 Billion UK fish and chip suppers
Published:  03 July, 2008

The European Fish Advisory Committee (ICES) have released their management advice for 2009 for a number of fish species in the North Atlantic. The catch quotas for cod and haddock in the Barents Sea are recommended to be higher next year (2009) as the spawning stocks of both species are well above the precautionary limit. It is anticipated that the quota size will rise a minimum 10 per cent for cod and 20 percent for haddock.

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Market Reports 
Thursday 3nd July prices at Peterhead
Published:  03 July, 2008
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Market Reports 
Thursday 3rd July prices at Fraserburgh
Published:  03 July, 2008
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Aquaculture 
Scottish fish protected against alien species.
Published:  03 July, 2008

Scotland's precious native freshwater fish life is to receive greater protection from alien species.

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Catching 
STONEHAVEN PAINTING
Published:  03 July, 2008

A Victorian painting of the Stonehaven fishing fleet heading home to harbour is expected to sell for more than £3000 in Edinburgh next week.

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Catching 
North-East Atlantic Fisheries Commission adopts comprehensive agreement to protect the deep-sea
Published:  03 July, 2008

The Deep Sea Conservation Coalition (DSCC) welcomes the agreement adopted by the North-East Atlantic Fisheries Commission (NEAFC) today to protect deep-sea corals and other sensitive ecosystems from high seas bottom fisheries in the Northeast Atlantic.

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