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MOORING SAFETY TIPS

Working on the ship’s deck is not an easy task. Deck crew has to consider various safety precautions and understand the working of deck machinery and systems, along with cargo operation equipment.

When it comes to mooring operations, additional precautions need to be taken to ensure personal and crew members’ safety.

The mentioned list is not an exhaustive one but does cover the most important points that must be taken care of without fail during mooring operation.

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FISH FACT: Bonito

The species is distinguished by the following characters: a robust body, elongated and rounded; teeth small and conical, in a single series. Colour of its back is bluish, turning to deep purple or almost black on the head; a pattern of 15 or more narrow, oblique to nearly horizontal, dark wavy lines in scaleless area above lateral line; belly white; pectoral and pelvic fins purple, inner sides black.

Found in the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific (Western Central) oceans and they feed on small fish, squids, planktonic crustacean, and stomatopod larvae. They are preyed upon by larger fishes, including other tunas.

Marketed fresh and frozen and also utilized dried or salted, smoked and canned. Maturity max length 65cm. Max weight 1.7 kg. Max reported age 5 years.

World Food Safety Day 2021 - Safe food now for a healthy tomorrow

World Food Safety Day (WFSD) celebrated on 7 June 2021 aims to draw attention and inspire action to help prevent, detect and manage foodborne risks, contributing to food security, human health, economic prosperity, agriculture, market access, tourism and sustainable development.

This year’s theme, ‘Safe food today for a healthy tomorrow’, stresses that production and consumption of safe food has immediate and long-term benefits for people, the planet and the economy. Recognizing the systemic connections between the health of people, animals, plants, the environment and the economy will help us meet the needs of the future.