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BIM returns as main sponsor to Irish Skipper Expo 2025

BIM is pleased to announce its return as headline sponsor to the Irish Skipper Expo 2025. Supported by the European Maritime Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMFAF), the trade show event is taking place at the University of Limerick Sport Arena on March 21 and 22.

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BIM returns as main sponsor to Irish Skipper Expo 2025

Record number of adult lobsters safely returned to sea in 2024 through BIM's V-notching programme

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Seafood processors explore cutting edge automation capabilities in Netherlands

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Native oyster fisheries in Murrisk thriving thanks to innovative aquaculture and restoration practices

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Kerry shellfish company recognised at Good Food Ireland Awards

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  • BIM returns as main sponsor to Irish Skipper Expo 2025

    BIM is pleased to announce its return as headline sponsor to the Irish Skipper Expo 2025. Supported by the European Maritime Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMFAF), the trade show event is taking place at the University of Limerick Sport Arena on March 21 and 22.

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  • Record number of adult lobsters safely returned to sea in 2024 through BIM's V-notching programme

    225 inshore fishers in nearly 80 locations around Ireland took part in BIM's v-notching programme this year, resulting in over 47,000 adult lobsters being safely returned to the sea - the highest number on record.

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  • Seafood processors explore cutting edge automation capabilities in Netherlands

    Irish seafood processors gained insights into how they can use cutting-edge robotics and automation during a visit to state-of-the-art facilities in The Netherlands, as part of a new initiative from Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM).

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  • Native oyster fisheries in Murrisk thriving thanks to innovative aquaculture and restoration practices

    Thanks to Clew Bay Oyster Co-op for organising their members and TY students from local schools to help work on the native oyster nursery in Murrisk, Clew Bay, Co. Mayo this month. Marine ecosystems, particularly native oyster reefs, play a crucial role in providing essential ecosystem services such as coastal protection, carbon sequestration, water filtration, and supporting fisheries production.

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  • Kerry shellfish company recognised at Good Food Ireland Awards

    Réalt na Mara Shellfish was announced as winner of the BIM sponsored Fish and Seafood Producer of the Year at the Good Food Ireland Awards 2024 in Dublin this week.

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