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Junio - Julio 2006

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Put a stop to all those ‘when did I open that?’ queries with a brilliant new invention to help you manage efficiently
perishable goods. |
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At family dinner tables around the globe, prodding mothers have dished out the same refrain for decades: “Eat your fish,” they say. “It’s brain food!” For children picking at crusty fish sticks or blobs of pink poached salmon, the statement raises suspicions. But the message is turning out to be more than just an attempt to get children to clean their plates. Recent research is suggesting that what you eat can influence the function of your brain. |
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"Wild Fare & Wise Words” is a cookbook
for every angler and hunter,
and it makes the erfect Father’s Day
gift for the outdoorsman in the family.
Outdoor enthusiasts are always in the
market for good recipes to turn their harvests
into delicious dishes. |
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The best way to tell how fresh the seafood,
that you’re about to buy from your local
fishmonger, is to give it a sniff. If it smells,
well, fishy, then it’s not fresh. It’s low-tech, but
it works. |
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Adding value to seafood through convenient packaging, and better communication of its origins and possible recipes, will boost fish consumption, advises a new report backed by government
of Australia. |
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Incremental appetizer sales build check
averages and revenues, a truth that
sends operators on scouting missions
for appealing first-course options. |
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In modern administration, managers are always
concerned about the cost of a marketing
study. Without much effort, they can
make use of an element which is very economical,
practical and has a low cost. What should be
done? It is easy: just implement a Procedure to
take care of complaints in your company. |
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The Brussels “European Seafood Exposition”
is without a doubt, the mandatory meeting
point for all of us who are in the fish and
seafood business, since it is the world’s most
important fair which generates large volumes of
business for this industry. |
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Seafood Russia is the largest dedicated seafo-
od event serving the Russian market. Over three days, from June 6th-8th buyers and suppliers of seafood will come together in the Crocus Center, Moscow to do business in a pro-
fessional exhibition environment. |
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¿Ya probó usted los filetes de pescado “Blanco del Nilo? Me imagino que para estas alturas ya lo ha hecho, y si no, le recomiendo que visite alguna tienda de autoservicio en México y los pruebe. Sí, son filetes
de tilapia importados de China, pero con una excelente calidad y presentación. Además, tienen una perfecta distribución y un precio accesible; el resultado es, un fenómeno en el mercado que no ha dejado de crecer en los últimos tres años a un ritmo espectacular. |
Markets
Canned tuna victory
The top news in the tuna business is the complete victory of the US tuna industry in a California court. A judge accepted all the arguments put forward by the tuna industry as to why California’s Proposition 65 should not supersede federal law, and as a result ruled that California has no right to require mercury warning
labels on cans of tuna. The outcome means that efforts to force retailers and restaurants to post these warnings may fail as well.
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