Peeler could end Morocco shrimp run

Article Abstract:

A new peeler for tough-shelled brown shrimps is being developed by KM Fish Machinery A/S of Denmark, which could reduce the cost of transporting the shrimps to Morocco for peeling. The peeling machine, which can effectively separate the flesh from the tails, is in developing stage and is expected to handle 300 to 400 kg. s hrimp per hour.

Foreign operations

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Doors stable at low speed

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French company Morgere has designed a trawl door for low-speed shrimp trawling. Norwegian trawlers are using the equipment. The development of the door with the help of the skippers of Norwegian trawlers, and its efficacy is discussed.

France

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Trammels quick and easy to rig

Article Abstract:

Daconet, a Danish company has developed a new method of assembling trammels. The company's staffman Jorgen Sorensen innovated a method of linking the out and inner meshes which make it easy to rig.

Executive changes & profiles, Commercial Fishing, Fish hatcheries and preserves, Fishing, Hunting & Trapping, Fishing, Hunting and Trapping, Usage, Innovations, Officials and employees, Fish industry, Fisheries, Fishing rigs, Sorensen, Jorgen

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