• Latest
Status of ice machines for the local fishing sector

Status of ice machines for the local fishing sector

2 years ago
Teachers experience training in augmented reality

Teachers experience training in augmented reality

1 hour ago
Grenadian to be awarded at Toronto Benefit Gala 

Grenadian to be awarded at Toronto Benefit Gala 

1 hour ago
Grenlec notice

Trainee opportunity: 2-year trainee electrical engineer programme

2 hours ago
Refurbished preschool handed over

Refurbished preschool handed over

2 hours ago
Law provides for citizens to explain possession of certain documents

Qualification Competency and Experience Data Collection Form

2 hours ago
Food-based Dietary Guideline #2

Agriculture minister: Resurgence in sector

3 hours ago
TVET Managers Workshop 

TVET Managers Workshop 

3 hours ago
China–Grenada parallels

China–Grenada parallels

3 hours ago

Concerns about Data Protection Bill founded in “political mischief”

3 hours ago
St George’s University Scholarship Programme

China MOFCOM Scholarship Announcement 2023/2024

1 day ago
Government and GNTA sign MoU

Government and GNTA sign MoU

1 day ago
Wastewater system for La Calome Housing Development

Wastewater system for La Calome Housing Development

1 day ago
NOW Grenada
  • Front Page
  • Categories
    • General News
      • All
      • Agriculture & Fisheries
      • Arts & Culture
      • Business
      • Education
      • Environment
      • Health
      • History
      • Lifestyle
      • Law
      • Politics
      • Technology
      • Travel & Tourism
      • Weather
      • Youth
    • Sports
      • All
      • Athletics
      • Cricket
      • Football
      • Watersports
    • Community
      • All
      • Tribute
    • Crime
    • Features
      • All
      • Today in History
    • Opinion/Commentary
    • Press Releases
      • All
      • Advertisements
      • Notices
  • Video
  • Notices & Vacancies
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
  • Front Page
  • Categories
    • General News
      • All
      • Agriculture & Fisheries
      • Arts & Culture
      • Business
      • Education
      • Environment
      • Health
      • History
      • Lifestyle
      • Law
      • Politics
      • Technology
      • Travel & Tourism
      • Weather
      • Youth
    • Sports
      • All
      • Athletics
      • Cricket
      • Football
      • Watersports
    • Community
      • All
      • Tribute
    • Crime
    • Features
      • All
      • Today in History
    • Opinion/Commentary
    • Press Releases
      • All
      • Advertisements
      • Notices
  • Video
  • Notices & Vacancies
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
NOW Grenada
No Result
View All Result

Status of ice machines for the local fishing sector

This story was posted 2 years ago
17 December 2020
in Agriculture/Fisheries, PRESS RELEASE
1 min. read
Photo: Ministry of Sports, Culture and the Arts, Fisheries and Co-operatives
Share

The Division of Fisheries within the Ministry of Sports, Culture and the Arts, Fisheries and Co-operatives, has advised that 13 new ice machines will be procured, delivered and installed at all fish markets in Grenada and Carriacou in 2021, through a grant from the Japan International Cooperation System (JICS).

The division is cognisant of the challenges faced by many regarding the unavailability of ice for use in the fishing industry.

Currently, the fish markets at Gouyave, Grenville and Victoria have functioning ice machines that can adequately supply the fishers in those areas. Although the ice machines at Waltham, Duquesne, Sauteurs and the Melville Street fish markets are non-functional, the public should note that the Waltham area can be serviced by the ice machine located in Victoria, while Sauteurs can be serviced by the ice machine that is operated by the Fishermen’s Co-operative in that area. The Melville Street facility is primarily supplied with ice from the Gouyave facility.

Duquesne has a functioning freezer for the effective storage of the relatively small quantity of fish that is landed in that area. Ice can be sourced from Victoria for the Duquesne facility.

The Ministry is committed to engaging the fishers and stakeholders with a view to establishing the challenges of the sector and formulating strategies to address and grow the sector.

GIS

NOW Grenada is not responsible for the opinions, statements or media content presented by contributors. In case of abuse, click here to report.
Tags: division of fisheriesfisheriesgisice machinesjapan international cooperation system
Next Post
SGU Receives Equity Investment

St George’s University announces cases of Covid-19

Comment on post Cancel reply

Please enter your valid email address.
Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

© NOW Grenada. All Rights Reserved. Published by Aqua Design Inc. | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy

No Result
View All Result
  • Front Page
  • Categories
    • General News
      • All
      • Agriculture & Fisheries
      • Arts & Culture
      • Business
      • Education
      • Environment
      • Health
      • History
      • Lifestyle
      • Law
      • Politics
      • Technology
      • Travel & Tourism
      • Weather
      • Youth
    • Sports
      • All
      • Athletics
      • Cricket
      • Football
      • Watersports
    • Community
      • All
      • Tribute
    • Crime
    • Features
      • All
      • Today in History
    • Opinion/Commentary
    • Press Releases
      • All
      • Advertisements
      • Notices
  • Video
  • Notices & Vacancies
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us

Copyright NOW Grenada

We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website.

You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings. Visit our Privacy Policy | Terms of Use.

Powered by  GDPR Cookie Compliance
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful. Visit our Privacy Policy | Terms of Use.

Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings.

If you disable this cookie, we will not be able to save your preferences. This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again.