MORGÈRE TO EXHIBIT AT ICELANDIC FISHERIES EXHIBITION 2021

Morgère to exhibit at Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition 2021. Morgère will be exhibiting at the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition 2021 (Icefish) on 15 to 17 September, promoting its versatile Exocet and Osprey trawl doors.

Morgère is already well established as a supplier of Exocet trawl doors to Icelandic skippers, who have been particularly impressed by the robustness and stability offered by these powerful doors, combined with the reduced drag that benefits fuel consumption.

Since its launch onto the market, Exocet has proved highly popular with skippers, and now it is performing even better, following the addition of some innovative new design features. This includes an enhanced curved profile, which provides optimum trawl spread whilst minimising drag, thus saving on fuel costs.

The semi-pelagic Osprey trawl door, which fishes on and just off the seabed, also delivers excellent results and is well suited for Icelandic fisheries. Its special design ensures there is lower drag, which enhances efficiency.

Icefish hosts the latest developments from the industry showcasing new and innovative products and services, covering every aspect of the commercial fishing industry from catching to processing and packaging.

Morgère will present at the expo with their Icelandic agent Isfell where they will be delighted to meet with skippers and vessel owners to explain in more detail the considerable fishing benefits offered by the Exocet and Osprey doors.

Pascal Reverseau, managing director for Morgère said:

“Morgère is committed to continually innovating and investing in new designs and technologies to ensure the optimum performance of our trawl doors.  We work closely with fishermen on our new designs to ensure they meet their special requirements. Fishermen also like our excellent customer service where we are always available to provide advice and technical assistance. We look forward to meeting with skippers at Icefish, which will provide the perfect opportunity to learn how our trawl doors can optimise fishing performance.”