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11 July 2010AEG TO SUPPLY FISH FARM EQUIPMENT TO NEW BRUNSWICK OPERATION
ST. ANDREWS, NB - AEG Inc. (St. Andrews, NB) has secured an order to supply up to 15 AEG Containment Systems to Admiral Fish Farms Ltd. for a new site in New Brunswick, Canada. These systems will be delivered for smolt entered in 2010. AEG will oversee the installation of complete AEG Containment Systems, which will be moored using AEG supplied Jeyco Stingray anchors.
The order is accompanied by an Equipment Framework Agreement providing appropriate discounts for additional AEG Containment Systems and AEG Feeders that are purchased through 2011.
AEG Containment Systems combine the logistics mitigation advantages of surface-based cages with reduced forces offered by submerged cages in a cost-effective single unit. AEG Containment Systems provide a consistent growing volume and therefore increases fish welfare by dramatically reducing fish stress, abrasion and mortality while minimizing downgrades at harvest, especially while operating high energy sites.
About AEG
AEG Inc. provides professionally engineered equipment and management solutions to the marine aquaculture industry, particularly those operations sited in medium- and high-energy environments. AEG Solutions must meet five sustainability criteria to ensure our product portfolio is: socially acceptable, cost-effective, eco-friendly, professionally engineered, and robust for survival. Our own line of innovative technologies coupled with those provided through strategic business partnerships allows AEG to supply turn-key systems that meet global client needs.
For company details, please visit http://www.aeg-solutions.com. Videos illustrating the operational use of AEG Solutions can be viewed on the AEGSolutions Youtube channel at: http://www.youtube.com/user/AEGSolutions. For more information and purchasing, please contact:
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Global Chris Bridger, General Manager AEG Inc. Tel: +1-506-529-8467 Skype: cjbridger Email: chris.bridger@aeg-solutions.com Youtube Channel: AEGSolutions |
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