Traduction de «entreprise de pisciculture » (Français → Anglais) :

The indicative minimum level of investment is CY£ 100000.DKreservation on the ownership by non-EC residents of one-third or more of a business engaged in commercial fishing; ownership of flag vessels by non-EC residents, except through an enterprise incorporated in Denmark.FRreservation on the settling of non-Community nationals or non-EFTA nationals on the maritime State property for fish/shellfish/algae farming.FIreservation on the ownership of Finnish flag vessels, including fishing vessels, except through an enterprise incorporated in Finland.FRreservation on the ownership after acquisition of more than 50 per cent of a French flag ...[+++]vessel, unless the vessel concerned is entirely owned by enterprises having their principal office in France.DEsea fishing licence granted only to vessels entitled to fly the flag of Germany. These are fishing vessels of which the majority of shares is owned by Community citizens or companies established in accordance with Community rules and that have their principal place of business in a Member State.

110. Highlights the increasing socio-economic significance of fish farming as marine fish stocks diminish worldwide; believes that the worldwide annual sale of aquaculture products will soon exceed the sale of wild catch; stresses that the EU has been at the forefront of this exciting development and should strive to maintain its leading position and encourage further development in a way that is compatible with other coastal and maritime uses; stresses the importance of fish farming for often remote, rural communities where few other job opportunities exist; highlights that, within the context of an ICZM approach, clearly defined ar ...[+++]eas where fish farms may be clustered should be promoted and that this should be linked to a simplified regulatory regime encouraging entrepreneurship and sustainability; believes that new techniques should be developed in the aquaculture sector in order to enable improved management of quality, traceability assurance throughout the production and value-added chains and the overall recognition of fish farming as a key activity in the maritime sector;

110. Highlights the increasing socio-economic significance of fish farming as marine fish stocks diminish worldwide; believes that the worldwide annual sale of aquaculture products will soon exceed the sale of wild catch; stresses that the EU has been at the forefront of this exciting development and should strive to maintain its leading position and encourage further development in a way that is compatible with other coastal and maritime uses; stresses the importance of fish farming for often remote, rural communities where few other job opportunities exist; highlights that, within the context of an ICZM approach, clearly defined ar ...[+++]eas where fish farms may be clustered should be promoted and that this should be linked to a simplified regulatory regime encouraging entrepreneurship and sustainability; believes that new techniques should be developed in the aquaculture sector in order to enable improved management of quality, traceability assurance throughout the production and value-added chains and the overall recognition of fish farming as a key activity in the maritime sector;

27. Highlights the increasing socio-economic significance of fish farming as marine fish stocks diminish worldwide; soon, the products of aquaculture sold annually around the world will exceed wild catch; the EU has been at the forefront of this exciting development and should strive to maintain its leadership position and encourage further development in a way that is compatible with other coastal and maritime uses; the importance of fish farming for often remote, rural communities where few other job opportunities exist cannot be over-stressed; within the context of an integrated coastal zone management approach, clearly defined ar ...[+++]eas where fish farms may be clustered should be promoted and this should be linked to a simplified regulatory regime encouraging entrepreneurship and sustainability; new techniques should be developed in the aquaculture sector enabling improved management of quality, traceability assurance throughout the production and value-added chains and the overall recognition of fish farming as a key stakeholder in the maritime sector;

111. Highlights the increasing socio-economic significance of fish farming as marine fish stocks diminish worldwide; believes that the worldwide annual sale of aquaculture products will soon exceed the sale of wild catch; stresses that the EU has been at the forefront of this exciting development and should strive to maintain its leading position and encourage further development in a way that is compatible with other coastal and maritime uses; stresses the importance of fish farming for often remote, rural communities where few other job opportunities exist; highlights that, within the context of an integrated coastal zone managemen ...[+++]t approach, clearly defined areas where fish farms may be clustered should be promoted and that this should be linked to a simplified regulatory regime encouraging entrepreneurship and sustainability; believes that new techniques should be developed in the aquaculture sector to enable improved management of quality, traceability assurance throughout the production and value-added chains and the overall recognition of fish farming as a key stakeholder in the maritime sector;

In Newfoundland, for example, with the TETRA network there are individuals who have been able to move their fish culturing, their aquaculturing, much further ahead because they were able to talk on computer networks with people in British Columbia and learn about techniques which would move their business forward faster.