HQ Sustainable Maritime Industries to Present at Southwest ... From CNNMoney.com (AMEX: HQS) ("HQS" or the "Company"), a leader in toxin-free integrated aquaculture and aquatic product processing with operations in Hainan, PRC, today announced that the company will make a presentation to investors at the Southwest Securities Investors Conference at the Hotel Crescent Court in Dallas, TX on Friday, Feb. 1, 2008. Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of...

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Anglers Voice Concern About Aqua Proposals From TheFishSite.com AUSTRALIA - Recreational fishermen say pollution and other problems for the Eyre Peninsula will flow if new aquaculture developments proceed. New development proposals on the lower Eyre Peninsula are being solicited by the South Australia Department of Primary Industries which includes including Louth Bay, Boston Bay, and Port Neill.

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Processing begins at Cooke plant in Harbour Breton, NL From Nova News Now Plant workers Darlene Skinner and Marjorie Day. fish plant, and amidst adapting to new equipment and a new way of doing things, everything seems to be moving according to plan. "It's pretty exciting to finally be moving fish off the farms and into the plant, and to see them being processed," said Nell Halse, director of communications with Cooke Aquaculture. It will take a little time for plant workers to get used to the changes, as times, and equipment, have changed from the fish plant of...

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Aquaculture association for Wales launches From Daily Post A NEW association to support Welsh aquaculture businesses was launched at Port Penrhyn, Bangor, last week. The initiative was led by the Centre for Sustainable Aquaculture Research (CSAR) at Swansea University, with Cardiff's support, as recommended by the Fisheries Strategy for Wales. "There are considerable economic, environmental and societal gains to be made by constituting and effectively managing a new aquaculture lead body for Wales."

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Panel says future of Bay oyster likely to be aquaculture, large ... From The Chesapeake Bay Journal Native oyster projects showing signs of promise, but is it enough? The commission envisions a future in which the majority of the state's remaining oyster habitat would be set aside in large sanctuaries where oyster reefs would be built and "seeded" with billions of hatchery-reared spat. Those actions could result in a "well-established and expanding" native oyster population over "significant" portions of historic oyster habitat within two decades, according to the vision set forth in the...

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