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2007 Seafood Directions Awards 2008 Keith Farrer Award of Merit Sydney Royal Easter Show Medals for Farmed Prawns New South Wales Fine Food Spring Competition Vice Chancellor's Medal for Outstanding Researcher ______________________________________________ |
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2007 Seafood Directions Industry Awards Congratulations to the following Australian Seafood Cooperative Research Centre Participant winner: Industry Promotion Award – Sydney Fish Market, NSW _______________________________________________ |
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2008 Keith Farrer Award of Merit Dr Allan Bremner has been named the 2008 winner of the Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology (AIFST) Keith Farrer Award of Merit. The Keith Farrer Award of Merit is the AIFST’s most prestigious award bestowed on its members. It is given for outstanding achievements in contributions to food science and technology in the wide areas of research, industry and education and recognises offerings that further the aims and objectives of the Institute. Allan’s contribution to the Australian and international food industry, food science community and the AIFST spans several decades and is particularly focused on seafood - quality, freshness, shelf life and aquaculture harvesting but perhaps his greatest contribution is the development of what is now known as the Quality Index Method (QIM) that evaluates current storage life and estimates remaining shelf-life. QIM has been adopted in industry and at auctions, is recognised by the EU and is now the standard reference method in research and commerce throughout Europe. ______________________________________________ |
Dr Allan Bremner (left) received the 2008 keith Farrer Award of Merit
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Farmed Prawns Take Out Medals at Sydney Royal Easter Show Congratulations to CRC Participant Nick Moore and his staff at Gold Coast marine Aquaculture who tool out 4 gold medals awarded at the Sydney Royal Easter Show on the 30th April 2009. This repesents a proud moment for Nick and his team when the Prawns judged were from domesticated stocks and were fed on Australian feed. _______________________________________________ |
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Barramundi Takes Out Gold, Silver and Bronze at Fine Foods Fabulous and fantastic, Australian farmed Barramundi confirms its gourmet credentials with a plateful of medals at the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW Fine Food Spring competition. Congratulations to Good Fortune Bay Fisheries at Bowen who won the Gold Medal. Silver medals were won by Humpty Doo from the Northern Territory, Daintree Salt Water Barramundi from Mossman in North Queensland and Wild River Barramundi near Darwin in the Northern Territory. Bronze medals were also won by Infinity, a producer from New South Wales, Goof Fortune Bay and Daintree Salt Water Barramundi. ______________________________________________ |
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Vice-Chancellor's Medal for Outstanding University Researcher 2009Congratulations to Professor Abigail Elizur from the University of Sunshine Coast for winning the 2009 Vice-Chancellor's Medal for Outstanding University Researcher.
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