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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...
Sedna Water Quality Reference
Woods Harbour Lobster is a long-standing name in the live lobster industry, internationally renowned for attention to quality and sustainability. When managing millions of pounds of Atlantic Canada's most precious resource, It's important to ensure holding and...
Decreasing Seafood Waste-The Chronicle Herald
Sedna Technologies is a fisheries technology firm that monitors seafood "from catch to plate" to help companies pinpoint where losses and mortality occurs. Sheamus MacDonald is a partner in the business, which is based out of the COVE building in Dartmouth. (ERIC...
Do You Export Seafood To The US?
Seafood and Traceability Do you export or import in the US? Are you a Canadian seafood producer? This is for you. Seafood traceability is becoming a more important each day within the commercial fishing sector and seafood supply chains. With heightened attention on...
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