Interested participants can now send their creations until the 17th February 2017 at 08:59:59 AM CET. The short film competition aims to promote the seafood consumption and its cultural, societal and economic relevance. Everybody over 18 years old can participate with 1 minute lenght videos. Participants can obtain a prize of 1,500 euros and the opportunity to film a video in a H2020 research meeting.
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Three groups of students of the Master in International Business & Entrepreneurship have developed digital campaigns on promoting dissemination activities for the Horizon 2020 project PrimeFish.
The H2020 project PrimeFish launches a short film competition to promote the seafood consumption and all of its cultural, societal and economic relevance. Everybody over 18 years old is encouraged to participate with a 1 minute length video. Participants will be competing for a prize of 1,500 euros and the opportunity to film a video in an H2020 research meeting!
How to participate
The PrimeFish project has been presented by the team of the University Parma, professors Cristina Mora and Davide Menozzi, Dr.
The PrimeFish project is presenting its work in Aquaculture Europe through several workshops and presentations, analyzing and proposing alternatives for the fisheries and aquaculture market.
From 4th to 6th October the PrimeFish team will be available for presenting the project to the companies participating in the Spanish frozen foods fair Conxemar though its 2nd Brokerage Event. If you are interested in knowing more about this H2020 project in an individual presentation, you can book your meeting on the brokerage website after having registered your company. Check out our profile to find out what are our free time slots.
This event will take place next 13th July in Aberdeen, under the framework of IIFET, in which PRIMEFISH project is participating.
The relevance of the main agents of the seafood products sector –fishermen, farmers, processors, etc.- and the way they help to strenghten the European market is the subject of the seminar. This action is organised by CETMAR Foundation and will take place this week at Aberdeen, within the 18th 2016 Conference of IIFET, one of the most renowned international events in the economy research and marine trade sectors.
The International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade (IIFET) conference will take place in Aberdeen, Scotland in 2016. The 18th edition of this international Conference has the theme of "Challenging new frontiers in the global seafood sector – a Northern Enlightenment".
Primefish project is represented by chairing a special session on the project topics named: “Creating shared value through stakeholders’ involvement to strengthen the seafood competitiveness”, Wednesday, 13th from 13:30 until 15:30 in the Fleming room.
Spanish Aquaculture Observatory (OESA) has chosen PrimeFish as an “Outstanding Project” working in the aquaculture sector. PrimeFish focuses in the analysis of competitiveness in the production of trout, seabass, seabream, salmon and panga; and their processed products.
