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SGS offers a wide range of solutions covering the entire supply chain assisting fish farmers, processors, traders and retailers. With a comprehensive range of independent inspection, testing, certification and technical support services specific for the seafood sector, we help companies worldwide to monitor and validate safety, quality and sustainability.

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291 Fairfield Avenue
Fairfield, NJ 07004
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Telephone: +1 973 575 5252
Email: foodservices@sgs.com
Web Site: www.foodsafety.sgs.com

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UK supermarkets give green light to GM animal feed Three U.K. supermarkets have publically admitted that it is impossible to guarantee that the feed fed to the poultry and fresh meat they sell did not contain genetically modified soya meal.
Stylish cuisineClothing retailer Tommy Bahama is confident that shoppers want food when they shop for vacation apparel.
Weak yen reduces Japan’s crab buying powerThe Japanese government is struggling to prevent imports of poached Russian crab as reflagged vessels continue Japan’s supply of poached crab.
Nonprofit buys Cannon Fish Co.An Alaskan nonprofit community development quota corporation has bought a Seattle-based seafood processing and marketing company.
China offshore catch tops aquaculture growthChina added 1,395 new boats to its offshore fishing fleet in the first quarter of 2013 according to ministry of agriculture data, and figures show offshore catching grew faster than aquaculture compared to 2012.
Scottish Salmon Co. has good first quarterThe Scottish Salmon Company’s 2013 1Q report is out, and the company has reported good results and a positive outlook for the rest of the year.
China Fishery evaluating new offer for CopeincaAfter Peruvian fishmeal and fish oil producer Copeinca declined China Fishery Group’s takeover offer again, the company is now reviewing its options to place a new bid.
EMS spares PhilippinesThe Philippines is still lucky that it is still free from the deadly shrimp disease called Early Mortality Syndrome (EMS), which is now stalking shrimps from all over the world.
New Sealord technology to study ocean resourcesDeep sea technology that will provide accurate and useful marine sustainability research is being launched by New Zealand fishing company Sealord.
Copeinca declines China Fishery offerThe Board of Directors (the "Board") of Copeinca ASA ("Copeinca" or the "Company") wishes to provide an update on the current situation with respect to the voluntary offers for the Company.
Scottish Sea Farms invests GBP 2m in new farmScottish Sea Farms on Thursday announced it will add a third aquaculture site at Loch Kishorn.
Air New Zealand suspends shark fin cargoAir New Zealand has admitted it flew shark fin air cargo to Asia but says it has suspended the practice.
Weather clears for Copper River salmon second openerAlaska’s Copper River salmon season started out with rough weather and low landings, but picked up during the second opening.
LSPMB bill passes Senate, heads to HouseAfter taking on several pages of amendments, legislation shifting oversight of the Louisiana Seafood Promotion and Marketing Board set sail for the House following Senate approval Tuesday.
Scotland investigates low prawn landingsA recent article published by the Scottish government speculates that various environmental factors may be playing a role in the drop-off in volume of prawns landed by the Fladens fishery in 2012 and the first few months of 2013.

Blogs

Connecting the science with the consumer for a winning formula
Roy Palmer
14 May, 2013

EMS caused by a common species of bacteria
Stephen Newman
06 May, 2013

Consolidation of aquaculture certification standards
Stephen Newman
29 April, 2013

Helpful tool or big brother?
Roy Palmer
25 April, 2013

Boston to Brussels: A challenging global world
Roy Palmer
23 April, 2013