Corporate Advise Update 6 Jun 2021, 11:47 am

SIAB Commercial Units Deployed 22 Jan 2019, 3:15 am

We are please to announce that MITCOR has deployed 2 new SIAB boxes in Vietnam 2 more to be shipped to the Netherland on February 18th and will be deployed In Amsterdam, 2 more  to be installed in Dusseldorf Germany and to be shipped March 18 together with one unit going to Wroclaw Poland.

all this Units been long expected and delayed due to issue with compliance with packing, shipping, and handling.

full blown commercial shipping for Future SIAB units are expected to be shipped worldwide by the End of April

Livestock Carrier to be built in Vietnam 21 Jan 2019, 7:11 am

we are very pleased to announce that the investor group of the Mitcor has signed an MOU with the Government of Vietnam to start the construction of new breed of of Livestock Carrier, the new vessel is to comply with Australian laws , Mitcor was in contact with the ministry of transport and agriculture ministry in Australia and present our vision in the new design of this new line of carriers.

the ship is to replicate the natural habituate and the animal environment so it can reduces the stress of the animal to the minimum level , the company is to hold talk with animal activist and veterinary services of Australia to to incorporate there input and benefit the project.

the construction anticipated to start by February 15 , the company establishing communication with livestock trader and distributors in the region for feature collaboration ,Mitcor will invite major livestock companies in the gulf region and in Australia as well Indonesia and Malaysia ,the biggest market  to join the first steel cutting in February we will post pictures on the progress on our site ,we do invite all interested to follow us.

Mitcor Acquires Merceco 29 Aug 2018, 5:50 pm

In a press release Friday it was accounced that Marine Innovation & Technology Company (Mitcor) has successfully acquired for an undisclosed amount in cash and shares the assets of Merceco Inc. by Mitcor Australia. This is a mandated move to acquire sales and strategic manufacturing for Mitcor’s expanding feed business.

Hello world its 2025 29 Aug 2018, 12:25 pm

Welcome to Mitcor in 2025. May you and yours have a healthy, happy and successful year! The plan this year is to repost some of the news articles that we collect from our wire service monitoring. I hope you enjoy them and come back often. Let us know if they are helpful. Also, we will be posting the pricing trend for shrimp and fish once per month around the 15th.

Please enjoy.

Consumers Reports 29 Aug 2018, 11:52 am

As a consumer of shrimp myself I thought everyone should have an opportunity to view Consumers Reports story on shrimp. I could not have said it better myself. I have been very vigilant in the quality of food that I feed my grandchildren but sometimes you have to get involved to help solve negative issues.

You can see the video yourself at: http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/video-hub/4192721572001/

Press Release – Public December 7 29 Aug 2018, 7:10 am

MITCOR awarded contract for 200 Automated Shrimp Grow-Out Units

• San Diego, CA – Marine Innovation and Technology Corporation – Australia (“MITC” or the “Company”), a global marine innovator of new technology, today announced that it has signed a multi-million dollar contract with a private investor to deliver two hundred automated shrimp grow-out units.

About MITCOR

MITCOR is a global marine innovator of new technology, providing operational solutions to commercial and government organizations worldwide.

MITCOR’s business is focused on markets and customers with strong repeat business potential, primarily in the Aquaculture sector and the Marine Logistics sector. In addition, the Company conducts a significant amount of advanced technology development in shrimp production and feeding.

MITCOR has established a global customer base through the acquisition of industry companies such as Merceco and will be operating from 9 locations including the United States, Canada, Australia and the Netherland as well as internationally by the end of 2018.

The Company’s shares are privately held.

Shrimp Task Force seeks tougher penalties 29 Aug 2018, 7:00 am

HOUMA — State officials and district attorneys continue to hammer out stricter penalties for shrimpers fishing out of season.

At its meeting Wednesday in Houma, The Courier reports the Louisiana Shrimp Task Force continued discussions on its plans to get legislation passed to strengthen the penalties for violators. Currently, shrimpers face fines, revocation of gear licenses, community service and potential jail time if accused of multiple violations.

