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Roy nagendranColeman coCentral institute of fisheries technologyKerala state coastal area development corporationSheik pareethCentral instituteFisheries technologyராய் நாகேந்திரன்கோல்மேன் இணைமைய நிறுவனம் ஆஃப் மீன்வளம் தொழில்நுட்பம்கேரள நிலை கடலோர பரப்பளவு வளர்ச்சி நிறுவனம்ஷேக் பரீத்மைய நிறுவனம்மீன்வளம் தொழில்நுட்பம்

Kerala to launch online fish delivery portal - The Hindu BusinessLine

Kerala to launch online fish delivery portal February 26, 2021 Fancies chances with nimbler private players Public sector Kerala State Coastal Area Development Corporation has launched Parivarthanam, to deliver seafood to the consumers’ doorstep, and set up a dedicated portal. The initiative has been launched with a view to improving the socio-economic conditions of coastal communities by forging closer links with industry and enhancing the livelihood skills of the youth along the coastline, an official spokesman said. Sheik Pareeth, Managing Director of the Corporation, said Kerala has a long tradition of processing seafood to Scandinavian quality, but its benefits have been denied to home consumers. ‘We seek to change this scenario and redirect the processing technology towards the home market and establishing a quality supply chain to deliver fish to homes,” said Roy Nagendran, Team leader.

Roy nagendranCentral institute of fisheries technologyKerala state coastal area development corporationManaging directorCentral instituteFisheries technologyFish deliveryராய் நாகேந்திரன்மைய நிறுவனம் ஆஃப் மீன்வளம் தொழில்நுட்பம்கேரள நிலை கடலோர பரப்பளவு வளர்ச்சி நிறுவனம்நிர்வகித்தல் இயக்குனர்மைய நிறுவனம்மீன்வளம் தொழில்நுட்பம்மீன் டெலிவரி

Use of solar fish dryers to be promoted in coastal region

Use of solar fish dryers to be promoted in coastal region Updated: Updated: Conventional method involves unhygienic practice, says Angara Share Article AAA Minister for Ports, Fisheries and Inland Water Transport S. Angara (centre) speaking at a press conference in Udupi on Saturday. Conventional method involves unhygienic practice, says Angara Minister for Ports, Fisheries and Inland Water Transport S. Angara said on Saturday that the Fisheries Department will promote the use of solar fish dryers in the coastal belt. Speaking to media persons in Udupi, the Minister said that under the conventional method, fish is being sun-dried in open yards in an unhygienic manner. When fish is dried in solar dryers, nutrients can be retained and hygiene can be maintained. The matter would be discussed further in the department and later, a proposal will be sent to the government to promote it in the coastal belt.

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Budget announces significant investments to develop fishing harbours and landing centres

Budget announces significant investments to develop fishing harbours and landing centres February 01, 2021 The budget announcement to help to improve the infrastructure facility, maintaining quality and enhance the overall value of fish products, says CIFT chief - BusinessLine The budget announcement to help to improve the infrastructure facility, maintaining quality and enhance the overall value of fish products, says CIFT chief - BusinessLine× Five major fishing harbours – Kochi, Chennai, Vishakapatnam, Paradip and Peetuaghat – will be developed as an economic activity hub. The Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, has proposed substantial investments in modern fishing harbours and fishing landing centres in the Union Budget.

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Deep sea fishing scheme makes slow progress

Deep sea fishing scheme makes slow progress Updated: Updated: ‘Delay is due to time taken to design prototype of vessel’ Share Article ‘Delay is due to time taken to design prototype of vessel’ With the Sri Lankan authorities resuming the arrest of Tamil Nadu fishermen for having crossed over the International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL), the focus turns to the pace of implementation of a ₹1,600-crore scheme, billed a few years ago as the remedy to the Palk Bay fishing conflict. When Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the scheme in July 2017 in Rameswaram, whose fishermen have been at the centre of the conflict, the Central and State governments expected that in three years, 2,000 trawlers would be replaced with deep-sea fishing boats having long lines and gill nets.

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