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ICOMIA to support Boat Tech China
The annual Boat Tech China, which is scheduled to run from April 3-5 next year, is to be supported by the International Council of Marine Industry Associations
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Jets Marivent website sees record hits
BRP distributor Jets Marivent has announced that more that 40,000 visitors logged on to the group's website during the month of June, accounting for 325,000 page views
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Canada's Discover Boating gets PR help
The details of a new marketing initiative for Canada's Discover Boating programme have been announced for 2005
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BoatWide opens for business
A new Spanish company has been launched in Barcelona that will manufacture the Tek-Tanks range of holding tanks under license from the UK
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Thornycroft acquires Newage Transmissions
Newage Transmissions Ltd, a UK manufacturer of mechanical driveline equipment, has been acquired by Thornycroft (1862) Ltd for an undisclosed sum
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Raymarine to outsource manufacturing
The marine electronics manufacturer has decided to outsource all of its UK manufacturing operations, resulting in the closure of manufacturing operations at its Anchorage Park facility in Portsmouth
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Cowes Yacht Haven opens new facility
The new Maurice Laing Events Centre at Cowes Yacht Haven on Britain's south coast officially opened for business last week
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VT Halmatic delivers new patrol boat
The UK manufacturer of commercial and military vessels has delivered a 16m (52ft) patrol boat to the marine police department in the Turks and Caicos Islands
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Welsh counties seek harmonised approach on slipways
Faced with an influx of craft following the recent decision to put in place speed restrictions on Lake Windermere in England, four Welsh counties have decided to work together on a common approach to managing slipways and the influx of craft that has resulted from the decision
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Rancraft to be powered by Honda in UK
Windward Yachting, the sole UK distributor of Italy's Rancraft sportsboats, has announced that Honda Marine is to fit its four-stroke engines to the Rancraft outboard range
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Leopard 40 to debut at Southampton
US yacht charter company The Moorings has announced that the new Leopard 40 cruising catamaran is to make its debut at the Southampton Boat Show in September
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Sailing Summit to be held in Amsterdam
The 7th International Sailing Summit (ISS) is to take place in Amsterdam this year on Monday, November 14 exactly one day prior to the opening of METS
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McMurdo wins health and safety award
McMurdo Ltd, a UK manufacturer of marine safety products, has received its fourth consecutive Occupational Health and Safety Award on behalf of RoSPA
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Singapore to enforce transponder system for small craft
As part of an effort to enhance the security of Singapore's waters, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) is to require all licensed harbour and pleasure/recreational craft to carry transponders
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US Coast Guard and TV fishing personality get behind boating safety campaign
Hunters and anglers targeted by boating safety campaign
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Sportsman's Warehouse to sell DuraSafe products
Outdoor sports retailer Sportsman's Warehouse to carry two of Durasafe's products in its stores across the Midwest and western US
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Application News | Southern spars: Element C6 - Essential elements
Offering substantial weight savings, carbonfibre standing rigging has at last begun to permeate the world of the sailing superyacht.
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Sealine International | Instinctive innovation
Despite the fact that it is owned by the world’s largest boat and engine building conglomerate, Sealine International is firmly positioned among Europe’s Top 10 motorcruiser builders in its own right. And, moreover, it has the strategy in place that will keep it there.
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Application News | Royal Huisman’s Ethereal Project: Different strokes
Although on the face of it Royal Huisman’s 58m Ethereal project when she delivers in August ’08 will simply be a scaled-up and modernised version of its successful ’92-launch Juliet B, she will actually prove to be one of the yard’s more demanding projects technically. For her US owner is ...
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Backlog | Peter Poland: Brand stand
Your brand should be one of your most valuable assets, argues Peter Poland, but it won’t be if it is not managed correctly.