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TitleNew environmentally friendly insulated boxes for the fishing industry  ( Project )
Assigning OrganisationEuropean Union
 
Project Reference NumberQLK1-2001-41814
 
Start Date01 July 2001
End Date01 April 2002
Funding OrganisationEuropean Union
 
Executing AgencyGLM ICELAND HF.
 
Other Participating Organisations Icemark NV (Belgium)
 
Project ManagerGudmundur Thor Thormodsson
KeywordsFISHERY PRODUCTS; PACKAGING
 
Project SummaryThe objective of the project is to provide the fish industry with an improved packaging technology that will maximise quality and safety of the fish products.

There is a great demand for high quality fresh fish in Europe. Insulated boxes are essential to maintain the quality of fresh fish. As soon as fish is caught a reduction in temperature is required and a low temperature should be kept until the fish reaches the consumer. Ice is the most common chilling medium for fresh fish and to avoid a too rapid meltdown of the ice the fish and the ice are best stored in insulated boxes. No reusable insulated fishboxes have been available on the market, which in some cases has resulted in poor quality of fresh fish when exposed to warm climates in non insulated fishboxes.

The objective of the project is to provide the fish industry with an improved packaging technology that will maximise quality and safety of the fish products. To design fishboxes according to the demands of the various sectors of the fishing industry, make prototypes, test in real time and compare results with current boxes and tubs. The deliverables required from the project are boxes that fulfil the modern demand for high quality fresh fish quality.

Project Cost: 30000.00 euro; Project Funding: 22500.00 euro

Programme Type: 5th FWP (Fifth Framework Programme); Programme Acronym : LIFE QUALITY; Subprogramme Area: Quality of Life and Management of Living Resources - Key action Food, Nutrition and Health; Contract Type: EAW (Exploratory awards)

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