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- 1301)Dutch Noordzee Vissers Consortium III fleet approved by FoS
- 1302)Invitation to the FOS DAY Netherlands 30th September 2011
- 1303)A greek aquaculture plant will undergo a full assessment audit against FoS criteria
- 1304)Alaskan Salmon Fishery under assessment to obtain FOS approval
- 1305)A new traceability adit on tuna coming from Spain and processed in Greece
- 1306)Dorig Brandl will undergo a new traceability audit
- 1307)Oman Al Marsa artisanal one-hook mixed fishery approved FOS
- 1308)ASDOMAR Tuna launches major TV advertising campaign focused on FOS Sustainability certification and Social Accountability
- 1309)Longline tuna fishery in Fao Area 77 will be audited on the 6th of june
- 1310)FoS Awards outstanding sustainability achievements in Brussels
- 1311)Winterisation Europe’s fish oil from Morocco certified sustainable FoS.
- 1312)New traceability audit on tuna products will be run in the following days
- 1313)Epax is undergoing a traceability audit to check all its products origin from approved sources
- 1314)Purse seine tuna fishery will undergo a full assessment audit to check its conformity against FoS criteria
- 1315)Anchovies fishery in Croatia will be audited between 9th and 11th May
- 1316)Norwegian trawler fishing Antartic krill will be audit in June by SGS
- 1317)A Raptis Sons Banana and Tiger Prawns obtain FoS certification
- 1318)FOS helps Save the Albatross campaign and calls for seafood companies to do the same
- 1319)Suomi Natura-Perch fishery in Peipsi Lake – Certified and Sustainable
- 1320)Swiss DER FRISCH-FISCH certified Friend of the Sea seafood
- 1321)Tunasen fleet will be audit from SGS
- 1322)Traceability audit at Comercial Pernas- Vigo Spain
- 1323)Indonesian and Korean tuna longline fleets fail FOS certification
- 1324)Dutch government grants financial support to companies applying for FoS audit
- 1325)Clean seas aquaculture plant for kingfish and mulloway
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