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Canada orders 75m clam factory ship- Taiwan yard to build $34 million clearwater catcher

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The ship building agreement signed by Taiwan's Ching Fu Shipbuilding Co., with Canada's Clearwater Fine Foods Inc. to construct a 75.8-meter factory freezer clam ship is mentioned. The features of the 89.2-meter long ship that is conceptualized by Campbell Shipbuilding and being made by Ching Fu Shipbuilding Co. for Netherlands's Friesland are mentioned.

Taiwan, FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS, Food industry, Food and beverage production/distribution software, Fishery processing ships, Factory ships (Fishing vessels), Clearwater Fine Foods Inc.

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Trawlers refit for scallops

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Canada based Clearwater has renovated its two Russian trawlers that were built in 1997. The new refits that were done by Gdansk based Skipapol will enable these vessels to work as scallop dredgers. The details of the modifications implemented on these fishing vessels are discussed.

Facilities & equipment, Poland, Misc. Food and Kindred Products, Equipment and supplies, Remodeling and renovation, Seafood industry, Clearwater Seafood L.P.

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Fuel savings and increased catching - for diesel-electric factory ship

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Rex Simmonds is building a fuel efficient factory trawler "Arctic Leader", in Newfoundland, Canada. The design and features of the trawler are presented.

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