2020 has been a different and challenging year. Many of us, including Cflow, have a new workday with home-office and digital meetings with customers and colleagues. Cflow’s coworkers have shown excellent adaptability to change and has found new solutions to maintain an interdisciplinary collaboration. Such a demanding year, makes us both humble and grateful for, not only be able to keep our bright heads, but also the ability to onboard even more skillful people to our team.
Future solutions for transporting live fish will be secured through the new Flowline concept.
The patented Flowline solution is a result of close cooperation with Astorplast AS in Fosnavåg. The goal was to find solutions for bettering transport of live fish by creating a safer and more gentle way of handling the fish. "We chose an interdisciplinary approach to the development process with our focus being on increased fish welfare," says Gunnar Hoff, Cflow CMO. "Experts from Norwegian wellboat companies, biologists, and suppliers of cleaning systems have all contributed to the fine-tuning of all functions. Together, we have developed Flowline, a forward-looking concept that will both simplify and improve fish handling."
Cflow has hired Øyvind Prestvik at their regional office at Blåbasen in Trondheim. Here, Cflow joins several other businesses and colleagues from the aquaculture industry. It has become important to Cflow to strengthen their presence in this region, both to be closer to their customers and the industry competence here.
Cflow Fish Handling AS is pleased to announce that Cflow Fish Handling AS merges with its parent company as a part of the corporate group reorganization. With this merger we seek to simplify the corporate group structure and administrative work. This merger is expected to take effect on September 7, 2020.
We are participating at Nor-Fishing 2020 Digital, 18-20 August, and hope you stop by the live-streamed trade fair and greet us - you will find us in the digital exhibitor catalog.
Cflow has, together with ship owner company Charvest, developed a complete fish handling solution for a new type of service vessel. The solution is designed to increase fish welfare and efficiency, as well as contribute to the development of a sustainable industry. Charvest's new service boat Csaver, also called Minibløgger’n, is the first of its kind and has already gained good experience with the slaughterhouse on board.
PRESS RELEASE
18 June 2020 – Cflow, a leading supplier of fish handling systems for the fishery and aquaculture industries, has appointed Stig Bjørkedal as its new managing director.
Photo: Stig Bjørkedal (left) and Arnstein Johansen (right)
Cflow acknowledges the aquaculture industry's need to reduce loss and better exploitation of its resources. Therefore, Cflow has developed a compact and mobile processing factory, which is designed with hygiene, food safety and fish welfare in mind.
Cflow takes necessary precautions in line with government recommendations to stop the spread of Covid-19. At the same time, we do what we can to maintain normal operations for production and administration, and all inquiries are received and answered to the same extent as under normal circumstances.
We are looking for two result-oriented, enthusiastic and outgoing Sales Managers for our Aqua business team.
