Vince McDonagh is a journalist for Fishupdate, specializing in reporting on the seafood industry. With a focus on providing up-to-date information on companies, market trends, and industry developments, Vince's articles cover a wide range of topics including aquaculture, fishing, and seafood processing.
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Vince's coverage is primarily focused on the agriculture and farming industry, with a specific emphasis on the seafood sector, fish farming, salmon farming, and aquaculture. The majority of his articles are based on data citations, press releases, and government announcements.
Given this focus, Vince would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts within the seafood industry who can provide insights into market trends or new developments in fish or salmon farming. Additionally, sources who can comment on agricultural policy changes related to aquaculture may also be of interest to him.
As Vince's geographic focus is not specified but given his coverage includes international companies such as Chile's Nova Austral and US/Norway seafood market relations he may welcome relevant information from various regions related to the seafood industry.
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Iceland's fish farm workers are among the best paid in the country, according to the latest statistical data.
Portugal is about to ramp up its aquaculture production business in a big way following the approval of a new fish farm on the Algarve.
The white fish farmer Nordic Halibut said today it is on course to considerably increase production over the next six or seven years. Presenting its interim third quarter report, the company said that growth is firmly on the agenda.
A new study about to get underway aims to find out whether catching sea lice lice before they settle on the fish can improve farmed fish welfare and reduce treatment-induced mortality.
Proximar Seafood has reported that it is experiencing biofilter problems at its Mount Fuji facility in Japan which has led to remedial action being taken.
The salmon and white fish processor Iceland Seafood International is back in profit although high salmon prices at the start of the year continued to create problems for the business.
Iceland's salmon companies will be paying a lot more in fish farming fees next year, it has been announced.
Norway's beleaguered salmon farmers are beginning to experience fewer problems from lice, thanks to the arrival of Arctic weather and new counter measures.
November 26, 2024 | | Norcod, a pioneer in cod farming, has appointed a former salmon executive as its new Production Director.
Canadian salmon companies were left reeling today over the news that Donald Trump is threatening to impose a 25% tariff on all goods imported from over the border when he takes office in January.
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