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1911, 2025

Innovative Nephrops Handling Machine Wins Catch Welfare Award

By |November 19, 2025|Categories: News|Tags: , , |

We are thrilled that our innovative Nephrops machine has been awarded the first ever Catch Welfare Innovation Award by the Catch Welfare Platform in IJmuiden, the Netherlands. Announced today (Wednesday, 19 November) at the platform’s annual conference, the award comes in recognition of the pioneering machine’s potential in terms of

2010, 2025

Call for Expressions of Interest: Economic Analysis of Novel Machine

By |October 20, 2025|Categories: News|Tags: , , , |

Fisheries Innovation & Sustainability (FIS) is the coalition of experts driving innovation for a prosperous and sustainable UK seafood industry. We invite Expressions of Interest (EoI) from applicants to address the research requirement outlined below. The EoI period will close on Friday 31 October. Project summary FIS will commission an

3009, 2025

Pioneering Prawn Stunning and Tailing Machine Nets Funding For Next Phase

By |September 30, 2025|Categories: News, Press Release|Tags: , , , |

A pioneering project led by Fisheries Innovation & Sustainability (FIS), and involving a unique coalition of seafood supply chain businesses, has secured funding from Northern Ireland’s Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) to drive forward the next phase of development of its innovative prawn stunning and tailing machine,

2008, 2025

A plan for change – FIS’s reaction to new fisheries fund

By |August 20, 2025|Categories: News|

The saying ‘don’t look a gift horse in the mouth’ is nonsense. Anyone with animals knows that a free horse could cost dearly in vet bills, so checking all orifices is exactly what you should do. Reactions to the £360m Fishing & Coastal Growth Fund have been similarly sceptical. The

1405, 2025

Success for first test of pioneering machine

By |May 14, 2025|Categories: News|Tags: , |

A team of seafood experts has broken new ground in on board automation. For the first time, a prototype ‘stunning and tailing’ machine has been tested at sea on a commercial fishing boat catching nephrops (langoustine) to be made into scampi.  The ability to stun and tail nephrops at sea

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