The PrimeFish project organises a workshop on competitiveness, marketing and value chain in fisheries and aquaculture in the CETMAR Foundation (Vigo, Spain). On the 6th of October international researchers on the fields of competitiveness, productivity and marketing will present a market-oriented prediction toolbox for the seafood sector (PrimeDSS).
PrimeFish and its sister project Success are participating in the World Seafood Congress that is taking place in Reykjavík (Iceland) until the 13th of September. The congress is organized by the International Association of Seafood Professionals with the aim of exploring seafood innovation, food integrity and food safety.
From the 12th to the 14th of July Guðmundur Stefánsson, coordinator of the PrimeFish project, will present the PrimeFish outcomes and its work to ensure food security through the enhancement of fisheries and aquaculture competitiveness in the high-level event “A New Era of Blue Enlightenment”. PrimeFish wil
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The main results of the prospective and forecasting analysis will be collected in the PrimeDSS (Prime Decicion Support System) and PrimeDSF (Prime Decision Support Framework) .
PrimeFish endeavors regarding the drivers and barriers for seafood consumption and the analysis of the French consumption will be presented in the XXIII Conference of the European Association of Fisheries Economists (EAFE) which will be held at the Dublin Castle from the 25th to the 27th April 2017.
From the 4th to the 6th of April the European project PrimeFish, funded by the Horizon 2020 programme of the European Commission has presented its first results on the consumption of seafood in Europe.
On the 4th and 5th of April, scientists from 11 different countries discussed their latest work on data management, economic performance of fisheries and aquaculture, value chain analysis, market trends, prediction models, support to decision-making, shared value with stakeholders and management of the project.
From the 4th to the 6th of April the European project PrimeFish, funded by the Horizon 2020 programme of the European Commission has presented its first results on the consumption of seafood in Europe.
A Spanish team joining audio-visual students Yomar, David and Anatoly has won the "Promoting Seafood Consumption" competition with a video on the sensorial characteristics of seafood.
A team composed by the students Yomar Sardón, David Redondo and Anatoly Komendrovskiy has won the Promoting Seafood Consumption competition with a video outlining the characteristics of seafood and the benefits of carrying a healthy and active life. The PrimeFish spot is available in YouTube: