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Seafood Operations During COVID-19
Needless to say the seas have been turbulent in the seafood industry over the past few months with the emergence of COVID-19. Beginning in December with Asia closing down and the U.S. just starting to close down, it has left many stakeholders within the industry...
World-class ocean technology sector strengthens Atlantic Canada’s economy
News release Ocean start-up companies to develop new technologies, create jobs in the region with the help of the Government of Canada February 12, 2020 – Dartmouth, NS – Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency Ocean technology is part of the broader oceans sector, which...
Tired of Guessing Inventory?
Thousands of crate moves, grade transformations and packing orders are automated and accounted for in real time with Sedna's RFID Inventory System Lobster is by far the most valuable Canadian Seafood Export, but currently the industry has high levels of waste in both...
Local start up cracks the shell in traditional seafood industry
There has been much buzz surrounding Nova Scotia's ocean technology sector. Ocean related industries generate approximately $4.5 billion, or 12.2 per cent of the provincial GDP. These industries are comprised of hundreds of companies, with dozens using innovative...
Eliminating Paper and Increasing Efficiencies
How Victoria Co-op is Setting a New Standard for the Seafood Industry Sedna Technologies is a fisheries technology firm working with Victoria Co-op to improve inventory management and traceability. In this article we are going to discuss our work with RFID...
Digitization Now: Future Proofing Critical For Seafood Suppliers
Increasing efficiencies or increasing value is the only way to survive the seafood industry of the future Sedna Technologies has been future proofing the seafood supply chain over the last year. We have collected data on where the industry is headed, and what the...