Fish health monitoring – it’s in our blood
Biomarkers can help us to take a more pro-active approach to fish welfare Whilst Paisley is not universally recognised as a centre of fish health excellence, this may be about […] Continue Reading
Cost-effective bulk packaging
The S Bin provides an economical and greener alternative to EPS boxes Salmon processing companies are the main users of polystyrene boxes in the aquaculture sector, using approximately 8 million […] Continue Reading
Look Out for the Green Vessels
The transition to a greener fleet with electric power propulsion is well underway in fish farming, according to Moen Marin, the world’s largest supplier of electric and hybrid workboats to […] Continue Reading
Help from the Government
There is no shortage of challenges when it comes to trying to make a successful business in the current climate, so it is important to be aware of potential sources […] Continue Reading
VAF Feed Blocks promote health and growth
Cleaner fish across Scotland and Norway are feeling the health and welfare benefits of World Feeds’ innovative VAF Feed Blocks. Studies have recorded steady and healthy growth rates, as well […] Continue Reading
FISA invests in new technology for UHMWPE netting
In order to meet growing demand from the Mediterranean and Chilean aquaculture markets, FISA has invested in the newest-generation Karl Mayer knotless Raschel technology, with the plan to increase its […] Continue Reading
New role for Kemin’s Pruvost
Sales Manager Emmanuel Pruvost, who has developed sales for three years in Mediterranean countries on marine fishes and salmonids for Kemin Aquascience™, will now also serve North European salmon feed […] Continue Reading
Mowi Scotland orders two new landing craft
Macduff Ship Design is pleased to announce that Mowi Scotland Ltd has selected Skagen Ship Consulting and Macduff Ship Design as main contractor and designer for two new 18.5m landing […] Continue Reading
Lecturer in Fisheries
Where you’ll work: This role is based at the College’s Hadlow campus. Your hours: 37 hours per week (Monday to Friday), 52 weeks per annum. Your pay: Spine Points 32C […] Continue Reading