Catch log data system helps: predict catches!

Article Abstract:

The mandatory requirement of submission of trip data to fisheries department by the skippers is discussed. South Africa based Olrac is developing an electronic product that can use this data to predict the catches under a given set of conditions, thereby making fishing an easier occupation.

Prepackaged software, Product development, General services, South Africa, Computer software industry, Software industry, Company systems management, Information management

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Fishlands superfresh at NZ village

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Leigh is the island village in New Zealand from where finest quality seafood comes. The description of the place and the method in which the sea fish are preserved and shipped is presented.

Management dynamics, New Zealand, Management, Company business management, Food processing plants, Villages

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Bluefin village goes for gold-as tuna boosts economy

Article Abstract:

Monies made by the fishermen of Taiwan's Tung-Kang area due to the abundance of bluefin tuna that travel to Taiwan waters during March to June are mentioned.

Taiwan, Influence, Tuna fishing

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