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Iceland’s Fisheries Minister Svandís Svavarsdóttir says she wants to see a more open discussion about the future direction of the country’s aquaculture, fishing and food sectors. She recently submitted a […] Continue Reading
Scientists at the Roslin Institute and the University of Stirling’s Institute of Aquaculture are hoping to identify genes that could help to protect Atlantic salmon against sea lice. It is […] Continue Reading
Norwegian salmon farmer Kvarøy Arctic has been named in Fast Company’s prestigious annual list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies for 2022. This year’s list from the US business magazine honours […] Continue Reading
Norway has reported its first suspected case of infectious salmon anaemia (ISA) in several weeks, at a broodstock group at the AquaGen sites at Ørsta and Heim in the west […] Continue Reading
The price of fresh salmon fell by almost 5% in Norway last week (week 9), almost certainly as the result of the war in Ukraine. But at NOK 83.75 a […] Continue Reading
Kames Fish Farming has become the first UK trout producer to sign up for an initiative which aims to deliver carbon-neutral fish farming. Kames, which farms sea trout in the […] Continue Reading
Professor Manuel Barange, Director of Fisheries and Aquaculture Division, United Nations FAO (Food and Agricultural Organisation) will give the opening keynote address at the inaugural Blue Food Innovation Summit. The Summit, […] Continue Reading
Land-based fish farmer Atlantic Sapphire harvested 300 tonnes of salmon during February. The Florida based operation says it expects a harvest of 1,000 tonnes for the first half of 2022 […] Continue Reading
Multinational aquafeed producer BioMar Group has stopped doing business with Russia as a protest over the invasion of Ukraine. The decision means BioMar will not sell its feed to Russian […] Continue Reading