The defrosting of frozen raw materials is an everyday routine in fish processing companies. Although it is a highly sensitive process which has an influence on raw material yield and product quality it is rarely paid the attention it deserves. In other words, there are some reserves here, particularly since the defrosting process often proves to be a “technological bottleneck” within operational production procedures.
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January/February 2010 EM1 Country profiles: The Netherlands,…
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November/December 2009 EM6 Country profiles: Romania and GermanyEvents: Canning Industry ConferenceAquaculture: Offshore AquacultureFisheries: Europe reviews its Common Fisheries Policy Click on the right of the image below to skim through the pages or click on the image to zoom in.…
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September/October 2009 EM5 Country profiles: Lithuania, Norway and AlaskaEvents: New fisheries event in MoscowAquaculture: Newly improved sustrate for biofiltersSpecies: Cod and Pangasius Click on the right of the image below to skim through the pages or click on the image to zoom in.…
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July/August 2009 EM4 Country profiles: Denmark, Italy and Hungary Events: Polfish defines economic crisis Trade and Markets: Fishmeal and fishoil Species: Norwegian Cod and Abalone Click on the right of the image below to skim through the pages or click on the image to zoom in.…
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January/February 2009 EM3 Country profiles: Sweden and Russia Aquaculture: Norwegian Cod Trade and Markets: Fish auctions Fairs: Good business in hard times Click on the right of the image below to skim through the pages or click on the image to zoom in.…
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March/April 2009 EM2 Country profiles: Croatia and The Netherlands Fisheries: Antarctic Krill Trade and Markets: Tuna prices slowly recovering &…
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January/February 2009 EM1 Country profiles: Faroe Islands, Italy, Estonia Aquaculture: Biofuels from aquatic resources Trade and Markets: The market for salmon in a time of uncertainty Species: Lobster from Canada Click on the right of the image below to skim through the pages or click on the image to zoom in.…