Previous discussions centered on a shrimper’s vessel licenses being seized, but that has since shifted to a vessel monitoring system being equipped on boats found to be in violation. However, a monitoring system can only be required upon conviction.

“My concern with the date of conviction is you’re going to have an individual who’s going to do this multiple times,” task force member Andrew Blanchard said. “He’s going to have an attorney on the cellphone. Soon as he gets caught, he’s going to delay. Next year in March, he might be getting a court date.”

Another suggestion was to use the language already in laws that allow Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries agents to seize a license in the field. Agents can seize a license if it can be proven it was obtained fraudulently, but it was suggested the language be expanded to include other violations.

“We only have a 45-day season. If a man gets caught and he’s on the edge of the line unintentionally, this is a livelihood,” task force member Acy Cooper Jr. said. “That’s where he makes his money. We wait all year to work this little bit of time. Something simple happens like that then you’re going to put him in a bad position.”

Task force chairman Clint Guidry said the first couple weeks of the season is when many shrimpers make the majority of their money and being held up for any reason could result in a significant loss of income.

“That could be 40, 50 percent of his yearly earnings gone,” he said.

Mitcor Software Team Announces Latest Development 29 Aug 2018, 6:39 am

On behalf of the Mitcor Software Development Team Dr. Mark Zarka announceed today the project team parameters for the SIAB Application:

SIAB Online® Management for SIAB Producers

A wide geographical distribution of SIAB equipment, and diverse owners, who are not necessarily in the production facility every day, as well as higher production requirements call for a complete overview of shrimp production. Announcing SIAB Online® network which monitors SIAB computers from a central location and makes it possible to extract and present selected data graphically.

Valid Data without Delay

SIAB Online® ensures the producer quick access to valid data. SIAB Online® is connected live to the individual production computers, making it possible to extract current and valid production and environment data. The SIAB production computer transmits data directly to a PC for a high degree of data validity and more time to look after the shrimp. SIAB Online® can deliver data to the individual farm manager, but it is also possible to extract data from several farms to a central office and use the data received to prepare analysis of the individual SIAB and production units to optimize production further. The setup of the production computer can be copied, thus allowing the setup for the best performing facility to be copied to the other production computers. The SIAB Online® system presents production and environment data in a well-ordered fashion, providing the SIAB producer with a quick overview and the possibility of monitoring the development of the individual batches. The system can extract numerous data, including key values for temperature, PH, Nitrogen level, mortality, gain, etc.

SIAB Online® can be used with production computers in existing networks and Mitcor’s new production computers which also feature a built-in LAN Ethernet.

Safety with SIAB Online®

With SIAB Online®, the producer receives alarms from the production computer, enabling him to take immediate, qualified action, e.g. in order to change the setup of the production computer to ensure the welfare of the shrimps and prevent financial losses. Alarms appear in a pop-up window on the PC and the system can be set up to transmit an alarm via a text message or email.

Clear and adapted to the individual production batch

Today, equipment computers are advanced, with numerous setting options. It can, therefore, be difficult to see whether an employee has unintentionally changed the settings for a production module. With SIAB Online® any deviation from the planned strategy is clearly displayed, making it easy for the producer to ensure that all the modules follow the planned strategy. In addition, photos of the farm and the individual sections can be added to make it easy to supervise the individual production modules and easy to navigate between them.

MITCOR delivers and installs cables and cordless networks that are developed especially for installation in the production facility environments, thus preventing any malfunctioning or breakdowns.

Online Across the World

MITCOR’s SIAB Online® app for smartphones enables farm managers to access SIAB data and alarms on all production computers. Internet access is all you need. This minimizes the risk of losses in case of a system breakdown and enables the farm manager to monitor the production even though he is not physically present in the production facility. The MITCOR mobile app can be downloaded for Android, iPhone and Windows Phone.

MITCOR Representation 24 Aug 2018, 2:06 am